The tablet was chosen for simple and rather rare tasks: light surfing in the internet, youtube, i. Maps, booking, etc. For these tasks, the price / quality ratio (I took 3/32 without LTE, now around 15tr) is currently optimal for a conditionally budget device (with several installed applications free 15GB out of 32). Of the competitors, I didn’t look at Lenovo (I don’t know what’s with the software shell), I looked at MatePad (but there are dancing with a tambourine with GoogleApps, not for me, plus there are problems with afterimages on the screens), I didn’t look at the iPad 2022 ( the aspect ratio is not for video), but I looked at Air4 / Pro11, but even there (even taking into account the price 3-4 (!) Times higher, not everything is smooth, literally, even with an oleophobic coating there are problems. Still interesting s5e, but at a price of about 30tr for my infrequent use, overpaying for it twice as compared to the A7 2022 does not seem rational to me. In general, if when choosing a tablet, the brightness / contrast / screen resolution is very critical and you personally see the difference (I don’t even want to mention disputes ips vs amoled), it's better to look at the store first, then make a purchase decision.
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