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Best Android Tablets Under ₹30,000 India [Year] – Top Picks & Reviews

January 10, 2026 4:09 am

Best Android Tablets Under ₹30,000 India [Year] – Top Picks & Reviews

Okay, here’s a breakdown of the Android tablets under Rs. 30,000 ⁢(approximately $360 USD as of today, November 26, 2023) as described in the provided text,‌ summarized for ⁣easy comparison. ‍ I’ll include key specs and a speedy “best for” ‍advice for each. I’ll also add the iPad as a bonus, noting it sometimes falls into this price range.

Here’s a⁤ table⁣ summarizing‌ the tablets:

Tablet	Price (approx.)	Screen Size	Screen Tech/Refresh Rate	Processor	RAM/Storage	Battery	Key Features	Best For
OnePlus Pad Go	~Rs. 27,999	11.35″	2.4K, 90Hz	MediaTek ⁤Helio G99	8GB/128GB	10,050 mAh	Lightweight,⁢ good software, long battery life	everyday use, media consumption
OnePlus Pad Go 2	~Rs. 30,000	11.35″	2.4K, ⁤90Hz	MediaTek helio G99	8GB/256GB	10,050 mAh	More storage than the original Pad‍ Go	Everyday use, media consumption
Xiaomi Pad 7	~Rs. 30,999	11.2″	344 ppi, 800 nits, 144Hz	Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3	12GB/256GB	8,850 mAh	Fastest refresh rate, sharpest display	Gaming, smooth scrolling, visuals
Galaxy Tab S10‍ Lite	~Rs. 30,000+	10.9″	120Hz ‍LCD	Exynos 1380	6GB/128GB	8,000 mAh	S-Pen included, ⁤long software support	Productivity, note-taking,⁤ longevity
Moto Pad 60 Pro	~Rs. 30,000	12.7″	144Hz LCD	Dimensity 8300	8GB/128GB	10,200 mAh	Largest screen, big‍ battery	Media consumption, multitasking
iPad (11th ⁤Gen)	~Rs. 30,000 (on sale)	11″	Liquid Retina, 60Hz	A16 bionic	64GB/128GB	7,819 mAh	Apple ⁢ecosystem, performance, ⁤software support	All-around use, ⁤Apple integration

Detailed Breakdown & Considerations:

* OnePlus Pad Go/Go 2: These are good all-around tablets, especially ⁣if you prioritize a lightweight design ‍and a clean software⁣ experience

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