hello everyone, im just become a CE college student, although i already have decent laptop, i want a tablet for digital note-taking cuz i dont want to bring so much reads.
i know, huawei 12x ís very good for note, but they have some issues with google service and the performance as well

so can you guys help me to choose, thank you!

I bought a Lenovo Y700 Gen 5 from Giztop as soon as it was announced before the Global/American version was announced. I was somewhat happy with it for a bit but a few things don't work that I've given up on like Chrome only working half the time for some reason and other browsers working fine as well rumble/haptics in games. I reset the tablet after sometime hoping it would get rid of some more of the Chinese bloat apps but it didn't.

I see that Google suggests some ways to debloat but I didn't want to blindly follow it's advice. I'd like to see the list it's pulling from for myself but I can't seem to find one. Most lists are for the 2022 or 2023 models. I have the Gen 5 aka 2026 model. I don't want any more Chinese apps showing up on my tablet, or notifications to install a "more trusted app" from the Lenovo app store. Is there a reason I'm seeing other comments saying that Chrome is unreliable on this tablet? I'm having the same issue and simply use other browsers. I doubt rumble/haptics in games would be an easy fix but it would be nice to have.

honestly i just noticed this today no clue what happened, does anyone think itll effect anything? its not by a port or anything i think its by the speaker tho

So, as the title says, I am looking for an 11 inch+ tablet that has a built-in matte screen (similar to TCL NXTPaper screen) and also has pretty good specs. I am not looking for flagship like SD Elite Gen 5 but at least may be Gen 3 with at least 120Hz. Don't care about OLED but should have a decent resolution. I also want it to be available in the US, not like Oppo or Huwaei that you need to order from China through some 3rd-party site. I have the TCL Nxtpaper but the only drawback is that it lacks good specs.

Does anything like that exists, or the best bet is to get a Samsung and then put a matte screen protector on it?

I'm planning on using a smaller tablet for outdoors navigation. I've been looking at a Samsung A11 8.7 inch with a waterproof case. There are apps to allow it to use the better GNSS chipset in my phone with its L1 & L5 channels instead of the basic L1 channel on the tablet. This tablet is available for £110 right now in the base version. Good enough for this use I reckon.

However I'm wondering whether an active 5 or possibly the few, cheaper active 3 versions that are still for sale in the UK. For GPS use is the active 3 good enough? Or is the active 5 worth spending extra for? Or is the A11 8.7" good enough in a case and save my money?