TABLET UNDER 20000 IN INDIA

The Lenovo Tab Plus brings interesting features that make it a go-to device for all your multimedia needs. The tablet offers a good display, but the audio takes centre stage. The device provides not two but four woofers and four tweeters that deliver exceptional sound output, a first in any tablet. The sound is loud enough to compete with any affordable Bluetooth speaker. This, coupled with the ability to pair a smartphone and use it as a Bluetooth speaker, makes it even more interesting. 

However, the tablet surely lags behind the competition when it comes to sheer performance. The user interface is clean and offers good features. The cameras are usable, though one should expect little from them. Overall, if you are looking for a tablet for your media consumption and can overlook the performance, you can consider this tablet. 

The OnePlus Pad Go tablet is a less expensive follow-up to the OnePlus Pad that launched earlier this year in February. The newest tablet from OnePlus features a slightly smaller display than the OnePlus Pad, with reduced resolution, pixel density, refresh rate and brightness. The OnePlus Pad Go swaps out MediaTek Dimensity 9000 chipset from its predecessor for a MediaTek Helio G99 SoC and packs 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of onboard storage. 

The OnePlus Pad Go is touted to be a portable, light tablet, focussed on multimedia and streaming for long hours. The tablet is backed by a 8,000mAh battery and features quad Dolby Atmos speakers for better audio performance. 

The new Kindle Paperwhite is great for avid readers and brings tons of upgrades for those who love reading e-books on the go. The new Kindle is thin, portable, and travel-ready. The 7-inch display is the biggest highlight of the new Paperwhite as it packs the largest display yet. The 300PPI pixel density feels optimum, while IPX8 keeps your worry-free for reading experience anywhere and anytime. You can also enjoy e-books in additional languages such as Hindi, Tamil, and Marathi, among others.