Inexpensive tablet to play the game on?

I currently play on a iPad Pro 12.9. It's awesome. Love the huge screen

Deadshot_DCU wrote:
I currently play on a iPad Pro 12.9. It's awesome. Love the huge screen

Well you can't get more inexpensive than that :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

I played on a Galaxy Tab 7 2.0 and it was getting pretty hard to play

Now I'm playing on a phone - Moto G. Phone was dirt cheap because it was "refurbished" - bought at telco's website. Game runs incredibly smooth compared to my old tablet.

alapalme wrote:
I played on a Galaxy Tab 7 2.0 and it was getting pretty hard to play

Now I'm playing on a phone - Moto G. Phone was dirt cheap because it was "refurbished" - bought at telco's website. Game runs incredibly smooth compared to my old tablet.

I used to play games on my old iPod Touch but I started getting headaches. Then my vision started going and it just became impossible. That's why I moved up to tablets.

No mediacom smartpad i10
Insufficient memory ..

shanemadrid wrote:

Deadshot_DCU wrote:
I currently play on a iPad Pro 12.9. It's awesome. Love the huge screen

Well you can't get more inexpensive than that :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Lol, nah dude. Gotta go with the pro. I mainly got it for drawing since I'm an artist. But playing Tapped Out on it is quite amazing.

Amazon Fire for $50 should be good enough. In case you're not in the US, make sure the app has no geographic restrictions for your country (as it has for mine...)

If you wanted something cheap, it doesn't get cheaper than free. Check your local banks, and see if they have any promotions that give you a few Samsung Galaxy Tab 7" tablet for new accounts. I've seen this promotion from various banks over the years.

jankrohn wrote:
Amazon Fire for $50 should be good enough. In case you're not in the US, make sure the app has no geographic restrictions for your country (as it has for mine...)

The Kindle is probably one of the cheapest out there. I picked up the best version at the time for about 175 American dollars. It is massively limited in what other games you can play, but if you read a lot - it's a great deal (especially if you find free books on line instead of using the amazon store).

Another vote for the kindle fire for $50. I liked it so much I bought two more for the family.
Far more responsive than my ipad2.