That’s why it’s better to ask all subreddits. And carefully determine quality comments from fan comments. And beyond that, in depth searching about each product is important. Reddit, youtube, Facebook, even comments from gsmarena, as extensive as possible. Even when watching youtube reviews, it’s important to discern the reviewers’ biases.

Depends on usage. There are apps that are either exclusive to ipads or have better software experience in ipads (example, procreate)

If I’m asked about tablets and all the user told me are apps that are included in playstore, then i usually recommend android (not particularly samsung). If they tell me they will need a pen, and is very particular with pen performance, that’s the time i recommend a samsung product.

As for me, i bought a samsung tablet for drawing. Im not a hardcore artist so sketchbook is good enuf for me, never considered an ipad. But if not for the spen heck I won’t even consider a samsung.

I also never thought i would love bluetooth earphones. It’s just convenient how popping them out of the case automatically connects them to the gadget.

Then i used my laptop (which had the 3.5mm jack) to watch lecture videos and realized i want to move around while listening and don’t want to be bound by the wires. Also after just a year of using the wireless, the wired earphones got brittle and won’t connect well. I brought them back to the drawer and used the wireless on my laptop.

If there’s one problem with bluetooth headsets, it’s the battery life. It’s not enough when listening to long lecture videos.