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Would a ~$100 tablet suffice for the Digital LSAT?
Like_Spike
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I'm extremely unfamiliar with tablets so please excuse my ignorance, but would something like an Amazon Fire HD or a refurbished-but-dated iPad work for taking digital PTs? I'd prefer to use an actual tablet rather than my computer, but I simply don't have the money to spend on a Microsoft Surface Go (used or otherwise).
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Go with Fire HD10 and a stylus. Writing with stylus won’t be available on the real test, just selecting bubbles and underlining. For practice all you need is a tablet you can run an internet browser.
Thanks, @Lemongrab. So the Fire HD10 would allow me to download the 7Sage app and jump straight into taking PTs, right?
You will have to download Google playstore since fire hd preinstalled app store is amazon. Before buying it, search how to download Google playstore. I can't say for sure 7sage app will be compatible with fire hd, since I haven't used it, but will probably work.
Just checked with my phone and it seems like digital test works fine on browsers as well.
Many thanks again @Lemongrab. This was really helpful.