Although right now there are very good options if we are looking for Android tablets, we can always breathe new life into an old one with the help of a good ROM and one of the most popular and that we have available for more models is Lineage OS. Is yours among the latest additions? We review all that have been included so that you can check it.
Many novelties, of various brands and including quite old models
Even for most of them the ROM based on Android Oreo, but we cannot say that in Lineage OS have stood idly by and in the time that has elapsed since we did our first reviewShortly after its launch, to the tablets for which it was available, the number of models it supports has grown significantly. We present them by brand, so that it is easier for you to orient yourself.
Google tablets
La Nexus 10 and Nexus 7 2013 They were already in the first round of tablets that were supported, and now we can confirm that it can also be installed on the most recent models: Nexus 9 and even Pixel C. The only one that remains pending is the pioneer, although given the time it already has and despite how well behaved in this regard in Lineage, perhaps we should not have too much hope.
Samsung Tablets
All the Samsung tablets have been pretty well covered from the start, at least as far as the high-end is concerned, including the Galaxy Note, Galaxy Tab S2 and Galaxy tab pro. Of the mid-range, however, only thes Galaxy Tab 2 and 3 7-inch. Well, all of them have been joined by the Galaxy Note 12.2, Galaxy Tab 2 10-inch, the Galaxy Tab E and the first Galaxy Tab S.
Sony Tablets
In the case of Sony, it is necessary to celebrate its entry into the list, modest for now, with a single model that is supported, the oldest of all, the first Tablet Xperia Z, both in Wi-Fi and LTE versions. The Japanese have a pretty good update policy, but in view of the fact that even the Xperia Z4 Tablet is not going to receive Android Oreo anymore, we hope that the list will grow in the future.
LG tablets
Here we are without changes, but more than anything because they have been quite well covered from the beginning, thinking above all that the models that received support initially, the 7-inch and 8-inch LG G Pad and LG G Pad 8.3, are the last that the Koreans launched internationally. The only thing missing is the 10-inch LG G Pad.
Nvidia tablets
Another category in which nothing has moved, but it is that here there was no possibility of expansion, because we only have one model that has received support from the first moment. One more virtue of Shield Tablet, which enjoys (or has enjoyed) one of the best update policies we've seen on an Android tablet (Nexus and Pixel aside).