An Outdated Tablet Is Not Trash: 5 Unexpected Ways to Use It.

Many Android tablet owners put them away in drawers because over time, apps start to slow down the device, and users purchase new models. However, even an old tablet can easily be transformed into a useful tool without using complex software or additional hardware.

This information is reported by the SlashGear portal.

Retro Games on the Tablet

Modern games do not work well on weak tablets, but you can enjoy retro games: install the RetroArch emulator, add files of your favorite old games, and play directly on the tablet. For added convenience, connect a gamepad, or connect the tablet to a monitor via USB for gaming on a larger screen.

Streamer Remote Without the Expense

Your tablet can serve as an alternative to an expensive streamer remote. Install the Macro Deck program on your computer, customize the 'buttons' according to your needs, and then install the app on the tablet via Google Play and connect it to the computer — all your configured buttons will appear on your device screen.

Karaoke for Parties

The tablet can become your karaoke station: download the Smule app, connect a microphone and Bluetooth speaker for quality sound. The large screen will make it easier for you to collaborate with guests, and all the equipment will easily fit in a backpack for transport.

Culinary Assistant

Make the tablet your kitchen assistant: mount it on a holder on the kitchen counter, set the display auto-off time to save battery, and use a voice assistant to search for recipes. Download the Cookpad app to quickly find recipes based on available ingredients.

Creativity Without Limits

Record videos for social media on the tablet by placing it on a teleprompter, and save time on reinstalling the camera. Use the available features of your device for a variety of needs.

Don't forget that even an old tablet can be a useful tool in your everyday life if you know how to use it. Android has many features that can come in handy in various aspects of life.