ALLDOCUBESnapdragon 6Gen1 Tablet 8.4" iPlay60 Mini Turbo, Android 14 Tablet, 4K Video Decoding 1920x1200 FHD,Widevine L1, Dual Speakers 6 Axis Gyro, 16GB+128GB+1TB TF UFS3.1, 5MP/13MP, PD18W WIFI5

While I collect manga physically, and have a Google Pixel 9 Pro XL with apps for Android to read manga so I don't have to bring a manga volume to work and risk it getting lost or just limit how many chapters I can read on my break, I saw this mini tablet and wanted to give it a shot. It's REALLY, REALLY great for that! Got two pictures of it side by side, and lined up against an Omnibus volume of The Fable manga, and it's so close to being 1:1, it's maybe 90% of the way there. You can crop borders to scale it up, or do original in the apps, so whatever you like. Compared to my Google Pixel 9 Pro XL in third pic, it's night and day for being "book" sized-- The tablet is incredible as a companion way to read, and just my opinion, the cooler color temperature is easier for me to read, where the OLED screen on the Pixel is wayyyy warmer. I even cropped borders on the Pixel to make it as "big" as it can, while the tablet was in original, and it's night and day. I read the ENTIRETY of The Fable (240 chapters of first part, and 86 of second) on the tablet, and it was a great experience.I'll gloss over the other stuff, because I only care to use this as a manga reader, but the screen is bright and colorful, but the contrast ratio is just okay. The bootup screen pic is in all dark room, and you can see some glow in the corners. Not at all a deal breaker, or even something you see when watching content where it's not a majority black, but just saying. Performance navigating felt snappy, no major bloatware or extra apps, and you can uninstall anything you don't want. Netflix is verified L1 Widevine, so you CAN stream 1080p which is awesome, and the microSD card slot is great for storing a ton of offline movies and manga.At the price it is, about $180 after a coupon, I can whole heartedly recommend this to anyone, ESPECIALLY a Fire tablet because of it's specs, Play Store and screen.

This is a great budget tablet. I was pleasantly surprised by the power it has. It has the power needed to play GenShin Impact. The frame rate seemed solid. Unfortunately, I am not a big fan of the game. It has a Micro SD card slot which is a requirement for me.There are only really two things I would see improved. Though beautiful, I wish the screen was a little brighter and it DOES NOT have a GPS built in.I got it as a control hub for media and navigation in my truck.The build quality is not stupendous, but from a performance standpoint, it hasn't disappointed.The first party folio case is mediocre at best, but does protect the screen. The preinstalled screen protector is terrible. Get a tempered glass one at your first opportunity.

Going by my title saying good overall tablet, I stand by what I said. This tablet is decent for it's price. Only way it'll get over shadowed is if the Lenovo Legion Y700 2023 edition goes down in price to compete with this. Battery life is great, screen quality is really good, processing power is good enough to watch any streaming services out there, it's compact design makes it simple to just put in a backpack, small bag for ease of travel. This is a much better option than the iplay mini 50 with the Helio G99. If you're looking for this tablet to play android games, you can definitely do that. Genshin Impact can be played comfortably but not on max settings (medium to be exact), emulation can be done comfortably too. The build quality is solid with its aluminum design, fairly thin screen bezels compared to its competition, good enough screen to body ratio. The Type-C port, it's a 3.1 type c port which let's you connect it to any TV or external monitor of your choice to enjoy your content on a bigger screen. But just like there's a lot of pros, there is a few cons. Securuty, seems like this tablet isn't going to get much updates over the years (security patch June 5th 2024 currently) and that'll make your info or tablet vulnerable to certain issues, software, it's running android 14 which is great but it's more of a bare bones android with not that many customization options to tweak it for the most optimal performance. The speakers, although on max volume they can get loud respectively but the speakers sound very tinny. Next is, the YouTube app. In prior versions of android that this tablet was running, it did fix the issue of YouTube not working at all but one issue I ran into is when watching a 1080p video at 1.5x speed, it seems as the video becomes choppy and looks like it's lagging. More like if the video goes to about 30 FPS(frames per second). Screen, the screen looks great but one issue I see is on max brightness, that's when you can enjoy the screen quality. Also, it's 60hz. Wi-Fi, being that it's only wifi 5(802.11ac), you are not going to benefit from the extreme speeds wifi 6 and or 7 have.Overall, Alldocube made a great tablet. For it's price, I would say it's the small form factor champ. I would say it's gets the job done. Now that technology is advancing and older tech becomes cheaper, small upgrades to this tablet would make it a undefeated budget tablet. Some of those upgrades are :Speakers, wifi 6(at least), slightly more storage(256gb), a glass lens instead of plastic over the camera, 120hz panel, a snapdragon 7 series cpu, and a slightly bigger battery. Can't wait for the next iterationOverall review 7/10!