Budget Android Tablets Suck...Right? The ALLDOCUBE iPlay 50 Mini Pro - 8.4' Of Fun..& Productivity?

I have owned a LOT of android tablets...and I have NEVER kept one very long, cause well....they suck. Can this change my opinion?

[Yankee]

I'm coming to your review several months late, but much appreciate the thoroughness of the things of value I need to know. Your evaluation will have me coming back for more. Thanks for thinking outside the box!

[TheQuixotic]

I was able to find an international version of the new Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 on ebay for $170 and ordered it before I found out about this tablet. I think I might try to return/cancel the Samsung and go with this one instead; the lack of support and Android updates are the only things that give me pause with the Alldocube. But it will be worth the gamble, I think.

It is so odd to me that Samsung (and even Google with their new tablet/hub) are so averse to the small form-factor for the American market. I want a great screen (high quality 1080p or better, 90hz refresh, and all the nits!) in a <9" form factor with enough RAM and processing power that I can consume plenty of media, play games, and handle a small workload (8gb + 128gb minimums). It seems hard to believe that there aren't enough people similar to me out here to warrant profitability on that kind of a product at a <$250 price point (price that high only if attached to a premium name with premium build quality & reliability).

[timmytiny]

Hey, , I just subbed!!
You review is real life usage, and I'm here for it.
Keep doing this type of approach, very informative.
Not many do this anymore.

[RickSanchezConvey]

I like you in depth and honest video, I watch your 18mins video without skipping hehe.
But for suggestion you better change your black table to white or light color table. For us to easily see the phone or table you are using.

[noerus]

Thank you for the review!
And I agree with you, I like 8" one-hand tablet. And for those memory is very important.
If not for just 4GB RAM and nowadays slow WIFI, I could still use my now 5 year old Huawei MediaPad.
Thus thanks again!

[paullebon]

I just bought one and i have a Samsung Tab S9 Ultra. You couldn't give me an Apple Product. Price has nothing to do with it. I also have a Galaxy S24 Ultra 1TB, an i9 64 GB RAM laptop workstation and a Xeon PC Tower workstation with 256 GB RAM. If I wanted anything from Apple I could easily afford it. And IT would be a loaded Mac Pro (not Macbook Pro). But, as i said, i want nothing to do with Apple.

[artdogg]

I think an Alldocube may be my next budget tablet. That one is too small for my tastes, plus I wish it had more LTE bands. My Umidigi tablet from a few years ago has all of the bands, yet the LTE reception generally sucks. My Lenovo P 11 Pro Gen 2 is actually great, but it's WiFi only. Have to use up all of my hotspot if I'm traveling. Alldocube looks like my best bet. Teclast had poor to no LTE reception unfortunately. Have you tried a Sim Card in yours? If so, how was the reception?

[KO-sxuy]

got it a couple months ago, weakness is speakers and lack of finger print sensor luckily I got the L1 version

[Timothy_Faith]

I'm sold, thank you for the review.

[foxyougames]

Alldocube just released an L1 version of this (mini pro NFE ), 3 days after I received mine lol!

[Kyoti]

I wish there were mentions to include release dates of product, EOL for security and OS support, with price.
I'm in the medical/caregiver field and need a tablet to do my work (emails, paperwork, reports, medical, power points and training videos, etc) but it needs the security and software updates.
It needs to be easily portable and move around with me in multiple scenarios in the workplace.
And since I would only be using it for work, I obviously don't want to spend much.
What tablet would you possibly recommend for my situation?

[BerriBerriJam]

So far my 2 big complaints are 1. No ear speaker so can't really talk like a phone but speaker phone so everybody can hear the other person. 2. that 1 speaker phone sounds rather tinny. 3. no fingerprint reader so cannot quickly unlock phone. If I can figure a way to overcome this, then this is an awesome mini tablet phone.

[DextertheMastiff]

Just bought one because of watching this review. Its a great price and 60hz is not ideal but as long as yhe apps and screen response are good than i should be happy.

[vietsquall]

How are the colors? Is it neutral? is it cool or warm?
I got a Nokia 8 inch earlier this year but the screen color is on the cool side and there is a lot of banding from the lack of color range.
There is a desert for the 8-9 inch products. nothing between dirt cheap and expensive. This hits all the right spot on paper.

[RKingis]

This feels like the Android version of the 8inch iPad. Just wish there were more cases options. And while it has L3 SD playback, Youtube can do up to 1440p.

[DextertheMastiff]

BTW noticed your accent, are you from Pa, Delaware or Maryland?

[JV-tkyn]

I searched and searched and you're right. There just isn't any other good 8-inch tablet in this class! The household names like Samsung and Lenovo need to up their games and make a small MIDRANGE tablet. I just bought mine today on Amazon flash sale. Got the 128GB Pro version for 125.99 but they did have the 256GB like in this video for $140 on sale as well. I just didn't need the extra storage for my purposes. Super excited to test it out! My goal was to pair it with my Gamesir G8 and Playstation remote play. I was gonna go with the non pro version initially but it wasn't on sale (I think you can get it for 70) so this was a better deal and now I have a legit tablet with enough ram to use it for things other than remote play for minimal extra cost.

[Jumperchick]

How is it for reading ebooks from reading apps like Libby or hoopla? Even kindle or nook?
And can you link the screen protector please? The tempered glass you mentioned?! Thank you!!

[YeFansMalaysia]

Shout out Kanye!

I am about to buy this tablet.

Do you still used it? How it is for now.

Everything for me is great, except for maybe software and hardware worries

Price and size is unbeatable

[d.h.a.]

This is on my To Buy list.. I want a small tablet (not 10" + !!!) To tote around, use as a reader, etc., with a decent amount of RAM and more storage than 64 GB. Finally found an affordable one!!!