ALLDOCUBEiPlay 60 11 inch Tablet, 2000x1200 Display Android 13 Tablet, 12GB RAM 128GB ROM 1TB Expand, T606 Octa-core, Widevine L1, 7000mAh, Quad Speaker, 5MP + 16MP Triple Camera, 4G LTE, GPS

I have an Alldocube iplay50 mini, and a Alldocube iplay60 mini and now I have the Alldocube iplay 60pro tab 12.1 in pro.Out of the box the first thing I noticed in comparison to the others, is that the colors and contrast seem so much better. Not that the other were bad at all, but this one was better than I expected it to be. Haven't checked the specs but my guess is it has a higher contrast ratio because the whites absolutely spank and the blacks are really black.Otherwise the experience is pretty much the same, especially to the iplay 60 mini, which is also a Android 14 device.I play the same game with all the devices and performance is pretty much the same with all three devices. However with the iplay 60 pro I can put the game in the background, log in to my bank account, then log on to Amazon to check my shipping information, yet after all that, I find that the game is still running in the background when the other units would have lost it and had to relog. So it looks like there will be less interruptions when I'm gaming because the game I'm playing has Auto features that allow me to play when I'm not Hands-On.Right now I give this baby 5 out of 5 Stars I don't see anything to complain about. And let's face it, 12 inches is cooler than 11 LOL

Greetings - I was looking for an upgrade to my "second phone", which I use for my personal activities - game playing, social media, personal email, reading, audio books, and non-work apps. For this I have a second phone line. But backup phones were not big enough for me so I found this "phablet" a tablet with FULL phone capabilities. iPads (and must tablets) can be had (for kids of extra $$$) with cellular data BUT but not full phone/ text service.Enter this Alldocube 50, a super high quality, fast, powerful, well spec'd Android 12 tablet with FULL phone capabilities. Some important points:- Android 12. The latest Android OS, on a low cost machine, Woof!- Really fast processor. This uses a Unisoc Tiger T618, with 6GB RAM, 64GB storage and supports up to a 2TB micro SD card, wow! This SoC scores 252k on AnTuTu 9, very fast for a low/mid SOC. Very little lag, solid gamer, smooth all the time.-Perfect size. 10 inch wide, 2k screen, excellent for gaming, movie, video, and reading! Super high quality in the hands, either aluminum or magnesium, but feels terrific. Still, get a rubber case as it can be slippery. I can easily hold it with one hand.- Excellent battery. 6000mah takes this device all day, easily, under full use. USB-C charger, modern and fast.- *** FULL PHONE CAPABILITY *** Unlike almost anything else I've seen, I can use this tablet as a 100% full phone! It's a winner why nobody else does this. Call, text, message, all standalone with a SIM for any provider. Once you use a tablet this way, you kinda can't go back...- Insanely cheap. I got this complete rig for just over $100. What a STEAL! Half the price is Samsung, a quarter the price is Apple, and it does things neither is those can do.And after two months, it's simply better than ever. Just get the rubber case with it 👍Two thumbs up, highly recommended

I got this tablet earlier this year and have been using it regularly for the past 5 months. All I really use it for is for streaming platforms (YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, etc) and it works well enough for that purpose, when the screen isn't freezing. Beginning the first week, the device has had over 20 instances where the screen has froze for no reason, forcing me to hard restart the device each time to get it working again. There was no rhyme or reason each time, and no commonalities between the numerous events. Seemed totally random.I reached out to the seller and we had exchanged messages and emails for a few weeks, troubleshooting the issue and trying to get it resolved. After trying every suggestion they had to no avail, they said they would send me a replacement tablet since it was still within the 1 year warranty the device comes with. Hopefully it was just a faulty device and not indicitive of a systemic issue affecting all the tablets. Once the new device arrives and I am able to use the new tablet for a little while, I will come back and update my review on the product and the seller.When the tablet works:The Good:-with 6GB of RAM there isn't much lag when switching between apps, and 64 GB of storage is plenty for me and all my streaming apps.-DOESN'T COME WITH A TON OF BLOATWARE! If you have ever purchased a Samsung device (any tablet or phone), you know it comes with a ridiculous amount of bloatware that you are unable to remove. My old tablet from 2016 had 16GB of storage space but came with over 10GB of "system files" that I either can't access or remove. That is over half and completely ridiculous. This tablet has 64GB of storage space and only came with 11GB of system files, leaving the vast majority available for users.-the battery is decent. It was really great when I first got the tablet it seemed to last forever, but that isn't the case anymore. Since battery performance is always going to go down over time this is expected, so I don't fault them for the decrease in usage time per charge. Plus, it is still a decent battery despite not being as great as it was brand new, and will consistently last for 4-5 hours while streaming movies and shows the whole time. It also charges pretty fast. It's not the super fast charging, butat 30% battery it will charge in about 2 hours give or take, which I find reasonable.-the price. I bought the tablet 4 months after it was first available and it was around $119. At the time, I had done a ton of research and price shopping and decided that this tablet was the best price for the features I wanted. This tablet may not be for everyone (I have no idea how it is for gaming for example), but if you want a tablet to stream videos and don't need super loud speakers, this is a great option.The Not So Great: (some minor annoyances but no deal breakers in my opinion):-the speakers could be louder-to connect to Bluetooth devices you have to long press the Bluetooth icon from dropdown screen, which takes you to the device Bluetooth setting screen where you choose which device you want to connect. If you just tap it (like Samsung tablets) it turns Bluetooth off. Not that big of a deal but when you have to do it every time you just want to connect the same earbuds you use everyday, it gets a tad annoying.-there isn't a case that is specifically designed to fit this device. I bought a generic one that clips around the sides of the screen, but it would be nice to have something that snuggly fit around the whole exterior with space cut out for the buttons.-the power and volume buttons are on the side of the tablet (when the tablet is horizontal) and the charging port is on the bottom across from the power and volume buttons. Nothing wrong with this perse, but it is a tad more inconvenient to adjust volume while watching a movie because it moves the tablet since you are pressing on the side instead of from the top.