My first impression of this tablet is that it has good quality and a sturdy, premium build. The 11-inch FHD+ IPS display with 500 nits of brightness looks sharp and vibrant, making it great for watching videos and browsing the web.Powered by the MTK G91 octa-core chipset and equipped with 4GB of physical RAM plus 4GB of virtual RAM, it handles everyday tasks like web browsing and video streaming smoothly. However, it may struggle with heavy graphic games and video editing.The dual stereo speakers provide clear and immersive sound, making it perfect for watching movies and listening to music. One thing to note is that it doesn’t have a headphone jack, so Bluetooth earphones are the best option for private listening.The 8000 mAh battery is pretty decent, allowing me to use the tablet throughout the day without constantly needing to recharge.Overall, this is a solid tablet for everyday use at an affordable price.

This Android tablet is amazing for the price. It works great and does everything I need. I bought it because my phone keeps going swimming every time I get in the pool or hot tub. Even though they say phones are water resistant, they are not. I have had to replace two already. I got this tablet mostly to check messages, see if someone rings the Ring doorbell, or change the hot tub temperature. It is a basic no frills tablet, but the case is nice and solid. It feels like it could be dropped from ten feet with no problems. The USB charging port is a little tricky to get to since you have to pull up the rubber stopper, but that is expected since it is supposed to be waterproof. It has not gone swimming yet, but I will update my review if it does.

Don't be fooled by the ruggedness of this tablet,. Any nutshell? This is a high end tablet with an OtterBox slapped onto it. I just took it apart and the first thing I noticed was that it had this nice thickness to the actual tablet. I honestly thought this tablet was going to be horrible when I saw Mediatek as the processor, but after using it for a few minutes I realized that this tablet was actually a Flagship killer. The UI is just so smooth to use and it even comes preloaded with Android 14. From my use case and from what I see so far, I could easily say this would be a 600 to $700.00 tablet . The fact that you're getting this for 419 dollars is honestly a steal of a deal and I would grab as much as I can before they get rid of this tablet Besides my own experience, it comes with the 8000 milliamp hour battery which should last a long time, a 90 Hertz screen which is really nice to give you that smooth UI And 256 gigabytes of onboard storage, which should be great for your content consumption. Overall, I'm really happy with this tablet and honestly I can't see how you can make this tablet even better. Check out their other stuff as well. This is maybe my 3rd or 4th product from them and every time I get something it's always a hit

AGM PAD P2 Active Tablet with Case for $419.99This tablet comes with markings of CE and RoHS which is Restriction of Hazardous Substances.Included with the table is instructions, carrying strap , double ended type-C charging cord with adapter along with a couple extra rubber protector pieces for the charging ports.My first impression is that this tablet is definitely rugged with such a beautiful rubbery case. It is a pretty heavy tablet and it's like a ridiculously big cell phone.It takes some time to fully charge even with a fast charger but the battery life is really good.Setup was very simple and was up and going in no time.Just like cell phones , once you go to the higher end , you can't go back.I've only had mid-level to low end tablets and they load so slow , take forever for certain tasks and have this lag that's frustrating.This tablet was much different. It loaded up pretty fast and the touch screen response is just like my Samsung ultra phone which is fantastic.The tablet was easy to navigate and it has nice picture quality as well as decent sound.The cameras are also really good with a 50MP main camera. All the pictures I took were really nice and is like night and day compared to my other tablets.Overall, the quality and functionality is great and I'm very happy with everything this tablet has to offer.

Unpacking this tablet reveals a very promising impression. Tablet looks great with all these rugged coverings, I’d say like military grade :-)Protection is very well made, even too well so, as a downside, I found it hard to reach the charger port or even pressing buttons through rubber covering. Of course, if you want waterproof properties this is a reasonable compromise.Luckily, the tablet can be removed from rugged casing should you decide to lower the guard and use it as a regular tablet.Since the purpose is to be used in harsh conditions, obviously this is what you should carefully consider.I liked the ring holder on the backside because it’s large enough so you can put your hand through it for better grip when you’re in outdoor working conditions. This will ensure if the tablet slips from your hand it won't fall due to this ring, but even if it does, it should handle those situations well. I didn’t throw it around to test it but given what I observed so far, I have solid confidence it would survive.All this comes with a toll - weight. This table is 1.08 kg, so not really something for reading Kindle books in the bed unless it’s on some kind of table.DISPLAYDisplay is fairly decent. I wouldn't compare it with high-end premium tablets due to non 2K/4K resolution (it is 1920 x 1200) but it looks better than some of my older Samsung tablets. Colors are nice, especially when you bump brightness and fonts are sharp and easy to read. To improve this experience even further, in settings it’s possible to adjust size - which is a standard Android feature.Also, as the description states this is 11” tables, you can see a comparison with my 10” Samsung S6 Lite.NOTE: One thing I didn’t like is that you can’t wake the display up with double tap on screen like on other tablets. I assume this might be because they had to make it resilient to impact, sharp objects and overall crash guards. So yeh, you’ll need to press the power button to turn the screen on.CAMERAIf you go through product description images, you will find a claim that the rear camera is 50MP. I’m not sure where that came from. Rear camera is 12 MP (max resolution) and will produce pictures in 4080 x 3060 resolution. Front camera is correctly specified, 8 MP.ANDROIDAndroid 14 is a great surprise and it comes with standard Google software package, therefore no bloatware like on many branded tablets.I even managed to install Focusrite Control 2 for my audio studio which refused to install even on newer tablets that I recently bought for my family.NETWORKNetwork is solid but nothing to be blown away. I measured throughput from the bedroom which is distant from the WiFi router, approx 4-5m on the upper floor and I’ve got 70-ish Mbps compared with my phone S21 which in the very same spot can do 200 Mbps. It’s interesting that I got the same result when I’m right in front of the router. So not the best, but let’s be honest 70 Mbps is more than you’ll need on a tablet.Conclusion: solid tablet with impressive display real estate. The price (419.99$ at the time of order) seems to be a bit steep. However, this is a very good and impact resilient tablet perfect for outdoors projects and the garage companion.Final verdict: 4 stars

The AGM T3 tablet completely exceeded all my expectations. The tablet arrived well packaged and presented in the typical type of box you would expect.The first thing you notice when removing the table is the quality. Considering the budget price it feels very well made from excellent quality materials and parts with a nice finish. It also has that weight to it that when coupled with the build quality makes it feel like a premium product.64GB of internal storage is a great start with the option of adding either 2 SIM cards or 1 SIM card and a Micro SD card to increase your storage space.Mine came with a UNISOC T612 CPU as shown under “About tablet”. which offers a slight increase in performance over the T606 that is advertised.The screen is bright and sharp with vibrant colours and a great viewing angle. Some details are lost with smaller text but overall it is impressive for its budget price.The tablet is a great size for consuming content and browsing sites. It comes with the latest version on android which should be familiar if you have used any android device before. Full access to the Play Store – Once you sign in with an account.The cameras are OK for the price; they do a decent job for video calls and take clear focused photos but do not be expect high end professional photos from them.Overall, considering this is priced in the budget end of the scale it is a very well built, practical and most importantly, a usable tablet that.

Being able to get any tablet like this for under £100 today is unheard of, so in that way I’m very impressed! The tablet does exactly what you would need it to do, and is the perfect sized gadget for browsing the web or watching your favourite tv shows. It loads everything (browsers, pictures, downloads etc) as quick as you would need it to while maintaining a good battery life.The tablet is nice to hold and feels like a good piece of kit. The aluminium back cover is comfortable on the hands and makes it easy to use.There are a couple of bad things I have noticed while using this tablet, which is to be expected as this is a budget tablet. The first one being the screen resolution of 720p. In this day and age it is extremely noticeable when a screen isn’t running at full quality and you can definitely see that on this tablet, but again it isn’t world ending and it is definitely good enough for the price point. The second is the quality of the camera. I know that on a tablet the quality of the camera is not high up on peoples lists, but the quality really isn’t great so I would avoid using the camera function at all.I am overall really impressed with this tablet and being able to get it as cheap as you could is a bargain.

At just £79, the AGM PAD T3 punches well above its weight, offering a 10.1" HD display, Android 14, and 4G LTE support – not features you'd normally expect at this price. It handles everyday tasks like browsing, messaging, and video playback without a hitch, and the inclusion of dual SIM slots and GPS makes it a solid pick for road trips or using on the go.That said, don’t expect it to be a powerhouse. It can get chuggy with heavier apps or multitasking, so if you're planning to run demanding games or media-heavy editing apps, you’ll feel the limits of the 4GB RAM and Unisoc T606 processor pretty quickly. But for the basics, it's dependable and surprisingly capable.The 6000mAh battery holds up nicely, especially for media streaming or light productivity, and Type-C charging is a welcome addition. However, one major gripe is the lack of dedicated cases – it’s pictured with one in the listings, but finding one that fits properly (especially with camera cutouts) is tricky. Universal cases do the job, but they’re not ideal.Overall, if you're looking for an affordable tablet for travel, light use, or as a secondary screen, this is a great deal. It’s not flawless, but for under £80, the value is hard to beat.

I think it’s a pretty good tablet. Great is yet to be determined. We’ll see how it lasts after it gets dropped repeatedly by sliding off my lap.