1. The Alldocube iPlay 80 Mini Ultra is a compact gaming tablet with a powerful MediaTek Dimensity 8300 SoC and 12GB RAM.
2. It features 5G connectivity, a high-resolution 8.8-inch IPS display with 144Hz refresh rate, and a 7,200 mAh battery with fast charging.
3. The device offers versatile storage options, including 256GB internal storage and microSD card support, along with dual speakers and a decent camera setup.
New Gaming Tablet from Alldocube
This new tablet, the Alldocube iPlay 80 Mini Ultra, was recenty announced and now can be found listed by the maker and in stores. Belived to be a gaming device, its features like the powerful MediaTek Dimensity 8300 chip makes it pretty capable. It even has a 5G modem, so you could surf the net wherever you are without needing a phone! It includes a hefty 12GB of RAM and a sizable 256GB internal space. If you need more, a microSD slot is available, but just note that it doesn’t support dual-SIMs.
Design and Display
The tablet is comparitively small, measuring about 8.2 by 5.1 inches and weighin roughly 11.6 ounces. The display size is modest, with an 8.8-inch screen and a resolution of 2,560 by 1,600 pixels. It features an IPS panel instead of AMOLED, which is common in high-end devices. The brightness can go up to 500 nits, enough for outdoor use, and it supports a 144Hz refresh rate, making the visuals silky smooth. It’s also capable of recognizing up to 10 fingers at once, perfect for multitouch gaming or drawing.
Camera and Battery
The main camera on the back is 13 megapixels, suitable for basic photography, while the front camera is a 5MP sensor mainly intended for selfies or video calls. For sound, the device is equipped with two speakers. Its battery capacity is 7200mAh, which should last through hours of gaming or streaming, and it can be charged at 33W. The USB Type-C port is versatile, supporting not just charging and data transfer via USB 3.0, but also allows for video output through DisplayPort. Current selling price on AliExpress is about $350, but, unfortunately, it’s not shipable to the US at the moment of writing.
