ALLDOCUBEiPlay 70 mini Ultra 8.8 inch Tablet, Snapdragon7+Gen3 2560×1600 IPS Android Tab, 144Hz Reflex, 20GB+256GB (1 TB), 7300mAh, PD 20W, Dual Speaker DTS, 6 Axis Gyro, WiFi6 BT5.4

Just a preface to my review. I'm new to gaming on Android but after testing some emulation out on my phone I realized I missed a lot. When I saw this tablet had a snapdragon 6 and was on sale for $159, I had to try it out and I am not disappointed. Which I was skeptical at first because I haven't heard about this company before but item received was in great condition and on time.I got this solely for emulation and while it can't play everything, it can play a lot. Basically any old school Nintendo up to N64 has been solid. GameCube is where it's real hit or miss and mostly requires tweaking each game for better performance. 3ds struggles every now and again on some games but between citra and azahar, I get decent performance. PS2 actually plays a good bit pretty well. Everything for psp I've tried works great and at 3x resolution. I can even play 2d platformers for switch emulation like cuphead, stick it to the man, the cub, blud, cult of the lamb, Celeste, and hollow knight. Even Metroid dread is playable albeit there are texture issues but runs full speed. The expanded storage is awesome. Using a 512gb card and it's great. The speakers are also surprisingly decent for what it is. Also looked like there was an actual screen protector under the temporary one out of the box. I just happened to notice as I was dropping the one I bought for it on. I also paired it with the GameSir g8 plus, best combo. Haven't been this excited for handheld gaming since the steam deck came out. The only thing I would change is a slightly bigger battery and slimmer bezels. The battery isnt bad but it could be better. Highly recommend, especially if you get it on saleEdit:I've purchased the iplay 70 mini ultra and have to make a review. This thing is amazing! All the PS2 and GameCube titles that's struggled on the iplay 60 are virtually perfect now. Some games go up to 4x resolution. The increased resolution and refresh rate are impressive. I started streaming my PC, which has been perfect. Never steamed a game before, but I can't notice any real latency issue. Definitely will help me conveniently jump in and out of my PC backlog. Switch and windows emulation is pretty good. Doesn't play everything, but breath of the wild on Eden emulator plays 30-40 fps and tomb raider 2013 is a solid 60fos. Dead Space had some visual glitches but was playing over 100fps. Overall great performance out of this. Highly recommend this tablet.Something to consider for both; these tablets come with a preinstalled screen protector but they are not good. Both have scratches all over it from mild use. They are only meant to be temporary. Best to buy something more durable. Also make sure you do your research and get the best turnip drivers for your device to ensure optimal performance. Out of the box, the more demanding games will struggle

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!

Got during Amazon Prime Days for $159.00.So far, very pleased. I purchased this to fly my DJI air 3s drone, because my Samsung Tab A7 Lite kept freezing up due to the lack of ram. Samsung only had 3g, while this one has 8g plus. This one boots up much faster, and so far I've had no issues with it freezing up. It's also quite a bit lighter, and has a very good screen, and screen color. It's not loaded with bloatware, which is also a plus. Unlike Samsung, it's a different type of Android program, in that it doesn't have device care, and I haven't been able to access settings to clear cache, and shut down background apps to keep them from taking up Ram space. Works great for live streaming, surfing the internet, etc. Battery life is about half (4 hours) that of the Samsung, but it does everything I need to do, and it charges quickly. I would suggest getting a case for it, because it is thinner, flimsier, and lighter than some other tablets.

This is the worst tablet you can buy. I've had plenty of tablets, of all sizes and brands, those one is touted as a gaming tablet, with nice specs, well lo and behold it cannot handle nearly half of what it claims, the whole thing is a bit of a lesson in how to advertise and hope for the best. The snapdragon 6 gen 1 is absolute garbage for a gamer. If you want it consume media, beware the low nits means this thing is dark and hard to see in moderate light.Pros: I see none really, and I had the iplay 50 mini, I hold that one in high regard compared to this, perhaps one little sliver is that it can handle light android games at the lowest possible fidelity.Cons: everything, if you plan to game, this tablet should have never been made