Verdict The Xiaomi Redmi Pad SE offers a tidy full-sized tablet at a sub-£200 price tag, but the compromises to performance mean that its use is limited beyond media streaming and light web browsing. Pros Smooth 90Hz refresh rate Two years of OS upgrades Premium aluminium build Cons Snapdragon 680 isn’t the best Very slow […]
Verdict At its average asking price, the Honor Pad X9 looks great, feels great, and performs a little better than expected in its price bracket. It’s a solid general-use tablet with a fast screen that’s suitable for most applications, but its pushy first-party apps could scare off inexperienced tablet users. Pros Fast 120Hz screen Great […]
Verdict The Oppo Pad Air beats out the competition at its discounted <£200 price point, but the corners it cuts to get there still result in a slab that’s only good for general web browsing and use as a bedside Netflix binger or kitchen assistant. Pros microSD card support Little in the way of bloatware […]
First Impressions The OnePlus Pad presents an interesting prospect against competitors like the entry-level iPad, but its cost will be the key factor as to whether or not it becomes a success. 7:5 screen ratio:The first tablet to carry the ratio 144Hz refresh rate:Designed for smoother scrolling Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision compatible:Designed to boost […]
The Nubia Pad 3D tablet is a party pleaser thanks to its remarkable 3D technology and ability to add a new dimension to standard 2D photos and videos. But the lack of applications to take full advantage of this technology makes the 3D effects feel more like a gimmick than a useful feature for a […]
Verdict The Honor Pad 8 is reasonably affordable, but it offers plenty of positives for that price. The screen is good, the performance is smooth, and the cameras aren’t bad either. Pros Large screen Good cameras for a tablet Large battery Good performance Cons No 3.5mm headphone jack No IP rating LCD rather than OLED […]
