Meet my new top tablet
I've had an iPad, a Samsung, and a Lenovo tab - so why is this Alldocube my favorite tablet I've ever used?
Simple - it's blazingly fast, light, and lasts all day.
It's seriously underrated.
As versatile as they come
This is the Alldocube iplay 60 mini pro.
I've tested this tablet with everything - and it works perfectly. It can take my MIDI or Bluetooth instruments, link to my camera to help me on shoots, and has a SIM slot so I can do my work on the go.
This means we can record music or video, and then upload from wherever we are. All while being more portable in a small form-factor!
The Media Monster
My wife and I love buying movies and songs instead of getting subscriptions - and now I house them all on this tablet. While the official website says it can support a micro-SD card up to 512GB, I put a 1TB card in there and it read it without a problem.
Seriously. A whole terabyte. That's a lot of music and pictures. And now I've got it all with me wherever I travel. This is perfect for plane rides, road trips, or camping out in the woods.
Why buy a game system?
Alldocube boasts that these tablets are quick enough for some demanding games and emulators - and they're not kidding around. I've found that most games and some heavy emulators work really well. Pair it with a remote and you've got a makeshift Switch. And with Steam Link, who needs the Steam Deck?
On top of that, the battery seems to last for an eternity. So far I've noticed it lasts much longer than any of my other tablets from the "big names."
All for under $180?
Yeah. The price is ridiculously low for the product. I'm sold. I'll continue to work with Alldocube whenever they'd like.
I love the size - seriously. Bigger isn't always better in tech. The portability is just great.
And it doesn't stop at tablets - they've got laptops as well, which I'm seriously considering checking out.
If you'd like to see the Alldocube for yourself, you can click the link here!
