Widevine L1 Tablets, PAD P2 11" Android 14 Tablet with Case, 16(8+8) GB RAM+256GB ROM(2TB TF), MTK G99,4G Dual SIM, 5G WiFi, 7850mAh, 50MP+8MP/BT5.2/GPS/Type C/OTG/480Nits 1920 * 1200 Display

Lets start with I thought I had ordered a tablet with a keyboard but there wasn't one in the box. I did get a quality screen and very usable pad. It came with 16gb of ram and 256Gb of Rom so it is pretty quick and smooth flowing screen and it is Android 14 so other than the keyboard am happy with its Quality. Updates after a few months use. As for Keyboard should I have got one and will I.

I've been using this tablet for a couple of weeks at this point and I'd say that it has quite impressive performance for its price. The specifications are good. It handles multitasking well without force-quitting programs thanks to the 8GB of RAM (there's also the additional 8GB virtual RAM but I find that virtual RAM in general is not something you'd want to rely on). The processor seems to keep up without stuttering, even on some of the light games that I've tried.At 256GB, the storage capacity is pretty good—better than a lot of tablets priced above it too. It's more than enough for keeping a collection of apps, music, images and even a movie or two. However, you can even expand that further using a micro SD card. Having that option also makes backing up and transferring files easier too, so I appreciate that.The tablet is a bit on the heavier and thicker side compared to other tablets I've handled, which might not be for everyone if you're used to slimmer devices. However, it feels very nicely built and sturdy in the hands so I don't consider it an issue in my use-case.The screen of the tablet that I recieved, while bright enough, had some drawbacks in terms of color accuracy; it had trouble with blues and oranges looking washed out, which flattened the overall visuals a bit and made things have a slight brown tint to it. At first, I thought one of the color temprature or eye strain modes were enabled, but nope.The software has some quirks too, with the device's OS sometimes stubbornly defaulting to portrait mode even when set to landscape and auto-rotate turned off. While it doesn't impact performance directly, it can be frustrating depending on how you use the tablet. That's something I hope will be ironed out in a software update. It wasn't happening on the first few days of usage...Overall, the tablet is powerful and in terms of its ability to use apps, multi-task and just be a general all-purpose tablet to watch videos, play some lightweight games and some general productivity... it really is great. The one I recieved didn't have a vibrant looking screen which is unfortunate and the OS can be a little quirky at times too.

I ordered this Widevine L1 Tablet running Android 14 from the tech brand AGM. My young 'un has been using it for some time now, and it's very handy for watching Youtube - the Widevide part of the name suggests it it good at handling live streaming - playing a few lightweight games, and running a few apps as required. Obviously at £189 it is budget model, but really the spec is excellent for the money, and the 11in screen is bright with good graphics. it has a MediaTek G99 octa-core processor and 16GB RAM (8GB + 8GB virtual) memory, meaning there can be quite a few tabs open at once and it can handle multitasking. We like it. We reckon the RAM and processing speed is good enough to run games as big as Roblox, but not Fortnite and not Minecraft. We have a TD6 fan and that works brilliantly. I would note, I don't have a google account, my child is certainly not having a google account so some things have not worked for us the way they are intended straight out the box which is set up to be in the everything Google ecosystem. But there is a way to get around this.YOU can download TD6 ( or other games) from legitimate sites like APK mirror or APK pure to access Apps without Google ( this is sideloading). Enable unknown sources in the settings to do this. You can also download non-google equivalents of other apps such as browsers and productivity tools. We like Pixlr ( photo editing) and Sketchbook and Infinite Painter as we have an artist on our hands.THis is a simple to use tablet - we have amde it harder for ourselves than most people by avaoiding Google - but it versaltile and it has proven itself to be a great blank canvas where we can shape our own expereince. It's coped with whatever we've thrown at it so far.However, it's also worth noting that an Android 15 Version, codename "Red Velvet Cake" is rumoured to come out in autumn/winter 2025 so if you care about that kind of thing, be aware.FIve stars

I wasn't sure what to expect at this price point (£140 at the point of ordering, I think), but I am genuinely quite impressed with this tablet.It''s very close to being a 'stock' Andriod 14 image, with very little by way of bloated add-on software. So you get an authentic Android experience as its designers intended. There is full access to Android apps and the Play Store. It runs quickly - quick to start, quick to launch apps, etc. The only exception to that is that it took quite a while to install an update on first use - but not an excessively long time.The display is good, with strong clours; the touchscreen is responsive and easy to use. It charges quickly from a suitable USB-C charger. The network connectivity seems stable. There is a slot for adding a SIM-card and a micro-SD memory card. I don't see any support for an eSIM - I suppose that would be the icing on the cake.The tablet comes with a case. It's not the fanciest case: I rather prefer the tablet without the case (it is quite an impressively thin and handsome device). IF you want a case - perhaps in order to use the stand and watch videos etc. - then this case is adequate and will surely help protect the tablet. The case has a slot for a stylus, which is not supplied: that seems a bit odd.I'm impressed with the product, but have taken two stars away: it is now a UK requirement to announce for how long in the future such a product will receive software updates. There is no indication of this: without that information, although it starts well, it could end up obselete very quickly.