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The best Chinese tablets in 2018
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April 29, 2018 at 13:00
The chinese tablets They are still one of the best alternatives we have if we are looking for affordable tablets, especially when we are looking for certain features that among conventional tablets are going to raise the price considerably. We review the most interesting options we have, both with Android as with Windows and of different levels.
The best Chinese tablets with Android
Although to get tablets with good quality / price ratio with Android It is not really necessary to go to the import, here we are going to have the option of getting some that leave us high-end features (especially in regards to the screen) at more mid-range prices.
The best options for less than 150 euros
Although the most interesting options are tablets with a more mid-high-end profile, there are a few models that are worth considering if we are looking to save as much as possible. Among the cheapest, we must highlight the FNF iFive mini 4s, which is something old but it is a fairly safe bet, something that cannot be said of many of those who move in this price range. If we want a more recent one, we must also mention the new Wave V80, which can also be purchased for less than 100 euros and that comes with Android Nougat.
If we are willing to invest a little more, the best options are probably the ones that Teclast has left us in recent times. The first one would be the Teclast P80 Pro, also 8 inches but with higher level technical specifications. The other, for those who prefer a larger tablet, is the Teclast A10S, 10 inches, which can be bought even cheaper than the other and that only lags behind in storage capacity (and still comes with 32 GB) and cameras.
The best options for around 200 euros
The most interesting, as we anticipated, we have, in any case, in the range of 200 euros. Our main recommendation here would be the Teclast T10 Y Teclast T8, 10 and 8 inches, respectively, that already arrive with high-end features, such as the Quad HD screen, the 4 GB of RAM or the fingerprint reader, and that we have already had the opportunity to see in independent video analysis and check that its finishes and operation respond to what you would like, in general.
Cube (or Alldocube, as it is called now) is another brand that normally does not disappoint and we also have a couple of interesting options in this price range: the first is the Freer x9, which comes with an 8.9-inch screen with Quad HD resolution, although it should be noted that here the operating system is Android Marshmallow, not Nougat; the second, the Cube X1, is more recent and we have not yet had the opportunity to see it more closely, but it is much more attractive in terms of technical specifications and is being seen in importers for just over 200 euros.
The Mi Pad 3 and the Mi Pad 4
Normally in a compilation like this one would have a leading role the My Pad 3, but in this case we are going to limit ourselves to simply making an honorable mention, not because it is not up to par but because Xiaomi He withdrew it from the sale earlier than expected and that has made it, not that it is impossible to find it, but its prices remain much higher than it seems reasonable for a Chinese tablet that was put up for sale more One year
The good news for fans of Xiaomi tablets are that it is confirmed that there will be a My Pad 4 and, although most likely we still have to wait a while, at least we can say that it is already in development. Even some records have appeared that have revealed some technical specifications, among which it seems that we will have a Snapdragon 660 processor, Android Oreo and, as in its predecessor, a 13 MP camera. If you are willing to wait a bit, stay tuned and we will keep you informed of everything that is discovered about it so that you can assess whether or not it may be worth waiting for.
The best Chinese tablets with Windows
Among the Chinese tablets over time have been gaining weight the Windows tablets And it is that they have come to fill a very noticeable emptiness in this field, because as we have commented on many occasions, it is quite complicated to find affordable options of a certain level among conventional tablets.
The best options for around 300 euros
Although we still have to admit some limitations, resorting to importing will allow us to get Windows tablets that instead of Intel Atom processor at least leave us already Intel Apollo Lake processors and Full HD resolution. The cheapest of some confidence we can find would be the Teclast X3 Plus, which is usually around 250 euros, but if we can reach 300 euros another interesting option is the iWork 5x, especially if we are looking for larger screens, because the sura is one of 13.3 inches (we must bear in mind, of course, that this is not a conventional tablet, but a convertible, which means that we can use it in tablet mode but not undock the keyboard).
For those who are interested above all in ensuring good performance, in any case, the most recommended tablet is the Cube Mix Plus, because we can get it for just over 300 euros and it comes with an Intel Core m3. In return, yes, we will have to settle for a smaller screen (10.6 inches), although still with Full HD resolution, and a fairly classic design.
The best options for around 500 euros
It should be noted that Chinese tablets with Windows they do not only cover the terrain of the more mid-range prices, but there are also a few that are presented as affordable alternatives to the high-end stars and that are usually found with prices of about 500 euros, which do not sound too low, but we must not forget that they are still half of those of the others. The price difference is not due, in any case, solely to the advantage that import tablets normally carry, but there are notable differences in technical specifications in several sections (we must forget, for example, the possibility of getting configurations with Intel Core i5 processors), but still manage to surprise us often.
The two most interesting tablets we have in this price range, clearly inspired by the Surface Pro, would be the Teclast X5 Pro and the new Cube Knote 8, both with an Intel Core m3 processor and 8 GB of RAM. In favor of the second, somewhat more expensive, is its screen, which reaches 13.3 inches and has Quad HD resolution instead of Full HD. But if what we are looking for is a level screen, you can not fail to mention the Cube i35, inspired by the Surface Book (with which we also refer to the design, since this is not a 2 in 1 but a convertible) and with 3000 x 2000 resolution like it.
