Budget Tablets

POCO had several releases this week including the POCO F8 Pro and a couple of new tablets. One of those tablets is the POCO Pad X1 boasting a couple of key upgrades from last year’s POCO Pad. One solid budget contender that saw a release this year now is the OPPO Pad SE. It’s OPPO’s latest budget tablet that doesn’t scream “budget” at first glance. Design and Construction On the outside, the OPPO Pad SE doesn’t try to look like a cheap, budget tablet. As you may have noticed, there’s no SIM card nor a microSD card slot, and that is quite a drawback considering other tablets in its price range supports expandable storage, and some even have LTE connectivity. No optical stabilization here as expected of a budget-friendly device. Just like we always say in our usual tablet reviews, you’re better off capturing photos with your smartphone because Android tablets, in general, fall short in the camera department. Read more in our articles including "WATCH: POCO Pad X1 Review" and "TechLife Pad Lite 8” lands in PH physical stores, priced at P4,999".