In this review, we're taking a look at the TechLife Pad Plus 2. Most people don't buy tablets primarily for photography and the TechLife Pad Plus 2 performs exactly how you'd expect in this category. At PHP 14,999 (4GB+12GB) the TechLife Pad Plus 2 makes the most sense for users looking for an affordable large-screen entertainment tablet rather than a device for demanding games or heavy multitasking. If your idea of tablet use revolves around movies, videos, comics, ebooks and everyday browsing, the TechLife Pad Plus 2 does enough to justify a place on your shortlist. Read more in our articles including "TechLife Pad Plus 2 Review" and "Watch: Tablets are still relevant. Here's why!".
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In this review, we're taking a look at the TechLife Pad Plus 2. Most people don't buy tablets primarily for photography and the TechLife Pad Plus 2 performs exactly how you'd expect in this category.
At PHP 14,999 (4GB+12GB) the TechLife Pad Plus 2 makes the most sense for users looking for an affordable large-screen entertainment tablet rather than a device for demanding games or heavy multitasking. If your idea of tablet use revolves around movies, videos, comics, ebooks and everyday browsing, the TechLife Pad Plus 2 does enough to justify a place on your shortlist.
Our coverage of TechLife tablet review includes: "TechLife Pad Plus 2 Review"; "Watch: Tablets are still relevant. Here's why!"; "iPed Tablet in the flesh, first impressions". Each article provides unique insights and information.