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Now, welcome back peeps. Early
figuretech, and today we’re doing a
quarterly roundup for 2026. Now, while
the first few months of the year were
packed with budget smartphone launches,
the tablet space, yeah, it didn’t stay
quiet either. Let’s get started.
Kicking things off, we have the Infinix
X Pad 30E. This one is priced at just
10,999
pesos. So, it’s easily one of the most
budget-friendly options you can get
right now. This is great for students or
anyone who just needs a basic tablet.
Upfront, you’re getting an 11-in full HD
plus IPS display with a 60 Hz refresh
rate. Performance-wise, it’s powered by
a MediaTek Helio G series chip paired
with up to 8 gig of RAM and 256 gig of
storage. And if that’s not enough, you
can still expand it by microSD card. For
cameras, you’ve got a 5-megapixel rear
and an 8-megapixel front. Nothing fancy,
but good enough for video calls and the
occasional snap. This one packs a 7,000
mA battery with 18 W charging. And it
runs on Android 15 with XOS. Plus, it
supports 4G LTE, so you can stay
connected even without Wi-Fi. The next
one on our list is the Samsung Galaxy
Tab A11 Plus. This one is priced at
15,590 pesos for the Wi-Fi variant and
18,790 pesos for the 5G model. Now, what
you’re getting here is a pretty
well-rounded tablet. It has an 11-in
display with a 90 Hz refresh rate, which
means smoother scrolling whether you’re
browsing, watching videos, or doing
light gaming. You also get a quad
speaker setup with Dolby Atmos, so it’s
a solid pick for media consumption.
Performance-wise, it’s powered by a
MediaTek Dimensity 7300 paired with 6
gig of RAM and 128 gig of storage. You
can also expand storage via microSD up
to 2 terabyte, which is always nice. For
cameras, you get an 8-megapixel rear and
a 5-megapixel front, which are good
enough for video calls and document
scans. Battery is a 7,040 mA unit with
25 W charging. And yes, it still has a
headphone jack. Next up, we have the
Huawei MatePad 11.5 2026 Dynamic
Edition. This tablet leans more toward
productivity and media consumption, and
it’s priced at 19,999
pesos. It features an 11.5-in display
and up to 120 Hz refresh rate. Under the
hood, it runs on a Kirin T820 processor
paired with 8 gig of RAM and 256 gig of
storage. It’s not exactly built for
gaming, but for multitasking, document
work, and streaming, it should be more
than capable. For cameras, you’re
getting a 13-megapixel rear camera with
autofocus and an 8-megapixel front
camera both capable of 1080p videos.
Just keep in mind, this is a Wi-Fi-only
device, so there’s no SIM or 5G support
here. Battery is pretty impressive at
10,100 mA unit paired with 40 W fast
charging. Also on this list is the
Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus Kids
Edition. This is basically the same
tablet, but designed with families and
younger users in mind. You still get
that 11-in display with a 90 Hz refresh
rate, but the main highlight here is
Samsung [music] Kids Mode, a dedicated
space where kids can safely explore
age-appropriate apps and [music]
content. Parents can manage screen time,
control content, and monitor usage,
which makes it a great option for
building healthier digital habits.
Performance is similar to the standard
version, so it’s perfectly fine for
educational apps, videos, and casual
games. And the price comes in at 16,990
pesos. Next, we have something a bit
more productivity-focused,
the Infinix X Pad Edge. It features a
large 13.2-in IPS LCD. [music] It’s only
60 Hz, but the bigger screen makes a
huge difference when it comes to
multitasking and productivity. It’s
powered by a Snapdragon 685 processor
paired with up to 8 gig of RAM and 256
gig of storage plus microSD support. It
supports 4G connectivity, and it
actually comes with an attachable
keyboard and touchpad, which makes it
feel closer to a budget laptop.
Camera-wise, it has 8-megapixel front
and rear cameras. Battery is an 8,000 mA
unit with 18 W charging plus reverse
charging support. This one is priced at
15,999
pesos. And next, we have the OnePlus Pad
Go 2. This is priced at 20,990 pesos. It
features a larger 12.1-in 7 by 5 Redfit
display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and
Dolby Vision support. It also goes up to
900 nits of brightness. Under the hood,
it’s powered by a MediaTek Dimensity
7300 Ultra processor paired with 8 gig
of RAM and 128 gig of storage. For
cameras, you get an 8-megapixel sensors
on both the front and rear. It also
packs a large 10,050 mA battery with 32
W fast charging support. Out of the box,
it runs on OxygenOS 14. Finally, we have
the Xiaomi Pad 8. This one is priced at
20,999
pesos. So, it goes slightly over the
budget, but in terms of performance,
this is easily the most powerful tablet
on this list. It features an 11.2-in
3.2K display with a 144 Hz refresh rate
along with Dolby Vision and HDR Vivid.
Under the hood, it’s powered by a
Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor paired
with up to 12 gig of RAM. For cameras,
you get a 13-megapixel rear and an
8-megapixel front. While audio is
handled by quad speakers with Dolby
Atmos. It also supports Wi-Fi 7,
Bluetooth 6.0, runs on HyperOS 3, and is
[music] backed by a 9,200 mA battery
with 45 W fast charging.
And that’s it for our tablets under
20,000 pesos for quarter 1 2026. So,
which one are you picking? Again, this
is Earl, and I’ll see you guys in the
next one.
Bye.
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If you’ve been hunting for a new tablet that won’t break the bank, you’re in for a treat. In this video, we break down the best tablets under PHP 20,000 in Q1 2026. From budget-friendly options for students to solid all-rounders for binge-watching, we’ve got you covered. Watch as we test and compare these devices so you can find the perfect match for your needs. Ready to upgrade your screen time without emptying your wallet? Hit play now!
What You’ll See in This Video
- Infinix X Pad 30E: Priced at just PHP 10,999, it’s a steal with an 11-inch HD display, MediaTek Helio G chip, 8GB RAM, and 256GB storage. Plus, 4G LTE keeps you online anywhere.
- Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus: At PHP 15,590 (Wi-Fi) or PHP 18,790 (5G), it offers a smooth 90Hz display, quad speakers with Dolby Atmos, and a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chip.
- Both tablets support microSD expansion, so you can load up on movies and files without worry.
Curious which one wins our pick? Watch the full video above to see our hands-on tests and final verdict!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Infinix X Pad 30E good for gaming?
It can handle light games and casual titles thanks to its MediaTek Helio G chip and 8GB RAM, but don’t expect it to run heavy AAA games smoothly.
Can I use the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus for work?
Yes! With its 90Hz display, 6GB RAM, and microSD support up to 2TB, it’s great for productivity apps, note-taking, and multitasking.
Are these tablets available in the Philippines?
Yes, both the Infinix X Pad 30E and Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus are available locally through official stores and online retailers.
Which one has better battery life?
The Infinix X Pad 30E packs a 7,000mAh battery with 18W charging, while the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus offers similar endurance. Both should last a full day of moderate use.
Do these tablets support stylus input?
Neither tablet comes with a stylus in the box, but the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus is compatible with optional third-party styluses for note-taking.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of the Infinix X Pad 30E?
The Infinix X Pad 30E is priced at 10,999 pesos.
What chipset powers the Infinix X Pad 30E?
It is powered by a MediaTek Helio G series chip.
What are the prices for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus variants?
The Wi-Fi variant costs 15,590 pesos, and the 5G model costs 18,790 pesos.
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