Welcome back everyone Nick here from TV Box stop and with a very interesting tablet review.
Today’s model is from the company Plimpton and this is their 10-inches model
running on Android 11 called the PlimPad P60. This model will surprise you as it falls above
the budget category and just below some top flagship models so it sits right in the middle
and it’s designed to deliver high performance gaming at a price that will also surprise you.
So to check out this amazing tablet stay tuned my full review is up next.
So I’m back and in your purchase you get the P60 model itself one USB A to USB type C charging
cable a 5V 2A DC switching power adapter a pin for accessing the micro SD card slot a warranty
card and a user manual. There’s a detachable keyboard for this model sold separately.
The body of this tablet is made of metal which adds strength to its design unlike other
budget models that’s made entirely of plastic. Its ISP display measures 10 inches diagonally
with a 1.5 mm bezel around the entire display. It has 300 Nits of brightness which makes its
colors really stand out and it has a lot of headroom in the screen brightness adjustment.
It also features a 5MP front facing camera. To the left edge is where you’ll find its
power button volume controls a built-in microphone and its USB C charging/data port.
To its rear has a 13MP rear facing camera and a flashlight.
At the top it has a headphone jack and a microSD card slot.
And below is where you’ll find its dual Internet speakers
and connecting pins for a detachable keyboard.
So the operating system used in this model is Android 11
and you have access to developer options. The responsiveness to touchscreen commands
is up to industry-standard and you have split screen feature.
And now a look at its system and hardware information.
So it shows here that the P60 has 6GB of RAM which is LPDDR4 memory and 128 GB of internal storage
from which this is the remainder after the Android installation and apps installed
and its Bluetooth version is 5.0. Its CPU is the Unisoc Tiger T610
octa-core processor consisting of a hexa core cortex A55 running at 1.8 GHz and
a dual core cortex A75 also running at 1.8 GHz with a maximum CPU clock speed of 1.8.
This CPU also has support for both 32 and 64bit ABIs
which means it can run both 32 and 64bit apps and games.
Its display is powered by the high-performance Mali G52 with open
GL ES version 3.2 which is great for gaming. It has a dual band 2.4 + 5GHz Wi-Fi support.
The operating system again is shown here as Android 11 in internally code named
red velvet cake. And it shows that the operating system is not rooted.
Under devices it shows that the GPU has Vulkan support and this is version 1.1.
Its battery temperature idles around 29°C. And it has decoders for the playback of HD
1080p videos and videos with AV1 formatting. And that’s its system and hardware information.
For apps and games you have full access to the Google play store and
play services with firmware updates for its Android operating system.
One of the selling points of this tablet is its Google kids mode. To access this feature
you can either choose to set it up upon first startup where the wizard will walk you through
the process in configuring the parental control features especially if the tablet is going to be
in the hands of a child most of the time. Another way you can access this feature
if you did not send it upon startup is by using the app called kids space.
This app will walk you through the process of setting up a kids Google account and it
will be controlled and supervised by the most effective family link parental supervision app.
I’ve use the family link app Before and it allows you to see every app your child
installs from the play store. You can set the limits to what
type of age-appropriate apps will be accessible to them on the play store.
You can block access to YouTube and Chrome browser.
And it notifies you if your child tries to access restricted content
or tries to break into the family link app. And in the event that you missed something
in the initial setup you can remotely block access on the fly with the family link App.
It comes preinstalled with the official version Netflix
and it can play movies in HD quality without the need for any DRM HDCP protection because it does
not have a display output via its type C port. The YouTube comes preinstalled out-of-the-box
and it plays videos up to HD 1080p resolution smoothly without issues.
In testing its video playback capabilities I will give it an A for effort for attempting to
play 4K HDR videos and downscale them to 1080p. It attempted to play each 4K video but was met
with latency issues and skip frames. However 1080p videos play perfectly.
Most budget tablets have an 8MP rear facing camera. However the P60 has a 13MP.
This camera is limited to HD 1080p resolution
so let’s take a look at a sample video and photo captured in a close-up.
You should also know that if you intend to transfer files from this tablet to your PC
via USB cable you will need to enable file transfer via USB in the developer options.
As mentioned this tablet has a powerful GPU which is the Mali G52 with Vulkan support which
makes it ideal for gaming. Also it has all the required permissions needed to install keymapping
apps to be used with gamepad controllers as well as PC keyboard and mouse controllers.
Whether you connect your controller via Bluetooth or USB dongle this tablet facilitates each
method allowing you to enjoy gaming with which ever type of controller you have.
As for its gaming performance for a tablet in this price range I am quite impressed with its
graphics rendering performance display quality and smooth handling of each game I played on it.
I installed the octopus keymapping app as it’s the only one that does not require root access
and it allowed me to play Battle Royal games with a PC mouse and keyboard
and racing games with the gamepad controller.
And to backup my claims about its gaming performance it has the benchmarks to prove it.
Here it scored 215122 in the Antutu benchmark and
this is an impressive score for a tablet in this price range.
So in summary the Plimpton P60 is one of the best tablets have reviewed who’s performance places it
above the budget category and at the same time its price resembles that of a budget model
making it one of the best gaming tablets in this price range. So without having to
think twice I highly recommend it as one of the best tablets you can buy.
So if you would like to get your hands on this model you can get it on Amazon for a
very low price of $139. And take my advice you should get it now before the word gets
out and prices increase or stocks run out after people seeing this video. So go to the
link in the description to take advantage of this fantastic gaming tablet at this very low price.
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