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On today’s video I have a new budget tablet from a new brand on Amazon called Voger.
They are usually known for their indoor and outdoor security cameras so be sure to check
those out on their Amazon store, and they have now ventured into new products and is
offering their first budget tablet to the public.
This model is called the Voger X100 Prior Pad, and for just $112, you get a 10 inch
Android 10 tablet with ISP display, dual band Wi-Fi, great capacity, long battery life,
and great entertainment features.
In this review we take a look at its design, hardware performance, and the features it
has to offer.
So don’t go anywhere you have that right after this.
Welcome back in the box you have the X 100 tablet itself.
You get a micro USB charging cable.
A 5V 2A DC power adapter.
A warranty card.
And a user manual.
This tablet has a very basic layout with a 10.1 inch ISP display with a 12 80 x 800 HD
resolution, and a two megapixel front facing camera at the front.
At the top of the tablet you have all the I/O ports and button controls.
You have a reset button, a power button and volume controls and to the other end you have
a headphone jack a microSD card slot and the micro USB charging port.
And to the back of the tablet you have a pair of built-in speakers and the eight megapixel
rear facing camera.
And that’s it there are no buttons or ports anyway to the sides or below the tablet.
Please note there is a plastic filament covering the rear camera that you have to remove or
else it will result in blurry pictures.
Once you start-up the tablet and complete the Android startup wizard you’ll be presented
with this launcher.
It’s your standard Android mobile launcher, and in the settings area here you can see
that it’s Android 10 Q operating system and below here is the firmware build information.
As standard in all Android devices you can access developer options by tapping on the
build information, and again access by opening developer options under system.
This tablet has most of your standard features such as dual band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity,
auto screen rotation, a screenshot feature, a screen recorder feature, a display reading
mode, and a data saver feature.
One feature absent in this model is Android 10 split screen feature.
Let’s now take a look at its system and hardware information.
The manufacturer is listed as a Deejoy, and the hardware is the sun50iw10p1 and the mainboard
is listed the X100.
It has 2GB of DDR3 RAM, and 32GB of internal storage.
The Bluetooth version is probably 4.0 or 4.1 as I can’t tell for sure as the version
is not listed anywhere on the product page.
It’s CPU in relation to its mainboard model is an Allwinner A100 CPU which is a 64bit
quad core cortex A53 CPU clocked at 1.6 GHz, configured in 32bit mode with support for
only 32bit ABIs.
It’s GPU has a maximum resolution of 1280 x 800, and it’s powered by the PowerVR Rogue
GE 8300, with open GL ES version 3.2 support.
It has dual band 2.4+5 GHz Wi-Fi support.
It’s operating system is Android 10 Q and it’s not rooted.
Under devices it shows that it does not have Vulkan support.
Under temperature it runs around 30°C. And under codecs it comes with decoders for
the playback of HD videos such as H.264 HEVC and VP9 decoding.
And that’s its system and hardware information.
Let’s now take a look at some benchmarks.
First these are the results of its RAM copy speed and its internal storage read and write
speed.
Next the results of its Wi-Fi bands speed test reveals that it has maximum bandwidth
on the 5 GHz band.
The 2.4 GHz achieved only 42% of my maximum speed of 120 Mbps.
If you connect a micro USB hub that has a LAN port like this one, you can get internet
via LAN connection.
Here the results show that I achieve the 98% of my network.
In the Antutu benchmark it scored 62,913.
In the Geekbench 4 CPU benchmark, it scored 598 single core, and 1532 multicore.
And in the 3DMark gamers bench GPU benchmark it scored 4752 in the ice storm extreme test,
and 326 in the slingshot test.
Keep in mind that this tablet does not have Vulkan support.
When it comes to entertainment, those wanting to use this tablet for premium streaming services,
ought to know that it has Google Widevine level 3 with no HDCP protection.
This means that premium streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon prime video will
only show in basic quality.
The mobile version of YouTube plays in HD quality, and here’s a video sample.
Here I connected my gamepad via Bluetooth and it connected to my tablet without issues.
I will now use it to play Android game to test its graphics handling.
The game managed to play but the graphics wasn’t the best with this game, but it was
playable.
Here’s a look at the quality of the front and rear facing cameras.
So viewers there you have it.
This was my review of the Voger X 100 budget tablet.
If you are interested in this tablet you can get it at an affordable price using the link
provided in the description below.
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