Ben B.
30 de junio de 2024
The Perfect Blend of Economy & Performance
AGM has created a very compelling product for those on a budget, but who still want some good performance for their money. Thus, there is great value in the AGM P2. First, it comes with an 11" screen, surrounded by four stereo speakers, running Android 14 right out of the box, and it's powered by the 8 core Helio g99 processor by Mediatek running at 2.2 Ghz in the top 2 cores. It also has 8 GB RAM, with an additional 8 GB available through RAM plus by accessing your memory. The screen has a 90 Hrz refresh rate, making it snappy and responsive. It comes ready for WIFI at 2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz and is also dual SIM compatible and storage can be increased to up to 2 TB using a micro SD card. The speakers are incredibly loud & clear for a tablet and there's also a headphone jack for those who are still in the dark ages. With all this, it is amazing how lightweight & thin the tablet is, yet it still feels sturdy due to the aluminum frame. You get almost a stock version of Android 14 without any bloatware or pre-installed apps that take up unnecessary space and/or can't be removed. I have to commend AGM for also including a wall charger, USB type C cable, SIM/Micro SD pin to open the card tray, and a case. The only thing they could have improved upon is said case. It is heavier than the tablet it holds, yet feels floppy and the way they designed the back of it to stand the tablet up is a disaster. You can add a Bluetooth keyboard and there's a place in the case for a stylus, but unless you spring for a more expensive bundle those two things are not included. I've thrown some really heavy duty games at it such as Diablo Immortal and Genshin Impact and they will run on it, but you won't be able to use the highest settings of each game, but they still run pretty smoothly. The IPS display has a resolution of 1200 x 1920 and is Widevine L1 Certified so you can easily stream Netflix, Amazon, or Hulu and you'll get a decent looking movie or show, but not the absolute best. I also find the screen to be a little less vivid, lacking the "pop" in color you'd expect from an OLED display. I'm sure though that improving the screen and the case would also increase the price and I'm very pleased with all I got for my money. Which brings me to my next point: are there really that many people who want or need a dual SIM tablet with a 50 megapixel camera on the back? How many calls and pictures do you intend to take with an 11" tablet? My personal opinion is that these are two features that would have been money better well spent on stepping up the display and case. You also get no guarantee that AMG will ever update this beyond Android 14. The smart thing to do may be to go ahead and design the AMG Pad 3 with Android 15 with better screen and case, but keep the price the same. If AMG were able to do that they'd be a force to be reckoned with in the tablet market.Ver másVer menos
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![AGM PAD P2 11 inch Android 14 Tablet, 90Hz 480 Nits 1920 * 1200 FHD+ IPS Display, MTK G99, Widevine L1 Certified, Quad Box Stereo Speakers, 7850 mAh, 16(8+8)GB + 256GB[TF 2TB], GPS, Compass, OTG, WiFi 10.95-inch](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81skUFSLMDL.jpg)

