AGM Pad P2 tablet test

Compared to its little brother P2, the AGM Pad P1 tablet is a bit more serious in all respects, as it has undergone a thorough creasing. Like its predecessor as extremely robust is present in the market, which IP68 and IP69K thanks to its classification. They mean that

it is maximally protected against dust and high-pressure washing, so it is waterproof.

Shockproof case also included on top of the adapter, charging cable, description, a SIM pin and some stickers. Compared to the P1, this is a lot more sophisticated version, which is light and thin. The frame is made of aluminum, it weighs 530 grams and is 7,5 millimeters thick. In terms of looks, a really stylish, From an 11-inch baking pan it is, in great quality. There is nothing on it that makes it stand out from other tablets,

except for the camera island on the back, which is almost the size of two iron-core hobs.

It's a bit misleading, because only the top is a camera, the bottom is just a flash. Emphasizing these is completely unnecessary anyway, I think no one has ever taken a picture of their life with their tablet instead of a smartphone or camera.

Much more interesting things can be found under the hood, such as 7850 mAh capacity battery, which is indicated in some places as having a capacity of 8000 mAh, while the predecessor had only 7000 mAh. This Type-C can be fed through a port, with 20 watts, which is not worthy of such a large plant. Four speakers ensure rich sound, which is perfect for quality streaming, a from a dual SIM tray and it can be guessed that there is an opportunity to separate entertainment and work. The tablet Android 14 system and has massively expandable storage, a 4G modem, dual WiFi, Bluetooth 5.2, support for 4 satellite systems and a gyroscope, so pretty much the usual you can expect in this price range.

At least it's enough to play games on it until my nose bleeds, such as Fallout Shelter, SimCity, SpongeBob Adventures, Hidden City and others. THE 90 Hz refresh rate whatever, the games run smoothly. The 8-core chipset is not today's chicken, but it is also capable of running Android 14 decently. The 2000×1200 pixels are a Mali-G57 MC2 integrated graphics card makes it away. To the manufacturer of the system With 8 GB of RAM you managed to figure it out, this can be virtually supplemented once more with that much. In addition 256 GB of storage paired, which is similar to the P1 model You can expand up to 2 TB, using a micro SD card.

You don't need much else in our tablet test read into it to make it clear that the AGM Pad P2 tablet performs quite well based on the measurement results, let's say one For Teclast T60 compared to For example, a model equipped with a Helio G99 chipset Alldocube iPlay 50 Pro also, which is also beaten, but what does it matter what the manufacturers call the warhead, if Do you get 412 points in AnTuTu? A GFX Bench T-Rex's test is also quite good, since with 64 FPS the dino runs, which is a great value if you don't have huge needs.

Icing on the cake, that the Widevine certificate is L1, so the Pad P2 is a very good "dead-in-bed" gadget for streaming, especially if you have a serious subscription and expect better quality. THE quad speaker system also contributes to the super experience, overall the gadget is quite loud. Obviously, it is excellent for basic activities - surfing the net, e-mailing, taking notes.

Although its display is not a large number on paper, 2000×1200 pixel resolution, but life is not so bad on an 11-inch display.

I wouldn't say the details are razor sharp, but the colors are rich, so it's plenty good for filming. The P1 only has a brightness of 300 nits, with the P2 this value is already 400, which, although not much, is good news for those who often use the tablet outdoors, but the display still makes things damn difficult because it is very reflective. On the front is an 8-megapixel camera struggles with lame selfies, which I don't think anyone takes with a tablet, so don't expect miracles. THE rear camera it's more interesting because 50 megapixels do their job very well, so you can see my cats and my garden vegetables in very good quality. I was particularly satisfied with the colors, less so with the sharpness. In the case of indoor photography, a grainy feeling is noticeable.

The AGM Pad P2 its battery has a capacity of 7850 mAh, while P1 users only get 7000mAh. By keeping the image refresh rate at the basic 60 Hz, you can obviously expect more operating time than if you raised it to 90 Hz, and the system warns you about this in the settings. During the tests, I used this value increased and relatively with many games and YouTube, I managed to get almost 7,5 hours out of it, obviously, with a solid game, this wouldn't have been that much, with slower tapping and even more. In addition to the Type-C port, you will also find a 3,5 mm jack plug, but you can charge it with 20 watts through the former, which is not an impressive speed for such a large battery.

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