- The Nubia Pad Pro launches outside China
- The tablet is delivered with impressive specifications for the price
- The starting configuration will cost you $ 420 / £ 360
We may have a new competitor for our complete guide to the best tablets, because the Nubia Pad Pro launches on a global scale. This is the first Android tablet of the Chinese company, and it has specifications to compete with the best iPads.
Go to the official list of Nubia Pad Pro (via GSMARENA), and you will see the device delivered with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, with 8 GB, 12 GB or 16 GB of RAM, and either 256 GB or 512 GB of storage on board.
This chipset is not the most recent, but it has only a few years and still has a lot of power for daily tablet tasks. Factor in the starting price of $ 420 / £ 360 (a launch in Australia has not been mentioned), and this seems to be a fairly soft matter.
The Nubia Pad Pro also resembles the room, nicely curved and finished on the basis of the marketing images published so far: the tablet is only 7.3 mm thick, tips the scale at 523 grams and has a 10.9 inch display, 2880 x 1800 pixels, 144 Hz.
Nubia vs Apple
Although we have not yet had the chance to review or even hold the Nubia Pad Pro, on the basis of specifications and images, it would seem to be a serious competitor at the entry -level iPad of Apple, which was again updated in March.
This Apple tablet has a starting price of $ 349 / £ 329 / $ 599 at, so it’s cheaper than Nubia’s offer. However, the iPad also has a lower resolution screen and less RAM, and begins with less storage (128 GB).
Adapt the iPad with 256 GB of storage for all your photos, movies and other files – This is what the Nubia Pad Pro starts – and you are up to $ 449 / £ 429 / $ 799 at. This makes the Android option very attractive.
Of course, you must weigh various other factors, including other devices you have and the ecosystems in which you have already invested, but it is a new welcome to the cheaper of Android tablets – and you can also conclude pre -order offers.
