Like to write about affordable tablets because they are great gifts for various types of customers. They are something between the laptops and current full-screen smartphones. Therefore, they are used for all those cases/purposes that require a large screen and smartphone-like performance. Recently, the more or less popular Chinese tablet makers brought a number of eye-catching models such as the Teclast A10S, A10H, Alldocube M5, etc. But the one we are going to talk about is unique in its category. The Alldocube C5 is the first tablet sporting a chip mainly known for mid-range and cheap smartphones. It is packed with a MediaTek MT6737. Actually, the C5 is a low-end tablet with a couple of outstanding features. And this amazing device is currently offered at $119.99.
Probably, the most interesting feature of the Alldocube C5 is its SoC. The MediaTek MT6737 has been seen on such smartphones as the iLA X, Oukitel C8, Homtom S7, VKWorld Mix, Uhans Note 4, and many more. That’s why we are familiar with its performance on small screen devices. So this chipset is capable of handling all the daily tasks. Of course, you can’t play heavy games and launch heavy programs and apps. As for our model, it is also paired with a 2GB of RAM, a 32GB of eMMC storage, and a 4800mAh battery. As you can guess, the MT6737 is ideal for affordable entry-level handsets. The C5 is no exception. And its 30.000 points (AnTuTu v6) makes us hope this tablet can run the daily apps smoothly.
Looking at its dimensions of 227 × 161 × 8.8mm it’s not difficult to guess we are dealing with a 10-inch tablet. But the Alldocube C5 is a bit smaller. It is packed with a 9.6-inch IPS touchscreen with a resolution of 1280 x 800.
At first sight, the Alldocube C5 comes with the same features as the Teclast A10H and its sibling, the A10S. But the latter two tablets are WiFi dedicated, while our protagonist supports 4G. Since its CPU has been used in smartphones previously, this feature doesn’t make us surprise. At the same time, besides the 4G connectivity, it supports both Bluetooth and WiFi.
Generally, the Alldocube C5 looks more eye-catching than its rivals. We can state this is an LTE-compatible Android (7.0)-running 10-inch tablet that can meet the daily tasks. It also costs quite affordable at $119.99.
