Why Small Android Tablets Still Make Sense | Alldocube iPlay 80 mini Pro
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I’ve spent three days with the Alldocube iPlay 80 mini Pro, an 8.4-inch Android tablet with a 90Hz screen, 4G and GPS. It sits in that rather forgotten space between a phone and a full-size tablet. They are having a pretty crazy launch price: Regular price: £199.99 Launch price: £119.99 Amazon.com: https://link.amazon/B0goUKpvV Amazon UK: https://amzn.to/4rqXynv 🏷️ £70 Amazon coupon + 5% OFF code: AO2OYA5C The code is hidden and won’t be displayed on the product page. 📅 Promotion period: September 23–30 AliExpress: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_c3gMs4FJ I tried it as a reader, an enormous phone, a tiny writing setup and a screen to take travelling. I don’t think it replaces my e-ink devices or my laptop. But having a useful screen with its own internet connection in my bag makes more sense than I expected. ---- Here's the Top Ten E-Ink Tablets you can buy as of May 2026: (And this one is probably going to go in there soon as well: 1. *Supernote A5X2 Manta* : https://
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