Announcing the Doogee T20 mini Pro 8-inch tab, small and cheap! Double your storage space

Reviewed below:Doogee T20 Mini“, the launch of the top model “Doogee T20 mini Pro” was announced.

「Doogee T20 Mini“It is an 8-inch iPad mini tablet running Android 13 and powered by UNISOC T606.

↓reviewed”Alldocube iPlay50 Mini“or”Headwolf FPad3“, it is one of the small, cheap, reasonably usable machines that have appeared in rapid succession in recent times.

Compete for the best 8-inch mini tablets in the 10,000 yen range! Compared with iPad mini and Legion Y700[“Alldocube iPlay50 mini” مقابل “Headwolf FPad3”]

Until now, there have been no 8-inch iPad mini tablets running Android with competitive specs. But last month…

Now, regarding the new Pro version, the detailed specifications and prices have not been announced by the official company, and only an overview has been released.

According to them, the 8.4-inch FullHD+ display, 5060 mAh battery, etc. is the same unbranded display, the SoC is not announced and has no obvious appeal, so it seems to be a UNISOC T606.

↓reviewed”Alldocube iPlay 50 Mini Pro“, it would be natural to appeal to the Helio G99 if it had more power.

Alldocube iPlay50 mini Pro review in the 20,000 yen range! The 8-inch one-handed tablet can be used normally with the Helio G99

Until now, there has been no 8-inch Android tablet the size of the iPad mini with such “advanced” specs. Most…

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So what changes when you turn pro? Apparently, the storage space will be doubled to 256GB. The unbranded device is a 128GB eMMC, which doubles the capacity. However, like the SoC, there is no traction in terms of storage type, so it seems likely that eMMC will continue to be used instead of UFS.

Doogee T20 mini Pro booking is scheduled to start from November 11.

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