Alldocube iPlay 60 OLED tablet with 2.5K screen, 4G LTE and Snapdragon chipset unveiled

[Redaktion]

The Alldocube iPlay 60 OLED is a new tablet with Qualcomm SoC and aims to impress with a colorful AMOLED display. While the device supports dual SIM and 4G LTE, there's conflicting information in regard to its Android version.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Alldocube-iPlay-60-OLED-tablet-with-2-5K-screen-4G-LTE-and-Snapdragon-chipset-unveiled.952646.0.html

[Hunter2020]

I hope this causes Teclast to make a OLED tablet too.  OLEDs are way overdue, esp for low end budget tablets.

[EVO]

I can't help but feel like this is just e-waste. While OLED displays being available on the absolute bottom end of the market is great in theory, the specs here are pretty disastrous outside of the display. Using an almost decade old chip with only 4GB of RAM in 2025 seems like a bad move. If all you care about is the display and video playback, it's not the worst but it's definitely not great. YouTube runs pretty bad on devices with such little amount of RAM. Most streaming apps in general are pretty computationally and RAM heavy for what they are and I don't expect them to get any better. I'd rather get something with better specs all around and a worse display. Like the Xaoimi Pad 6. At least that comes with 6GB of RAM and a much newer SoC.

[anan]

All of the components on this tablet are out of production. The screen as well (they likely sourced leftover stock). I have the "X" model released in 2019 with the same specs except with an MT processor. It really struggles to load websites or run apps. It overheats constantly and drains the battery very fast.
The screen is the only thing that is good here (and was the reason I bought mine). But all the other components just compromise the device too much.