- The Nubia Pad Pro is launching outside China
- The tablet comes with impressive specifications for the price
- The initial configuration will cost you $ 420 / £ 360
It is well that we have just obtained a new contender for our integral guide of the best tablets, because the Nubia Pad Pro will be launched worldwide. It is the first Android tablet of the Chinese company, and has specifications to compete with the best iPads.
Go to the official Nubia Pad Pro (through GSMARENA) list, and you will see that the device comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, with 8 GB, 12 GB or 16 GB of RAM, and 256 GB or 512 GB of storage on board.
That chipset is not the newest, but it is only a couple of years and still has a lot of power for day -to -day tablets. Factor in the initial price of $ 420 / £ 360 (a launch has not been mentioned in Australia), and this seems quite sweet.
The Nubia Pad Pro also seems the part, well curved and finished according to the marketing images published so far: the tablet has only 7.3 mm thick, inclines the scales at 523 grams and has a 10.9 -inch screen and 2880 x 1800 pixels, 144 Hz.
Nubia vs Apple
Although we have not yet had the opportunity to review or even maintain the Nubia Pad Pro, according to the specifications and images, it seems to be a serious contender of the Apple entrance level iPad, which was updated again in March.
That Apple tablet has an initial price of $ 349 / £ 329 / au $ 599, so it is cheaper than the offer of Nubia. However, the iPad also has a lower and less RAM resolution screen, and begins with less storage (128 GB).
Place the iPad with 256 GB of storage for all its photos, movies and other files, which is what the Nubia Pad Pro begins, and has up to $ 449 / £ 429 / AU $ 799. That makes the Android option look very attractive.
Of course, you must weigh other factors, including the other devices that you have and the ecosystems in which you are already investing, but this is a new addition welcome to the best Android tablet market, and you can also obtain some early ordering offers.
