Hello, I would like to ask in future reviews of any form of technology especially in this case tablets or phones, if you would please just gain some extra knowledge beforehand. The reason I'm asking this is because while watching the video I've seen you make quite big mistakes, the 7gb extra ram is virtual and is borrowed from the CPU, 2TB expansion storage refers to the memory card size you can put in. I understand that some people are not very technical but please don't mess up your review just because you're not technical it really makes it difficult for someone that is technical to watch your video. I'm just giving you some positive criticism, and I hope to see more videos and if any improvements I will definitely subscribe, thank you
Thank you for your comment,, I was not expecting this Tablet,, and had almost forgotten about it,, so was caught off guard. I do not think the CPU has 7GB of "RAM",, to add to the RAM I think it can take some of the slower storage from the 256GB or the up 2TB SD Card,, and uses that as RAM.
Wooah! With keyboard is look like nice Chromebook ;) Box like Apple, but other things and using is very nice too. Very nicely done. And video is very informative too. Thanks for posting that! For people searching for tablet/Chromebook it's very nice proposition
Thank you,, I have had it with me to work,, and tested it out with using it with Citrix, and remounting in to a windows server to manage our DCIM software (Data center infrastructure management - software) It did give me some changelses,, as the screen resolution is very high for 11" and Citrix does not scale it up,, or I have not found out, how to do that yet. :-)
@@MyPlayHouse Well, it's all the more good that it's useful in the server room and work by the way :) So you control servers with it? SSH or remote VNC desktop? All in all, maybe it would be possible to put some Linux on it - the keyboard is there and you can work :) really nice equipment, although the 11" ones are quite big and probably heavy..
1:20 damn forgien keyboards reminds of when I worked and lived in Belguim and later Sweden..... I was lucky and had english laptop but when I was in the office had to make do with standard office equipment luckly I travelled 2-3 days a week :)
Yeah, a decent tablet, especially for media consumption. One thing I'd have liked to see would be a fingerprint reader. Or at least face recognition. These days, I really like to avoid tapping codes, and for logging on to MitID, banking, payments, and so on, that can be quite a few times.
Yes,,, that would have been nice.... Not sure how that works on Android,, if it can do face recognition in the software,, or if it needs some dedicated stuff to do that.
@@MyPlayHouse Some Android devices do simple face recognition via the selfie camera, but that's a low security level. More advanced 3D face recognition exists but not on many devices, with fingerprint readers being the widespread biometric technique. Personally, I like a fingerprint reader better than the "lower predictability" of how fast a face detection can work. Unfortunately, even if fingerprint recognition is not an expensive feature, it is usually not found in Android tablet, except for high end ones. While in-screen fingerprint readers are very common, I actually like a sensor on the side instead, where I can unlock while hauling a phone up from the pocket, instead of having to involve face or careful placement of a finger on the screen. If the Doogee table had a fingerprint sensor, there's good chances that I'd have bought one.
No biometric security? (fingerprint reader at minimum) Huge deal breaker for people who use mobile banking or any kind of security that utilizes touch verification. Its a shame. Maybe the newer models will include these provisions. For the average user though, It looks pretty compelling on paper, specification wise.
Hello, I would like to ask in future reviews of any form of technology especially in this case tablets or phones, if you would please just gain some extra knowledge beforehand. The reason I'm asking this is because while watching the video I've seen you make quite big mistakes, the 7gb extra ram is virtual and is borrowed from the CPU, 2TB expansion storage refers to the memory card size you can put in. I understand that some people are not very technical but please don't mess up your review just because you're not technical it really makes it difficult for someone that is technical to watch your video. I'm just giving you some positive criticism, and I hope to see more videos and if any improvements I will definitely subscribe, thank you
Thank you for your comment,, I was not expecting this Tablet,, and had almost forgotten about it,, so was caught off guard.
I do not think the CPU has 7GB of "RAM",, to add to the RAM I think it can take some of the slower storage from the 256GB or the up 2TB SD Card,, and uses that as RAM.
that clear case is really nice. it has bumpers on the corner!
Hi @eugene188
Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
Thank you for watching! :-)
Wooah! With keyboard is look like nice Chromebook ;) Box like Apple, but other things and using is very nice too. Very nicely done. And video is very informative too. Thanks for posting that! For people searching for tablet/Chromebook it's very nice proposition
Thank you,, I have had it with me to work,, and tested it out with using it with Citrix, and remounting in to a windows server to manage our DCIM software (Data center infrastructure management - software)
It did give me some changelses,, as the screen resolution is very high for 11" and Citrix does not scale it up,, or I have not found out, how to do that yet. :-)
@@MyPlayHouse Well, it's all the more good that it's useful in the server room and work by the way :) So you control servers with it? SSH or remote VNC desktop? All in all, maybe it would be possible to put some Linux on it - the keyboard is there and you can work :) really nice equipment, although the 11" ones are quite big and probably heavy..
1:20 damn forgien keyboards reminds of when I worked and lived in Belguim and later Sweden..... I was lucky and had english laptop but when I was in the office had to make do with standard office equipment luckly I travelled 2-3 days a week :)
Not sure if they have a Danish keyboard,, and did not even know that they was sending a keyboard. :-)
Yeah, a decent tablet, especially for media consumption. One thing I'd have liked to see would be a fingerprint reader. Or at least face recognition. These days, I really like to avoid tapping codes, and for logging on to MitID, banking, payments, and so on, that can be quite a few times.
Yes,,, that would have been nice.... Not sure how that works on Android,, if it can do face recognition in the software,, or if it needs some dedicated stuff to do that.
@@MyPlayHouse Some Android devices do simple face recognition via the selfie camera, but that's a low security level. More advanced 3D face recognition exists but not on many devices, with fingerprint readers being the widespread biometric technique.
Personally, I like a fingerprint reader better than the "lower predictability" of how fast a face detection can work.
Unfortunately, even if fingerprint recognition is not an expensive feature, it is usually not found in Android tablet, except for high end ones.
While in-screen fingerprint readers are very common, I actually like a sensor on the side instead, where I can unlock while hauling a phone up from the pocket, instead of having to involve face or careful placement of a finger on the screen.
If the Doogee table had a fingerprint sensor, there's good chances that I'd have bought one.
Dodge make good smart phones too, I usually buy Dodge or Realme instead of big brands these days... just as good
I have not tried their phones yet,, but they look cool.
The Helio G99 chipset in the Doogee T30 Pro ensures smooth and lag-free performance, even when running resource-intensive apps.
I hope so :-)
this is actually pretty cool, i have an ipad and do not use it, may buy this instead.
Not that Ipads are not also good, but this is also really cool. :-)
I see a lot of smartphones using Mediatek Helio G99 processors and it actually is a good processor for budget gamers.
Then it is plenty fast enough for the stuff I do :-)
Just a little tip. When talking to google devices in videos, it may be smart to mute the commands.
My google home is now programmed by you...
I know,, and now you remember to water the plants :-)
How does the Doogee T30 Pro tablet's Helio G99 processor optimize power consumption while maintaining efficient performance?
I think it shouts down when not in use,, It lasts weeks on a charge, when not used much.
Can it be used in the vertical orientation other than the horizontal position u used it in your video?
Yes Sorry,, it can!! and does it really quickly,, no problems.
how is the keyboard and case quality?
I do not have much to compare it to,, but I would say the as a $49 keyboard for this tablet, seams okay value got the money.
Too bad the software is not that great compared to Redmi pad
The price is a bit steep aswell for a helio g99 tab
Hi @Coliz1991
Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
Thank you for watching! :-)
how about the software update ? is it only months?
It runs android,, so I would expect it follows the updating of android.
@@MyPlayHouse what i mean is like the samsung it has 4 years? security update
No biometric security? (fingerprint reader at minimum) Huge deal breaker for people who use mobile banking or any kind of security that utilizes touch verification. Its a shame. Maybe the newer models will include these provisions. For the average user though, It looks pretty compelling on paper, specification wise.
There is almost something missing,, last tablet i looked at,, had a lot of stuff,, and then it was missing a microphone :-/
How do you pronounce it?
Dodgy.
So is it dodgy?
Not clamming it is the smartest name. I do sometimes wonder if western names translated as dodgy to Chinese.
I believe they wanted it to be pronounced in some other way that "Dodgy" :D
DooGee,,, well it has worked fine, so not Dodgy at all :-)
I don't have or need a tablet, all on phone or on my convertible hp(not e) spectre 360
I have a lot of devices,, I do start to worry if I have to many.
@@MyPlayHouse you should
Keep that hairstyle dude. All you need now is a hatchet.
That would involve quite a career change,,,and updating of LinkedIn...
Im looking to buy a new tablet lets see
Then I hope this video will help you to narrow down, what you are looking for :-)
@@MyPlayHouse Thanks Morten Im sure it will