And, if you better use it with an endoscope or microscope, these are available as accessories.
Which this essentially is.
The only question that needs to be asked is why this gear is nearly double that of some alternatives.
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However, weve noticed it can also be found for significantly less through online retailers like AliExpress.
At closer to $300, the Armor Pad 2 seems a good deal for such a well-made unit.
That makes it easy to hold even without the included hand strap or the other optional accessories.
There isnt any other way to say it, but the button layout of this tablet is odd.
It doesnt help that there isnt an obvious up or down to the rig, unlike a phone.
This could have also been mitigated with wireless battery charging, but that wasnt included either.
Depending on where you are, this might be an inconvenience.
What all customers will like is the large battery.
Our only reservations about the battery are that it only supports wired charging.
Overall, the hardware in the Pad 2 is right for its purpose without being spectacular or overblown.
There has been a move to even higher resolution front-facing cameras on phones, with 32MP being used.
But as the maximum video capture resolution is generally 1080p, these seem largely pointless.
That choice reduces the best video streaming quality to 480p from most streaming content services.
Therefore, if you want to watch streamed content, then look elsewhere.
While its fine for light gaming and video playback, this isnt the best option for demanding high-performance graphics.
Thats a reasonable timeframe considering the size of that battery, though 66W charging might have halved that.
Oddly, another maker quote of 16 hours of video playback is an undersell based on our tests.
It may have been that the wireless charging requirements were in conflict with the hand strap plan.
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Should I buy a Ulefone Armor Pad 2?
That makes it highly suitable for adventure holidays, or outdoor work.
Not having that feature isn’t a big problem for most, but the G99 doesn’t support 5G.
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It’s a highly affordable option for those less interested in photography and battery life.
Read ourDoogee R10 rugged Android tablet reviewfor more information.
AGM PAD P1
Another inexpensive, rugged tablet using the ever-popular Helio G99 processor.
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The real selling point is the price, but other tablets with better specs arent much more.
Read ourAGM PAD P1 reviewfor more information.
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