UMIDIGI 10.4 inch Tablet, A11 Tab 8000 mAh Battery

It works fine. I like it. Unfortunately, it doesnt work with 4g lte connection. I use Virgin plus in Canada, it says it is supposed to work. I changed the sim card just in case. nothing helped. the camera is not very good but who buys a tablet for the camera. The screen is fine, there is sometimes glitch in videos especially in youtube. For the rest, everything is fine, the protective case is a good addition and works great.

pour crain est grande le son 4 oparleur. la battrie est plus resitante.
beucoup de mmoire.la tablette est jour.
elle peut servir de telphone on peut mettre une carte sim

I know thses things are designed to be used by both hands but this one feels especially left handed and since I bought it specially to use as an ebook reader, I absolutely hate the design. It works as what it was intended for but this whole left handed feeling is annoying and unless I can find a hard case for it, I will be returning it for that issue only. If anyone else is bothered by stuff like that, I would suggest not getting this one because it does feel like you’re holding it wrong, if you don’t care about that stuff, this thing was pretty awesome.

I’m the kind of person who never writes a review after being happy with my purchase, and this UMIDIGI A11 tablet deserves a review as it’s a fantastic tablet. I’ve been using an iPad for years, but I needed more memory, so I started testing a lot of different tablets. Then rather than spend $1,700, I got it for $300. Excellent quality Android tablet, which extensive features, fast, scream pixels like an iPad 128 GB and I was able to add a memory card with 512 GB. I used this tablet for emails, Microsoft 365, Netflix, etc. Great device with a fair price

I bought this to replace my ancient Google Nexus 7 V2 – finally decided to retire it and I wanted something inexpensive yet powerful enough for media consumption, browsing, reading, and light gaming.
It’s nice when you open the box and get surprised as I did here. I was not expecting the tablet to come with a case or screen protector and both were in the box and installed. What a thoughtful add on. The cover doubles as a stand for viewing in landscape mode, very handy.
Setting up the device is the typical android experience so no need to go into details here – login with your Google account, restore some apps, install others, sign in and away you go.
The screen can get quite bright, colors are vivid, and text is easily readable – everything you want in a good tablet. There are four speakers, two on each side, and they get very loud without distorting. Bass, as expected, is not well represented here, but I do not count that as a negative at this price point.
Combine a crisp, bright screen, four loud speakers, and your favorite movie or show, and you will have an enjoyable experience. I had no trouble using DUO for family video calls, the WiFi connection is strong and the front facing camera is up to the task,
The tablet can also take a SIM card so I popped in an extra one I had lying around for testing to see what it was like to make phone calls on a 10″ device – let’s just say ‘hands free’ is the preferred method here. Again, I had no issues with signal strength or connecting to 4G.
There are both a front facing and rear facing cameras – the front is quite good for video calling and the back camera takes acceptable pictures. The camera app has the expected features and is well rounded for a tablet.
I’ve been averaging 10+ hours of battery life – certainly nothing to sneeze at – and more than enough to get you through multiple movies and games.
I do miss the headphone jack, but with LDAC and AptX-HD support sound performance is top notch with my various flavors of ear buds. No connectivity or range issues, nor dropouts at the standard 30′ bluetooth range.
Let me close by saying that this is a great tablet for the price, will do everything you need it to do (except play graphics and CPU intensive games), comes with some unexpected add-ons and can be expanded with a keyboard. I’ve retired my Nexus 7 and I’m not looking back.

The tablet is quick and responsive with and excellent display for crisp, easy to read text. Setup was quick and simple and all my apps brought over from my old tablet are working fine. I don’t really play games on phones or tablets much and mostly only point and click adventures, but the one I have installed works well and looks great.
I don’t really intend to use this as a phone, but I have installed my spare phone SIM in it and it gets a solid 4G signal.
Sound wise, speaker volume is good for general use, but there’s no headphone socket, so you will need wireless headphones.
The tablet has a nice metal finish and is reasonably slim, though you won’t notice that normally as it comes in a shock absorbing cover with a magnetic flap that automatically turns off the display when you close it.
Pros:
Great display. Quick. Android 11. Better than usual cameras. Lots of storage RAM, which is expandable. USB-C. It’s a phone.
Cons:
No fast charging. Ideally you’ll want to install an app drawer, or alternate launcher if you use lots of apps. No headphone jack.

The Umidigi A11 tablet is a perfect media companion, on a budget. The screen is sizeable, bright and of an excellent quality considering the price, great touch response and loud and clear quad speakers. The metal built makes it feel like is much more expensive than it actually is, specially paired with that bright screen and the quad speakers, too bad it doesn’t have a 3.5mm jack. Still the tablet is very slim and light for it’s size. It comes with a flip case which is awesome, it fits like a glove, doubles as a stand and protects the screen and the back of the tablet. The fingerprint scanner works everytime, it’s fast and accurate, no issues there. The speakers get very loud and the quality makes it very serviceable for multimedia, tv shows and movies alike, same for music. I tried Bluetooth headphones and also work flawlessly, paired really quick and maintained a stable connection. Battery is q strong point, it is easily a multi day per charge, although the charging speed is not as fast with phones, but understandable given the larger battery size. The cameras are in line with a tablet, meaning your phone will take better pictures and videos. There are two aspects were the tablet could be better, first it does not stream HD content in services like Netflix and the CPU is entry level, while is enough for web browsing and media playing, you can feel how it drag its feet when pushed harder, not a dealbreaker, but certainly you can get a more powerful performance elsewhere. But certainly when you contrast all the positive aspects of the tablet against the weakest and take the price, you are certainly getting more for your money than with other tablets, I just love i