Cube T8 Plus 4G Octa-Core Android 5.1 Tablet $121.99 US (~$160.60 AU) @ Geekbuying

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The T8 Plus is an 8" octa-core tablet running Android 5.1 with dual sim 3G/4G support. The T8 Plus is an improved version of the T8/T8S with a more vibrant display, better CPU/RAM and better cameras.

This tablet offers a close to stock Android experience with several improvements. You can choose to run apps in full screen or floating windows. Some apps can even be pinned to stay ontop. Another feature is an onscreen button that will open a menu with most frequently used applications).

Use the coupon CUBET8PLUS17 to get it for $121.99 US (~$160.60 AU) with free shipping. TNT Express shipping is currently reduced to ~$5 US.

Specifications

• Android 5.1 Lollipop (with OTA)
• 8" 1920x1200 IPS Screen
• MTK8783 Octa-Core @ 1.3GHz
• Mali-T720MP3 GPU
• 2GB RAM + 16GB Storage (Supports micro SD upto 32GB)
• 5.0MP Rear, 2.0MP Front Camera
• 3800mAh Battery
• GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, OTG
• Dimensions: 215 x 122.9 x 9.85mm
• Weight: 312g

Mobile Frequencies

• 2G: 900/1800MHz
• 3G: 2100MHz
• 4G TD-SCDMA: b34 / b39
• 4G TDD: b38 / b39 / b40 / b41
• 4G FDD: b1 / b3

Package includes: 1x Tablet, 1x Micro USB Cable, 1x Charger, 1x User Manual

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  scrimshaw on 23/03/2016 - 19:31

  +2

  If you expect the multi-tasking feature of the T8 Plus to be as refined as the Qslide App of the LG Optimus UI or the phone mode feature on the REMIX OS, you will certainly be disappointed. All apps can be switched to floating windows on the T8 Plus, but not all of them can be usable in windows, some applications just show a small proportion of their interface, and are not really responsive to our tapping. Also, the windows are not resizable at all, making the multi-tasking a less useful feature than it could have been.

  Read the full review at
  http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/cube-t8-plus…

  My personal verdict — worth looking into but as usual with Cheapo tablets, the battery life is kind of mediocre and there's bound to be a few software issues out of the box.

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    MarketingClear @ Geekbuying on 23/03/2016 - 19:38

    +2

    Obviously you can't compare it to a $400 Samsung tablet for example. The last OTA update was in February so many issues should be fixed since the review.

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  mskeggs on 23/03/2016 - 21:51

  +2

  I literally bought one of these yesterday for $170 after hunting around all the sites including geekbuying. Looks like a great bang for buck and with cellular. I got 5 day shipping, so i will post a review here when it arrives.

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    Its4me on 23/03/2016 - 23:53

    The cellular looks to be missing a few useful 2G/3G/4G bands.

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      mskeggs on 24/03/2016 - 08:12

      Agreed, but 2100mhz 3g is what my usb dongle supports now with good results, so will work for my uses.

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  Rutger on 25/03/2016 - 21:11

  $5.02 back from Cashrewards. $174.32 AUD via paypal with faster shipping and a screen protector (none available for the new model but old model is supposedly the same). Hasn't been dispatched yet though…

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  mskeggs on 30/03/2016 - 09:20

  +1

  Received mine yesterday.
  First impressions are good. Well constructed, not much in the way of superfluous apps. Screen is very nice, with a wide format that offers width in same ballpark as an ipad (about 3cm less) so I can use it for reading emagazines, which was a little tight on a 7in Nexus.
  Performs snappily. 3G with a Voda SIM in it works faster than my 8Mbps ADSL2+ wifi.
  Very light weight.

  Overall, a very capable device at a good price. I'm happy to answer any specifics, if I can.

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    mskeggs on 31/03/2016 - 09:44

    As a follow up, I have been able to get 4G data in and around Sydney on Voda presumably on the B3 band. This is better than I expected, so I am pleased.