REVIEW: LincPlus T4 Tablet - Excellent Budget Android Tab w. Active Stylus Pen Support & 2K Display!

LincPlus T4 Tablet Review - Is this $200 Android Tablet Worth It?
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Details:
LincPlus T4 Tablet | 8100mAh w. 20W Fast Charging | 11-inch 2K Display | 8+128GB | Included Stylus Pen | Full Metal Unibody Design | Ultra Slim
[2K 400nit Display + 4 Speakers + Widevine L1] This 11 inch tablet is equipped with a fully laminated, 2K 2000*1200 (@224dpi) IPS LCD 400nits in-cell screen, 16.7M (24 bit) colors, quad speakers, and supports Netflix and Prime Video FHD. It brings you a clearer and more detailed visual and auditory experience when gaming, reading, and watching videos with slim bezels.
[Android 13 + Octa-Core Processor] LincPlus T4 android tablet is powered by Mediatek Helio G99 octa-core processor (6nm), 8GB DDR4 RAM, and 128GB UFS storage (supports TF expansion). This high-performance Google tablet is perfect for students or entertainment enthusiasts. Performance is smooth and reliable for everyday use, including video streaming, web browsing, ebook reading, and casual gaming!
[Comes with USI2.0 Active Stylus Pen + Magnetic Folio Kickstand] Stylus Pen with 4096 Pressure Sensitivity, Palm Rejection, Tilt Support, Super Long-lasting, and replaceable pen tip. High Sensitivity with 0.1mm, 5ms low latency, and replaceable pen tip. Whether you're choosing a drawing tablet or a college student who needs a tablet for homework, class notes, or image editing, this tablet is the ideal choice.
[Long battery life +Portable Full Metal Body] As light as 490g and as thin as 7mm. Tablet with 8100mAh long battery one full charge 10-14 hour Battery Life. This portable tablet pc supports your on-the-go life.
[13MP + 8MP Dual Cameras] You can video chat or take selfies with its front camera, or record your daily life with the rear camera and share it via super-fast 2.4G/5G Dual-band WiFi or BT 5.2.
Active Stylus Pen Support
Support 4096 pressure sensitivity, palm rejection and replaceable pen tip. Perfect for drawing, sketching, coloring, taking notes, and marking up PDFs.
Large Capacity Battery with 20W Fast Charge
Support up to 10 hours of constant video playback. LincPlus T4 can be fully charged in just 2 hours.
Alternative tablets w. Stylus Support:
iPad Pro / iPad (10th generation) / 2024 iPad / iPad Air (6th generation) / iPad Pro (7th generation) / iPad Mini (6th generation) / Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 / Galaxy Tab S7 / Tab S7 FE / Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 / Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 / Lenovo Duet 5 Chromebook / Google Pixel Tablet / Amazon Fire Max 11 / Microsoft Surface (Windows OS) / Lenovo Tab P12 Pro / Lenovo Tab P11 Pro / Xiaomi Pad 6 / OnePlus Pad / HUAWEI MatePad Series | Realme Pad
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[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Thanks for posting man. You always choose really interesting products coming often. Affordable stuff, cool old phones. Interesting art pieces. Stuff normal people can ponder buying. I dig

[@phonetech1640]

@0hkie yes the new iPad Pro is a better tablet but that's not a fair comparison imo...this tablet retails for 6x less, so it's unrealistic to expect the same performance as one costing over a grand...for a budget device it seems good enough for notetaking and casual art

[@CJBradley]

This is a serious contender for me with that pen and stand as standard. Nice.!

[@1hjehje]

Seems to be a very nice tablet for the money.

[@jedaiahisrael5882]

All tablets should come with audio port......

[@Touchmylittleidea]

It looks like it's a very good tablet. I am currently using a Fire tablet [sideloaded with Google]. I use Concepts and Notein for taking notes, digital planning and annotating [books and planners], as well as drawing. Could you test these applications on this model? I think it will be useful for the Android community involved in digital planning and taking notes. Because not everyone has a Samsung tablet, and most KZbin videos demonstrating the use of these apps show usage mostly on Samsung tablets. Thank you for sharing this tablet.

[@mariosandvo4002]

Which GNSS types does the tablet support?

[@mcreuting1146]

Hello, I am thinking about getting a Tablet (my First one ever) priorised for Work. I need the Tablet for taking notes maybe with some drawings and saving Them in a picture or File. How is the display responsing when you lean on the Display with your Hand while writing with the pen and also when using the pen and you want to move the area to write somewhere else, does it identify the difference between Finger and pen Well or does it Draw then with the Finger? I am really looking Forward for answers. Because this seems To be a good cheaper Notepad with other Features i can use in private. But i want to be Sure that this ist the one and need some answers on my questions above :)

[@0hkie]

Just looking around at how tablets compare to the new M4 iPad which I picked up on launch night. The main thing is the 0 delay with the new Pencil pro. I feel like anyone trying to seriously draw on this thing would have a very hard time due to that awful delay between the pen and the screen.

[@user-tv8oq1mz9u]

Retail price for this tablet is lower for 800$, so what did you espect