Relndoo P60

A cheap tablet with a big accessory bundle and a processor that belongs in 2021. Fine for Netflix, frustrating for everything else.

The Unisoc T606 is a chip we've seen in plenty of sub-$150 tablets, and it's fine for scrolling and streaming, but don't expect much else. The 4GB of physical RAM is the real bottleneck here, and the '22GB virtual RAM' is just marketing for swap space on slow storage. Our benchmarks put the CPU and GPU in the bottom third of all tablets we've tested. The 8000mAh battery sounds decent, but it lands in the 30th percentile, which means real-world screen time will be a full day at best, and probably less if you're pushing it.

The P60 doesn't really compete with the iPad Air M3 or Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, those are in a completely different league. The more honest comparison is against something like the Vekfulpc T60 Pro, which is another budget Android tablet with similar specs. But even there, the P60's connectivity score is a real problem. The Xiaomi Pad 7 costs more but gives you a dramatically better screen and processor. If you're on a tight budget, the P60 is a stopgap, not a long-term buy.

Hard to judge value without a consistent price, since we're seeing it listed at wildly different amounts across regions. But even at the lower end, you're paying for a bundle of cheap accessories around a tablet that struggles with anything beyond streaming. If you just want a screen for Netflix and light browsing, it's passable. If you want anything more, save your money.

The Relndoo P60 is a budget Android tablet that tries to look like a productivity machine by throwing in a keyboard, mouse, and stylus. But the specs tell a different story. The Unisoc T606 processor is a known budget chip, and our database puts this thing near the bottom of the barrel for connectivity and features. The one thing to know? This is a cheap tablet for light browsing and video, not a laptop replacement, no matter how many accessories they stuff in the box.

If you're looking for a laptop replacement or a tablet for real productivity, this isn't it. Go get a used iPad or a Xiaomi Pad 7 instead. The P60 is for casual streaming and light browsing only, and even then, the weak connectivity might annoy you.

The Relndoo P60 is a budget tablet that cuts too many corners where it matters. The Android 15 software and Widevine L1 support are nice, but the slow processor, weak connectivity, and misleading RAM claims make it hard to recommend. If all you need is a cheap screen for streaming and casual browsing, it'll do the job. For anything else, look elsewhere.