VOZIZOV 11" D126 Gray 2026

Fast brain, ancient screen. The VOZIZOV D126 overdelivers on performance and battery but the 1280x800 display is a dealbreaker for anyone who actually likes looking at their tablet.

The CPU and GPU scores are the surprise here. An 84th percentile CPU and 81st percentile GPU mean this thing handles multitasking and light gaming better than most tablets in its class. The 8GB of RAM (marketed as 16GB with some software trickery) is solidly average, but combined with that processor, apps launch fast and switching between them is smooth. The catch is the screen. 1280x800 on an 11-inch display is rough. Text looks soft, video lacks sharpness, and it's one of the worst panels we've seen in this category. The 7000mAh battery is a bright spot though, landing in the 70th percentile and delivering the kind of all-day life budget buyers actually need.

Against the Apple iPad 10th Generation, this thing loses on screen, build quality, and app ecosystem, but it costs a fraction of the price. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE has a dramatically better display and more polished software, but you'll pay significantly more for it. The Xiaomi Pad 7 is the real threat here, offering a much sharper screen and similar performance for not much more money. If you can stretch your budget even slightly, the Xiaomi is the smarter buy. The VOZIZOV only wins if you're strictly locked into the lowest possible price.

At USD 140 in the US, this is a genuinely tempting budget buy. But the EUR pricing is all over the place, ranging from EUR 277 to EUR 306 across Spanish and Italian listings. That's a EUR 29 spread for the same tablet, so if you're in Europe, shop around. The lower end of that range is fair for what you get. The higher end starts to feel like you're paying iPad-adjacent money for a tablet with a screen from 2015.

The VOZIZOV D126 is a budget Android tablet that gets one thing very right: it feels faster than it has any business feeling at this price. The MTK8786 octa-core chip lands in the 84th percentile for CPU performance, which means it punches well above its weight for everyday tasks. But the screen is a real letdown. An 11-inch 1280x800 panel puts it in the 4th percentile, and that's the kind of number you can't ignore when you're staring at text and video all day.

If you care about screen quality at all, skip this. The 1280x800 panel is a bottom-tier display that will annoy you every time you watch video or read small text. Go get a Xiaomi Pad 7 or stretch for a Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE instead. Your eyes will thank you.

The VOZIZOV D126 is a classic budget tablet trade-off. You get a surprisingly capable processor, clean software, and great battery life, but you're staring at a screen that feels a decade old. If your priority is speed on a tight budget and you mostly read or browse, it's fine. If you watch a lot of video or care about display quality, this isn't the one. The charging issue reported by owners is also a red flag worth taking seriously.