QDDQ P90

Big screen, big battery, big bundle, but the internals are pure budget. It's a media tablet pretending to be a laptop replacement.

The Unisoc T615 octa-core processor lands in the 35th percentile for CPU performance in our database. That's not a disaster, but it's not going to impress anyone either. The '32GB RAM' marketing is a bit of a stretch. You get 8GB of physical RAM and 24GB of extended RAM, which is basically storage pretending to be memory. For light browsing and video it'll be fine. For anything heavier, expect some stutters. The 10000mAh battery sounds big, but it only lands in the 29th percentile, so real-world endurance is probably just okay.

Stack this against the Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra or the Apple iPad Pro M5 and it's not even a fair fight. Those are flagship tablets with top-tier performance, while the P90 sits near the bottom of our database in connectivity and features. The Xiaomi Pad 7 is a much better budget alternative if you want solid performance without the bundled accessories. The Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus also beats it on screen quality and battery. The P90's only real edge is the included keyboard and mouse bundle.

Without a confirmed US price, it's hard to judge value precisely. The CAD 642 and GBP 392 listings suggest a mid-budget price point. For that money, you're getting a lot of bundled accessories and a big screen. But the weak internals and poor connectivity scores mean you're paying for accessories, not performance. If the price dips below $200 USD equivalent, it becomes a decent media machine. Above that, it's a tougher sell.

The QDDQ P90 is a budget Android tablet that tries to look like a premium 2-in-1, but the spec sheet tells a different story. The big hook here is the 13.4 inch display, the bundled keyboard and mouse, and Android 16 with Gemini AI. But once you dig into the internals, it's clear this is a budget play wearing a productivity costume. The Unisoc T615 chip and that '32GB RAM' claim (which is really 8GB plus 24GB of extended memory) put this firmly in the budget tier.

If you're looking for a real productivity machine, this isn't it. Go get a Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra or an iPad Pro M5 instead. If you want a budget tablet that actually performs well, the Xiaomi Pad 7 is a much smarter buy. The P90 is only worth considering if you specifically want a big screen and bundled accessories for casual media use.

The QDDQ P90 is a budget tablet that overpromises and underdelivers. The big screen and bundled accessories are nice, but the weak processor, misleading RAM claims, and terrible connectivity scores make it hard to recommend for anything beyond casual media consumption. If you need a cheap tablet for Netflix and light browsing, it'll do the job. If you need real productivity, look elsewhere.