TANK Pad E - The First 4G Rugged Projection Tablet with 21000mAh Battery

Very good

Everything is great on it! I love the projector and the big battery but it does drain at night even if i shut it down completely. The performance is good and it is able to handle most things i throw at it, only the toughest games make it struggle. It is pretty compatible with my other samsung device. I do wish it has 720 or 1080p on streaming services like Netflix but 480p is fine as well. Overall i think its great!

My home internet went out for about a week, and this tablet turned into my "daily driver" during that time, since my mobile service was still working. I was and am still very impressed with how performant it is. The battery life is great, the sound quality is adequate, and the screen brightness is adjustable enough that I can use it in daylight as well as at night when I like to dim the lights in my house.The device weight is rather heavy, but that's to be expected because of the large battery and "ruggedization" of the case. I have no problem dealing with the extra weight since that comes with improved battery life and durability. The overall cost for this tablet is rather high, but I believe the value is still good because of everything that comes with it, including the somewhat gimmicky built-in projector. The projector works well, don't get me wrong, but I can't find a real use case for it... maybe if I wanted to watch a movie while camping, but why would I want to do that? Either way, it's kind of cool.

This is a very impressive tablet. I think 4 1/2 stars would be a more accurate rating if I could do that. First, it's really heavy. I am sure part of that has to do with the "ruggedization" and part has to do with the handle/prop (which, to be fair, is removable.) As one reviewer ponted out, it doesn't do 5G, but I didn't find that a problem in my testing. Also, the light blue screen protector was puzzling. We want blue filters, right? That means it should have a yellow tint, not blue. Whatever. The biggest issue might be Android updates. It's running version 14, while my 2-year-old phone is running 16 after two major upgrades and multiple security updates. The last security update for this tablet was 7 months ago -- before I got it -- which makes me wonder if it will get any meaningful updates, ever. Nevertheless, if you need a rugged, waterproof tablet with a huge battery and a built-in projector, this still might be for you. After using it for weeks. I haven't found any functional issues with it (I did mention it's heavy, right?) The projector is way better than I expected, and actually useful. I have had no connectivity issues with it: WiFi, bluetooth and mobile all work, are easy to connect and maintain connections as you would hope. Battery life has been much better than my other tablets (two different Samsung models.) Those tablets don't get much in the way of Android updates either, so it may be just something you can expect with tablets. Cameras are quite good, but I seldom use a tablet's camera except for the odd Zoom call. Sound quality is about what you can expect from a tablet, but I usually use bluetooth headphones or speakers. With those, the sound quality is excellent. I haven't tried dropping it on the floor because I actually want to continue using it, but it's built like a tank as the name implies. I would recommend this if only for the projector, but it does so much more than that. As I said, impressive.

I use this thing all the time at work. I use it for power points to give safety videos on job sites. The projector feature is awesome and you can hook right up to the Internet. I also use it for my family taking on vacations watch movies in the woods at the camper. We’ve caught a couple pay-per-view events and use this to put it on the screen. This is a great tool for work or play.