Milagrow M2Pro 3G Call 32GB

Name: Milagrow M2Pro 3G Call 32GB
Brand: Milagrow
Price: 90 USD
Availability: InStock

Milagrow M2Pro 3G Call 32GB was first released on 08/01/2014. It is available in Silver. The tablet has a touchscreen display of 7.9 inches with a resolution of 768x1024 pixels, bringing the optimal experience for watching movies, reading newspapers, and playing games.

This series of tablets from Milagrow is powered by a non-removable battery of 4000mAh. So, if you are too busy or often have to move outdoors but forget to charge the device, it's no longer a problem.

Powering the Milagrow M2Pro 3G Call 32GB is the Rockchip 3188 chip. Along with the powerful CPU, the RAM capacity is 2GB. With the above parameters, you can quickly handle daily tasks, run heavy applications or play some popular games smoothly.

In terms of cameras, the M2Pro 3G Call 32GB on the rear packs a camera of 8-megapixel. It also has a front camera of 2-megapixel setup for selfies.

It has 32GB of inbuilt storage, non-expandable via microSD up to 64GB. This is a dual SIM tablet, measuring 135.00 x 200.00 x 10.00 (height x width x thickness) and weighing 390.00g.

Connectivity options on the Milagrow M2Pro 3G Call 32GB include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, NFC. Sensors on the tablet include accelerometer, compass/magnetometer, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor.

Milagrow M2Pro 3G Call 32GB

Screen Size7.9

RAM2GB

Operating SystemAndroid 4.2

Rockchip 3188

Ratings & Reviews

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Value For Money

This tablet from Indian company Milagrow offers 3G data and a high storage capacity at a reasonable price, but it's one of the least polished products we've seen in a long time. The build quality isn't impressive, the screen is low-resolution, and the Android software is modified in awkward ways. This isn't the most comfortable tablet to use by a long shot, and performance was not up to the mark in our benchmark tests or in ordinary usage. For most people, it would be well worth the money to spend a little more on an Android tablet from a more recognised company, or even a first-generation iPad mini.