Industrial Rugged Tablet PC-HEIGAOLAPC Outdoor IP67 Waterproof Shockproof Dropproof Tablet 10.1″ Win 11 Pro N4120, 8GB RAM 128GB ROM, 8000mAh Battery, 1280*800 Display, Sim 4G, GPS, HDMI, USB3.0, WiFi

Solid and reliable
Good size screen that is clear and easy to see. Quite heavy, but also very rugged so ideal for me – don’t need to worry about it being knocked.Battery life is reasonable.Only minor issue is the sound is a bit weak but I have an excellent Bluetooth speaker that resolves the issue.

You won’t get better value for money.
About 40% of a tablets surface area is taken up by the screen and nowhere, in the listing or on their website, do Heigaolapc mention what material the screen is made from. There are manufacturers on Amazon who advertise their cheaper rugged tablets as having Corning Gorilla Glass screens. This one might-who can tell? Heigaolapc aren’t saying.I have an iPad 6th generation and the 6 year old processor in that is as powerful as the one in this Heigaolapc tablet, which is a fraction of the power of the latest iPad. But what does it matter? IPads and other more powerful devices have to contend with playing videos and gaming. This tablet needs to be able to cope with the rigours of business/industrial software for which it has the necessary power to deal with. If you want an alternative with much the same spec then the Munbyn IRT09 is a contender, but it’s the better part of £1000.00 more expensive. And there’s no mention as to whether it has a rugged screen. If you want a rugged tablet with a much more powerful processor, the i7-1355u, then you’re looking at the Getac K120 which will set you back £3200.00. And even at that price there is no mention of the strength of the screen. So yes, this Heigaolapc tablet might only have the processing power of an iPad 6th generation, but for the price one can’t expect more. And there’s the strength of its screen mystery, but that also goes for machines at many times the price of this device.The operating system, Windows 11 Pro, is tried and tested and relatively easy to set up. Patience is needed to fight your way past Microsoft’s attempts to tie you into their products for life, but with perseverance you’ll make it!There are enough connectability options to suit any industrial/commercial uses. The memory is soldered on 8GB LPDDR4 2133 MHz and the storage soldered on 128GB eMMC which can be expanded with an optional SD card. I never can understand soldered on storage and memory, as it restricts upgrades.All the ports are protected with 4 rubber (or rubber like) grommets that are very effective, but can be a bit fiddly to ensure they’re properly in place.The back of the case is well secured with 20 screws, I didn’t remove them all to satisfy my curiosity, but I was very tempted! I did wonder whether there was a separate tablet within the case or whether case and tablet were as one. Either way the rigid shell with reinforced bumper corners surrounding the workings of this tablet is very thick and strong and offers excellent protection.The big question is, would I buy this tablet? It is very good in a lot of areas, but there’s a couple where it doesn’t fair so well. The CPU and the screen. But do they really not fair that well? If this was a £3000.00 tablet then yes, I’d be justified in saying that, but it’s not £3000.00-it’s £529.99. And at that price point it would be impossible to include more than is already there. For £529.99 you’ll have to go a long way to find better value in a rugged tablet.

So ansich ein top gerät nur leider nicht so stossfest wie angegeben umfallen reicht das ein Sprung im Display ist aber trotzdem noch voll funktionsfähig