Great instruction video, thank you. Do you think this tablet would have any problem running the Starlink app? I tried a really cheap android 13 device and it cannot handle the app very well. Thanks!
Hi, thank you for your comment. I wouldn’t know for sure about the Starlink app (I’ve never used it). However, I think this tablet should be able to handle it. I’ve tried some graphical intense games and it has been able to handle them just fine.
Thanks for the suggestion! As a small channel, I can review devices I own or have access to. While the FPad 5 sounds interesting, I have to see if it’s something I can cover by researching it first. Anyway I appreciate your input - let me know if you have questions on the tablets I've already reviewed!
Hi! Thanks for your question. I haven’t tested HDMI output on the Headwolf tablet yet, but from what I know, it doesn’t have a dedicated HDMI port. However, you might be able to use a USB-C to HDMI adapter if the tablet supports video output through USB-C. And I’m pretty positive that it will work like many branded Android devices.
Thanks for your comment. The battery life is good, not great. When setting the screen brightness to 40% or below, it can be great. Out of the box at 80% brightness is okay to good. And yes, I agree about the build quality, the SIM stray is a little fragile too. Like you said it comes with lesser known brands. But it’s performance well thus far for me.
Hi, thanks for your comment and reaching out. It would require unlocking the bootloader, which may not be supported on this device. I am not that savvy on this subject. But if I find out it’s possible, I will let you know.
I see, thank you for that. Yes, this tablet should be able to with LTE speed. However, I have not tested it (with a SIM). But because from my experiences, most generic Android tablets with a SIM tray and 5G (or LTE) capability can typically function as a mobile hotspot.
Hi, sorry if I misunderstood you. Yes, this tablet should be able to with LTE speed. However, I have not tested it (with a SIM). But because from my experiences, most generic Android tablets with a SIM tray and 5G (or LTE) capability can typically function as a mobile hotspot.
Hi, thank you for reaching out. As for every day tasks, yes. Yes for sure, as for tablet use. However, as in my video, I have Not tested with a SIM card to use as a phone. So, I can’t more about it. I do know that it will only be capable of 4G LTE.
Hi, thanks for reaching out. It doesn’t do pen writing, but in note app, it can be scribbled with finger(s). However, it’s VERY slow to the point where it’s not usable. Therefore, it doesn’t detect your palm at all.
Hi, thanks for your comment. Unfortunately not, that would be nice like my iPad Pro. You’d have to do it manually, drag down from the top. Any other questions let me know.
Great instruction video, thank you. Do you think this tablet would have any problem running the Starlink app? I tried a really cheap android 13 device and it cannot handle the app very well. Thanks!
Hi, thank you for your comment. I wouldn’t know for sure about the Starlink app (I’ve never used it). However, I think this tablet should be able to handle it. I’ve tried some graphical intense games and it has been able to handle them just fine.
@@TossSong Thank you sir, I will give it a try then!
Can you do a review of the Fpad 5? Thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion! As a small channel, I can review devices I own or have access to. While the FPad 5 sounds interesting, I have to see if it’s something I can cover by researching it first. Anyway I appreciate your input - let me know if you have questions on the tablets I've already reviewed!
Hi I was thinking of buying one for my teaching internship, have you tried if it support hdmi output?
Hi! Thanks for your question. I haven’t tested HDMI output on the Headwolf tablet yet, but from what I know, it doesn’t have a dedicated HDMI port. However, you might be able to use a USB-C to HDMI adapter if the tablet supports video output through USB-C. And I’m pretty positive that it will work like many branded Android devices.
Thank you for the review, does this tablet have tap to wake function?
Thank you for your comment. Unfortunately no tab to wake.
@@TossSong Thankyou for the quick reply.
oh my, when you asked about weather Gemini on my phone responded
Thanks for your comment. Interesting, must be how I my accent went.
Does it have HDMI output to a TV or monitor
Hi, thanks for reaching out. It doesn’t, but with a USB-C to HDMI adapter should do.
Hows the battery life? Build quality issue is definitely a concern for these lesser known brands 😅😅
Thanks for your comment. The battery life is good, not great. When setting the screen brightness to 40% or below, it can be great. Out of the box at 80% brightness is okay to good. And yes, I agree about the build quality, the SIM stray is a little fragile too. Like you said it comes with lesser known brands. But it’s performance well thus far for me.
Is it possible to install alternative android OS on the device? I can see it’s from the PRC so im hoping to try and minimize the security risk
Hi, thanks for your comment and reaching out. It would require unlocking the bootloader, which may not be supported on this device. I am not that savvy on this subject. But if I find out it’s possible, I will let you know.
This pad can hotspot?
Thanks for your comment. Yes, it can with a smartphone. I have it in the video somewhere towards the end.
I think the commenter was asking if the tablet can provide a hot spot for another device. I presume it could if it takes a 4G SIM.
I see, thank you for that. Yes, this tablet should be able to with LTE speed. However, I have not tested it (with a SIM). But because from my experiences, most generic Android tablets with a SIM tray and 5G (or LTE) capability can typically function as a mobile hotspot.
Hi, sorry if I misunderstood you. Yes, this tablet should be able to with LTE speed. However, I have not tested it (with a SIM). But because from my experiences, most generic Android tablets with a SIM tray and 5G (or LTE) capability can typically function as a mobile hotspot.
Hello! Would you say this tablet is a okay phone altenative, im thinking of taking this aproach since i read and play games on my phone
Hi, thank you for reaching out. As for every day tasks, yes. Yes for sure, as for tablet use. However, as in my video, I have Not tested with a SIM card to use as a phone. So, I can’t more about it. I do know that it will only be capable of 4G LTE.
Palm rejection and writing?
Hi, thanks for reaching out. It doesn’t do pen writing, but in note app, it can be scribbled with finger(s). However, it’s VERY slow to the point where it’s not usable. Therefore, it doesn’t detect your palm at all.
Does it have adaptive screen brightness?
Hi, thanks for your comment. Unfortunately not, that would be nice like my iPad Pro. You’d have to do it manually, drag down from the top. Any other questions let me know.