iPlay 60 Lite: New Android tablet launches with Widevine L1, Android 14 and dual SIM at an affordable price

The iPlay 60 Lite from Alldocube is now available at a price of just over $142. So far, it is only available for direct import, and buyers should inform themselves in advance about the terms of shipping and possible import fees. Like many other Alldocube tablets, the iPlay 60 Lite is likely to be available globally in the near future.

The iPlay 60 Lite has Widevine L1 certification and can thus play back material from streaming service providers in high resolution. The 11-inch display has a resolution of 1280 x 800 and is therefore not particularly high-resolution. Alldocube specifies the typical brightness of the IPS panel as 350 cd/m². The Unisoc Tiger T606 is not a particularly powerful SoC, equipped with two Cortex A75 cores.

Two card slots are installed, meaning users have to choose between dual SIM functionality or expanding the 128 GB of storage. Numerous LTE bands, including those relevant in Europe and the USA, are supported. The RAM, which is relatively small at 4 GB, can also be increased via a type of virtual memory expansion. The 8000 mAh battery can be charged with 10 watts. GPS, Beidou and Glonass are on board. The latest operating system, Android 14, comes pre-installed.