Infinix Xpad GT gaming tablet unveiled with 13" 144Hz display and Snapdragon 888

22 May 2025
You read that right, the Snapdragon 888 from 2020 is back and is apparently ready for some 120+ fps gaming.

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  • 22 May 2025

SD888 and selling 400 USD?? LOL?? 😳
I rather buy iPhone 16e than this gaming tablet crap 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

    That 2.8K 144Hz screen will eat a lot of performance out of that SD888 in gaming. Never mind that in my mind 13-14 inch screen for tablets is too big for gaming. While 13-14inch is too small screen for gaming when it comes to laptops. So it's the weird size for me on tablet that is a bit too big that makes no sense to replace a laptop for it.

    And for 355 euro i would not get a tablet that have SD888 when i get SD7+ gen 3 tablet with less money.

      Calling it a "Gaming" tablet without offering expandable storage, 3.5mm jack and specs barely making it

      Is a fail

        If they wanna go old school: SD Gen1 plus. No less.

          sd888 for $400?


          that bs lmfao. should be $200 if 888 is already OLD

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            • Anonymous
            • JH2
            • 22 May 2025

            Easwar, 22 May 2025Xiaomi Pad 7: Laughing in the corner, it features the SD7+ ... moreMeanwhile Xiaomi Pad 7: "I'm Stronger. I'm Smarter. I'm Better. I Am Better!"

            Fr, Xiaomi Pad 7 obliterates this.

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              • D0i
              • 22 May 2025

              Is tech in malaysia very expensive or what?? Xiaomi pad 7 is only $320 in india.

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                • Anonymous
                • uHQ
                • 22 May 2025

                jiyen235, 22 May 2025what's wrong with just using a newer gen midrange chip... moreand isn't 888 famous for being too hot

                  The GT slate has a slender metal body that measures 6.5mm thick and houses a 10,000mAh battery. That battery supports 33W charging. There is a 13MP camera on the back and a 9MP camera on the front.

                  Interesting only 6,5mm thicknes for 10 000 mAh cell and a unusual camera resolution a 9 Mpix. SD888 is still very capable even for this day.

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                    • Anonymous
                    • mts
                    • 22 May 2025

                    888 for 400 bucks is insanely trash

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                      • Anonymous
                      • Fvv
                      • 22 May 2025

                      I got my OnePlus Pad 2 few months ago for less than $400. Which devours this garbage in every aspects.

                        Xiaomi Pad 7: Laughing in the corner, it features the SD7+ Gen 3, which provides 54% more performance compared to the SD888. It has a higher resolution 68 billion colour Dolby Vision screen, weighs 155 grams less, and offers faster USB 3.2 connectivity for comparatively better software support. All of this for just $315. Also by adding $23 extra you are getting the Nano Texture Anti-Reflective Screen! Just like the MacBook's and iPad Pro's.

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                          • Anonymous
                          • JbI
                          • 22 May 2025

                          One could get a mi pad 5 or newer at that kind of price

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                            • 22 May 2025

                            jiyen235, 22 May 2025what's wrong with just using a newer gen midrange chip... moreThat's the magic of overstocked inventory, lol.
                            At least, that can render 8K, unlike most chipsets available at that price. Besides, it's a substantial upgrade from the lower-end Helio G99 from its predecessor.

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                              • 8nV
                              • 22 May 2025

                              Why no use 8350? 888 is heat CPU.

                                $400 with a snapdragon 888 ROFL yeah no thanks

                                  what's wrong with just using a newer gen midrange chip? perhaps they had some 888s layin around so they decided to use em lol

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