Pixus Titan 256 GB
 | Outdated Product A classic multimedia tablet with a claim to comfortable gaming performance. But only if the graphics display settings are set to medium-low. The model runs on the well-known MediaTek Helio G99 processor, which has proven itself exclusively in a positive way. The older configuration of the device provides 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage space. Separately noted is a slot for expanding disk space for a microSD card (up to 2 TB inclusive). Pixus Titan 256GB has dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and two nanoSIM slots with support for LTE mobile networks. The model is housed in a metal case 8.2 mm thick and weighing less than half a kilogram. Hidden inside the case is a 6200 mAh battery with support for slightly accelerated wired charging (18 W). The tablet screen extends diagonally to 10.4 inches an...d displays images in a maximum resolution of 2000x1200 pixels. As you can see, there is nothing extraordinary in the model - it is a good, balanced mid-level device. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Pixus Titan 256 GB
128 GB
256 GB
System:Android 13
Display Diagonal:10.4 "
Resolution:2000х1200 px
Memory size:256 GB, RAM 8 GB
CPU (GPU):Helio G99 (Mali-G57)
Camera:8 MP
Selfie camera:5 MP
Battery capacity:6200 mAh
Housing material:metal
Weight:470 g
It differs from the model Pixus Drive in processor and internal memory.
A classic multimedia tablet with a claim to comfortable gaming performance. But only if the graphics display settings are set to medium-low. The model runs on the well-known MediaTek Helio G99 processor, which has proven itself exclusively in a positive way. The older configuration of the device provides 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage space. Separately noted is a slot for expanding disk space for a microSD card (up to 2 TB inclusive).
Pixus Titan 256GB has dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and two nanoSIM slots with support for LTE mobile networks. The model is housed in a metal case 8.2 mm thick and weighing less than half a kilogram. Hidden inside the case is a 6200 mAh battery with support for slightly accelerated wired charging (18 W). The tablet screen extends diagonally to 10.4 inches and displays images in a maximum resolution of 2000x1200 pixels. As you can see, there is nothing extraordinary in the model - it is a good, balanced mid-level device.
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Used the tablet for about 2 years, and at first, the impressions were good. After a year, glitches started with the battery, so if you plan to use the tablet for a long time, keep in mind that such issues with the battery might begin after a year. It's pretty fast, the screen is decent and bright, and the sound is okay too, making it suitable for watching videos on YouTube, studying, and playing light games. Easy to hold due to its light weight, the battery lasted well for the first year, needing a charge once a day. A case and a screen protector were included. About a year later, problems with the battery started. The tablet sometimes shuts down at any moment, even if there's still a large charge left. The screen shows an icon indicating the battery is drained, but as soon as you restart it, everything is fine, and you can continue using it until it turns off again. This is really annoying, especially when watching videos or attending a Zoom class.  Andriy: use Pixus Titan 256GB more than year |
For the price it's a great tablet. Tough, stylish, clearly assembled and richly equipped. I'll give you my honest assessment. The fluidity of the robot in multitasking mode, long-lasting charge (in active mode it lasted for 2 days), manual interface, case and adhesive sponge included. Phantom pressure is rarely seen on the screen (it doesn’t leak much into the work), the microphone records the voice as muffled, and although it can be charged a little faster (I would like to have an 18 W charger included in the package).  Dmytro: use Pixus Titan 128GB less than month |
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