Vivid dot-matrix display tech ; Clean approach to Android 14 ; Solid budget performance

No way to adjust display temperature or saturation ; Poor camera performance ; Oddly slow charging

As a cheap tablet offering the Acer Iconia Tab P11 is merely adequate. Its headline quantum dot display is arguably too punchy and not bright enough, while creaky build quality further saps the sense of value.

Pros ; + Built rather premium and sturdy for a budget tablet ; + Matte finish means that it’s smudge-resistant ; + Comes with protective case with built-in kickstand for free ; + Decent 11-inch display ; + Surprisingly good quad speaker setup ; + Has...

Cons ; – Screen is a bit dim for outdoor use ; – Thick bezels in this day and age ; – No blue light reductions nor eyesafe certifications ; – Charging speed is extremely slow ; – Helio G99 chip means it’s intended for light-to-medium use at most

Summary The Acer Iconia Tab P11 is a rather enticing option for those looking at budget tablets. If your use case scenario is on the lighter side like watching videos or web browsing on a screen bigger than your smartphone, you would be perfectly happy...