CurryKitten | Doogee T20 Tablet review - can it replace your PC? @CurryKitten | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 3 days ago
Today I'm looking at the Doogee T20 tablet - which has a nice bright 10.4" 2k screen, 8GB RAM and 256GB storage (which is expandable via an SD card). As someone who spends hours on a desktop every day, I was interested to see how well this tablet could do as an everyday replacement for a PC.
This tablet was kindly supplied by Doogee (answers on a postcard about how that's pronounced) so if you are interested in checking it out in more detail, please take a look at the following affiliate link -
shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1991466&u=1643107&m=123582&urllink=doogeemall%2Ecom%2Fproducts%2Fdoogee%2Dt20&afftrack=
You can also purchase from Amazon in the UK here amzn.to/3X24tTr
Quick correction: I mentioned Betaflight not releasing the APK of the Android configurator based on the fact it had "debug" in the title. Apparently, this is just a git issue and the actual app is complete and working. I've since checked it out and it's much nicer to use on a tablet, essentially just looking exactly like the desktop version.
If you liked this video and want to show your support please feel free to join my Patreon supporters here patreon.com/CurryKitten or if you decide to shop at Banggood, here's a general affiliate link which helps me out if you use it banggood.com/?p=E81211714085201408XQ
If you want to look at other ways of supporting my channel, then check out all the ways you could help out here http://www.currykitten.co.uk/support-me
0:00 Intro
2:15 Checking out the hardware and basic apps
7:26 Trying some Android gaming
8:06 Using a wired joystick with Megadrive/Genesis Emulation
8:46 Using a Bluetooth gamepad
10:15 SNES emulation
11:00 Playstation 1 Emulation
11:51 N64 Emulation
14:28 Dreamcast Emulation
15:29 PS2 Emulation
16:20 3D Mark benchmark results
17:06 Running an FPV Sim and connecting a radio
18:36 Tablet in developer mode to track and fix a code issue
20:50 Changes in the FPV sim for running at 60fps
22:15 Attempts at running Picasim
22:50 Connecting to a Betaflight quad with the SpeedyBee app
25:13 The Sim/SD holder
25:33 Using the keyboard
27:44 The additional stylus
29:00 Final thoughts
Today I'm looking at the Doogee T20 tablet - which has a nice bright 10.4" 2k screen, 8GB RAM and 256GB storage (which is expandable via an SD card). As someone who spends hours on a desktop every day, I was interested to see how well this tablet could do as an everyday replacement for a PC.
This tablet was kindly supplied by Doogee (answers on a postcard about how that's pronounced) so if you are interested in checking it out in more detail, please take a look at the following affiliate link -
shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1991466&u=1643107&m=123582&urllink=doogeemall%2Ecom%2Fproducts%2Fdoogee%2Dt20&afftrack=
You can also purchase from Amazon in the UK here amzn.to/3X24tTr
Quick correction: I mentioned Betaflight not releasing the APK of the Android configurator based on the fact it had "debug" in the title. Apparently, this is just a git issue and the actual app is complete and working. I've since checked it out and it's much nicer to use on a tablet, essentially just looking exactly like the desktop version.
If you liked this video and want to show your support please feel free to join my Patreon supporters here patreon.com/CurryKitten or if you decide to shop at Banggood, here's a general affiliate link which helps me out if you use it banggood.com/?p=E81211714085201408XQ
If you want to look at other ways of supporting my channel, then check out all the ways you could help out here http://www.currykitten.co.uk/support-me
0:00 Intro
2:15 Checking out the hardware and basic apps
7:26 Trying some Android gaming
8:06 Using a wired joystick with Megadrive/Genesis Emulation
8:46 Using a Bluetooth gamepad
10:15 SNES emulation
11:00 Playstation 1 Emulation
11:51 N64 Emulation
14:28 Dreamcast Emulation
15:29 PS2 Emulation
16:20 3D Mark benchmark results
17:06 Running an FPV Sim and connecting a radio
18:36 Tablet in developer mode to track and fix a code issue
20:50 Changes in the FPV sim for running at 60fps
22:15 Attempts at running Picasim
22:50 Connecting to a Betaflight quad with the SpeedyBee app
25:13 The Sim/SD holder
25:33 Using the keyboard
27:44 The additional stylus
29:00 Final thoughts
