As a cheap tablet offering, the Acer Iconia Tab P11 is merely adequate.
Acer Iconia Tab P11 Review • Unusually punchy display Thanks to quantum dot technology, the Iconia Tab P11 screen is more vibrant than most LCDs. • Ample storage With 256GB as standard and up to 512GB of expansion... ...there’s plenty of room for you media. • Clean Android 14 UI Acer is one of the few tablet makes that doesn’t tamper with Google’s stock OS too much. ✔ 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 You want a cheap tablet with punchy colours While the Acer Iconia Tab P11 doesn’t have an OLED display, it does output some of the punchiest colours we’ve seen at this price. You want a tablet that feels expensive The Acer Iconia Tab P11 might be made of aluminium, but it creaks and flexes a lot, and feels cheap. The Acer Iconia Tab P11 is a cheap and competitively specced tablet, but it fails to stand out from its peers. At £249 it’s not the cheapest in its class, and while it performs relatively well, it’s not the absolute fastest either. On the plus side, the Acer Iconia Tab P11’s clean Android 14 UI makes it one of the nicest cheap tablets to interact with, and it comes with ample memory and storage. However, creaky build quality adds to the feeling that this doesn’t quite represent the best value in the tablet sector, while charging speeds are even slower than some of its competitors.