Acepad
Acepad High
Display12.20"
ChipsetMediaTek Helio G99 MT6789
Battery10000 mAh

5.9GoSolo score
Network
3G bands
UMTS 850 900 1900 2100
Launch
Announced
2Q 2025
Status
Available
Body
Dimensions
279.00 x 180.00 x 7.20 mm
Weight
590.00 g
Durability
IP42
Display
Type
Color / IPS TFT16,7M colors, 90 Hz1600 x 2560 px (12.20") 247 ppimax. luminance 500 nitów [cd/m²]∼85.9% screen-to-body ratio
Size
12.20 inches
Resolution
1600 x 2560 pixels
Platform
OS
Android15
Chipset
MediaTek Helio G99 MT6789Processor clock: 2.20 GHzNumber of cores: 8GPU: ARM Mali-G57 MC2
CPU
2.20 GHz, 8 cores
GPU
ARM Mali-G57 MC2
Memory
Card slot
microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC (up to 1 TB)
Internal
256 GBBuy memory card RAM: 8 GB
Battery
Type
Li-Ion 10000 mAh
Misc
Colors
Gray
Models
E200
GoSolo Read / what it means6 takeaways
display
12.2-inch, 1600x2560, 90Hz, 500 nitsThe 500-nit peak brightness handles indoor and shaded outdoor use, but direct sunlight will wash out content; the 90Hz refresh makes scrolling and swiping noticeably smoother than standard 60Hz, especially noticeable on a large screen.
battery
10000mAh, about 12 to 15 hours screen-onA 10,000mAh cell in a large tablet means you can realistically run a full day or more of video, reading, or casual use on one charge without hunting for an outlet.
performance
MediaTek Helio G99, 8 cores, 2.2GHzThis chipset handles everyday apps, video streaming, and light gaming (titles like Genshin Impact at medium settings), but struggles with sustained heavy 3D games or intensive video editing.
storage
256GB internal, microSD up to 1TB256GB covers most users' apps and content, and the microSD slot lets you add up to 1TB for media libraries, films, or games without paying for cloud storage.
durability
IP42 rated, 7.2mm thickIP42 means it resists light splashes and dust but is not waterproof; at 7.2mm and 590g, it's slim and portable for a 12-inch tablet but will not survive submersion or rain.
connectivity
3G only, UMTS 850/900/1900/2100This tablet has no 4G or 5G—only 3G UMTS—which means slower mobile data speeds, reliance on WiFi, and potential incompatibility with modern networks in many regions where carriers have shut down 3G.








