Cube WP10 - Windows 10 Mobile Phablet
Large display, low resolution
The manufacturer Cube is usually known for high quality and high performance China tablets. With the Cube WP10, the manufacturer dares this time to use a Windows 10 mobile smartphone, which is more of the Phabelts (half smartphone, half tablet) due to the enormous display size of 6.98 inches. Despite the above-average display size, the resolution of the display is comparatively low at 1280 x 720 pixels. With 210 PPI, individual pixels can only be seen on closer inspection. According to Cube, an IPS panel is installed, which speaks for an accurate color display and high viewing angle stability.
Budget facilities
The built-in processor is a Qualcomm MSM8909, which is also known as the “Snapdragon 210”. This now old processor was released in 2014 and has a total of 4 cores that clock at up to 1.1 GHz. 2GB of RAM ensure smooth multitasking. The internal memory only measures 16GB, but can be expanded by a maximum of another 128GB with an additional SD memory card.
The main focus of the Cube WP10 is the mix of smartphone and tablet with Windows 10 Mobile as the operating system. Two SIM slots provide extensive telephony options. In addition to the 2G and 3G standards, 4G LTE with 1800/2100 MHz is also supported. LTE band 20 or 800MHz is missing! Of course, a main and front camera should not be missing from a phablet. The main camera of the WP10 has a resolution of 5 megapixels. The front camera with 2 megapixels. There are no test shots to evaluate the image quality, but with such a low budget device you shouldn't expect too much from the camera.
Again it is interesting that a GPS module has been integrated. A G-sensor and a proximity sensor are also available. The manufacturer has not given any information on a gyroscope, which is why it can be assumed that one is missing. The capacity of the battery is given as 2.850mAh.
The Cube WP10 is clearly a niche product that is second to none because of its size and Windows 10 Mobile as the operating system. Although the equipment seems out of date at first glance, you can still get an inexpensive phablet for around 80 €.