Hello, this is a review. Today, I will introduce you to the new tablet from the Amuse brand, which is famous for its cost-performance ratio. It is a 4G LTE tablet with an 11-inch display, 2K resolution support, a dedicated pen, and the ability to combine it with a keyboard. This tablet is called the iMuse Revolution L1, which features a design that improves upon the shortcomings of previously released models, offering great value for money. This product can be purchased for 239,000 won. Now, let's get right to the unboxing. First, I received a total of three boxes, and I will unbox them one by one. Let's start with the Revolution L1 tablet PC. Upon opening the product, you will find the Revolution L1 tablet PC, a product guide labeled Quick Start Guide, a USB Type-C cable, and a SIM tray pin. Next, we have the tablet's dedicated accessories.

I will also open the active stylus pen. The pen has a simple design with a button and a pen holder. It looks quite sleek. Now, let's take a look at the dedicated keyboard. The exterior is made of PU material, while the interior is finished with a soft texture. This keyboard is also simple and free of unnecessary features. 

Next, let's examine the tablet. It has a minimal unibody design made of aluminum, giving it a clean and compact look. It weighs 519 grams, and in comparison to A4 paper, it is about this size. It comes with a screen protector already applied, so there is no need to purchase one separately. An additional protective film will be available for purchase at the end of December. 

As I mentioned earlier, the screen is 11 inches, and the aluminum frame is thin, which gives it a sophisticated look from the front. The sides measure 7.2 mm, making it visually slim and just the right size.

It is highly portable. On the left side, there is a power button, and on the top, there are volume buttons, an SD card slot, and a microphone hole. On the right side, there is a USB-C port. The speakers are quad speakers, with two on the left and two on the right. At the bottom of the product, there is a pogo pin for connecting a dedicated keyboard cover. This model is equipped with LTE; simply insert the SIM card from your phone to use LTE right away. Additionally, it features GPS, which was not available in the previous model, allowing for smooth use as a vehicle navigation system. It is equipped with a gyro sensor, an accelerometer, and a magnetometer, resolving issues where typical tablet PCs struggle to recognize tunnels and complex routes. The most important aspect of multimedia is the display. This tablet features a 27.9 cm (11 inch) 2K display with 10-point multi-touch capability. You can watch YouTube in 1440p quality.

When tested, there was no lag even when played at 1.5x speed. Services like Netflix, Coupang Play, Wave, and Tving allow viewing in Full HD. The display is equipped with a MiraVision feature for eye protection, and outdoor visibility is quite good at around 400 nits. Of course, it is also a cost-effective tablet for online lectures. You can listen to lectures, and as I will mention later, it would be useful to take notes with the dedicated keyboard while using it. The display supports split-screen functionality, making it handy for multitasking. This tablet is from a domestic brand, so it has good Korean localization. It is a great advantage that you can receive it domestically at a price of around 200,000 won. Typically, other tablets have separate book covers and keyboard cases, but this one comes with both included. Let's take a look at the docking keyboard; it has a sleek design, and on the back, there are...

There is a space to store the pen, and you can insert the pen like this. I felt that the overall build quality is good. The retail price is 49,000 won, but considering that the actual purchase price is 30,000 won, the cost performance is great. The back features free-stop hinges, allowing it to hold firmly from 15 to 85 degrees. It is comfortable to use both lying down and standing up. Let's take a look at the keyboard. The keyboard has a trackpad, making it convenient to use. Let me show you the typing sound. From my experience using the keyboard, the typing feel is decent, and it seems suitable for document work or chatting. The keyboard connects via pogo pins located at the bottom, so it works just by connecting those pogo pins. You can remove the keyboard and use just the cover, which is great for watching Netflix or YouTube while eating. Now, let's take a look at the pen. The pen costs 40,000 won.

You can purchase it at the original price. The pressure-sensitive sensor has 4096 levels. When you press hard, it draws thick lines, and when you press lightly, it draws thin lines. It also has a palm rejection feature that prevents touch input from your hand while holding the pen. I believe this is a key feature because nowadays, there are very few budget tablets that come with palm rejection. The size of the pen is not too thin; it is similar to a standard pen, so there is no discomfort in using it. Now, I will demonstrate its response speed as it is. You can utilize the pen function, and it seems suitable for children to use for drawing. The device uses AA batteries. It also has a knock function, which is quite convenient. When the screen is off, you can simply tap it twice to turn it on, making it easy to activate the product. The sound is difficult to perceive fully, but I will play the recorded sound for you.

I will tell you everything I know. It supports HD audio, so when connecting audio devices like wireless earphones, it provides high-quality sound. The processor included is the one used in the Galaxy A24. The operating system is equipped with Android 13. For mid-range tablets, 8GB is sufficient. The entry-level models come with 4GB, while 6GB is common nowadays. It's said that 8GB is really enough. This tablet has a 128GB UFS 2.1 storage device. The UFS 2.1 storage allows for faster input and output processing compared to the existing eMMC, enabling improved speed during game launches or large file transfers. Additionally, it supports microSD cards, allowing for an extra storage capacity of up to 2TB. The camera has been upgraded as well; the front camera has 8 megapixels, while the rear camera boasts 13 megapixels. Now, clearer video calls and photo taking are possible. The rear camera supports autofocus, and there is a flash underneath it.

It is equipped with an 8,100 mAh battery that supports PD fast charging, allowing for up to 12 hours of video playback on platforms like Netflix. Looking at battery charging, it takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes to charge from 0 to 80%, and about 2 hours and 10 minutes to fully charge from 0 to 100%. Additionally, when the battery is charged above 30%, it features a bypass mode that uses external power from the connected charger to protect the battery and reduce heat. There is also a battery protection function that allows for charging only up to 60% to prevent full charging and extend battery life. The back of the tablet is designed with magnets, so it can be used with a car magnetic mount or attached to a refrigerator. When I tried attaching it, it stuck firmly. Other detailed information about the product is as follows: I liked the battery protection feature of the Revolution L1, which prevents battery life degradation, and the double tap functionality.

The key points seem to be the knock-on feature that wakes up the tablet, the ability to use a pen, and its suitability for LT use. Additionally, it has a good 2K resolution and various sensors, making it usable for navigation. The price is only 200,000 won, so it seems to be a cost-effective tablet. That concludes my prepared review. I will come back with a better review. Thank you.

아이뮤즈 신제품 '11인치 레볼루션 L11' 리뷰 / 가성비 좋은 인강용 11인치 2K, LTE 태블릿 추천

아이뮤즈 신제품 '11인치 레볼루션 L11' 리뷰 / 가성비 좋은 인강용 11인치 2K, LTE 태블릿 추천