UMIDIGI G2 Tab now available in Nepal — too similar to the G1 Tab
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PublishedJun 21, 2024
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UMIDIGI launched the G1 Tab in Nepal in September last year. Now the company is gearing up to introduce another similar tablet — the UMIDIGI G2 Tab. The naming of this thing might lead you to believe that it is the successor to the first one, but, it is merely a refresh. Here, we will discuss the UMIDIGI G2 Tab in further detail including its expected price in Nepal.
UMIDIGI G2 Tab Overview
Design and Display
Design-wise, the UMIDIGI G2 Tab is almost the same as its previous variant. The dimensions remain unchanged, and so does the weight of the tablet. One — and the only — difference between this tablet and the last one is the back panel material. This time around the company has layered its back with artificial leather, giving it a somewhat premium feel. Additionally, the colour option has also been updated to Midnight Blue.
Other than that, everything is the same. The display on the UMIDIGI G2 Tab is the same 10.1-inch HD+ unit. The company still refuses to mention the type of panel on this tablet. This coupled with the fact that it is a budget offering, leads us to believe that must be a lower-end LCD. A TFT LCD perhaps?
Performance
For performance, the UMIDIGI G2 Tab relies on the RK3562 processor. If you are thinking, “What the hell is this processor?”, then I don't blame you, really. This is quite an obscure chip from Rockchip — a fabless semiconductor company based in China. In fact, the RK3562 appears to have been introduced on select devices including the G1 Tab, hence, its rarity.
Anyway, it is a quad-core processor that clocks in at a maximum of 2.0GHz. All the cores in here are the Cortex-A53 cores, which is one of Arm's older mid-tier offerings. In addition to the chipset, the UMIDIGI G2 Tab comes with 4GB RAM with an option to double it virtually. Meanwhile, the storage on this thing is 64 gigs by default and can be further expanded by a TB via MicroSD/TF card.
In terms of cameras, you are getting an eight-megapixel unit on the front as well as on the back. Both these shooters are capped out at HD (720p) video recording, which is barely acceptable by today's standards. But once again, it is an entry-level tablet. Moreover, the rear camera setup has another cutout, but it is just LED flash. So, yeah.
In the tank, it packs a 6,000 mAh battery that supports 10W of wired charging, both of which are pretty low. For wireless connectivity, it comes with relatively new WiFi 6 support and pretty old Bluetooth v5.0 in contrast. There are no cellular or navigation options on the UMIDIGI G2 Tab. You get a stereo speaker setup though.
UMIDIGI G2 Tab Specifications
Design: Monotone design with artificial leather back
Dimensions:244.80 mm x 162.20 mm x 9.30 mm
Weight: 576 grams
Display: 10.1-inch, 16:10 aspect ratio, TFT LCD Panel*, 60Hz refresh rate, 149.45 PPI pixel density
Resolution: HD+ (800 x 1,200)
Chipset: Quad-core Rockchip RK3562
RAM: 4GB LPDDR3 + 4GB extendable
ROM: 64GB + 1TB expandable with MicroSD card
OS: Android 13
Rear Camera: Single 8MP Camera
Front Camera: 8MP Camera (Centre-aligned cutout on longer bezel)
Sensors: Ambient Light, Gravity
Navigation: No
Battery: 6,000 mAh cell with 10W USB Type-C charging
Connectivity: WiFi 6, Bluetooth v5.0, USB Type-C, 3.5mm headphone jack
The Nepali wing of UMIDIGI only dropped the device's teasers on its social media but did not reveal the pricing. However, it is already available for purchase at various online and physical stores. That being said, the price of UMIDIGI G2 Tab in Nepal is around NPR 13,499.
UMIDIGI Tablet
Price in Nepal (Official)
4GB + 64GB
NPR 13,499
Article Last updated: December 9, 2025
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