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Frequently Asked Questions
Which android tablets here have the most storage?
The Google Pixel Tablet is the 256GB option in this category and sits at the premium end of the range. The LG, Docomo and Alcatel models are built around 32GB of storage, which suits buyers who stream more than they download.
Is 2GB or 3GB of RAM enough for an android tablet?
2GB, as on the Alcatel 9029w, handles reading, video and a single app at a time. 3GB, as on the Docomo models, gives more room for a browser alongside a messaging app. If you switch between apps a lot or use split screen, the 4GB LG G Pad 5 is the better fit.
Do these tablets work without a SIM?
The Google Pixel Tablet listed here is a WiFi model, so it connects through your home network or a phone hotspot. Check the individual product page for the connectivity of each model before ordering.
Android tablets from Google, LG, Docomo and Alcatel, with 32GB and 256GB storage options, WiFi models and nationwide delivery across Pakistan.
Android Tablets
Android tablets sit between a phone and a laptop, which is why students, home users and office staff keep buying them for reading, streaming, note taking and light document work. This category collects the Android models on our shelves from Google, LG, Docomo and Alcatel, in both compact and larger screen formats. Most buyers here want a second screen for the house or a lighter device to carry alongside a laptop.
Four brands cover the range. Google occupies the premium end with 256GB of storage on a WiFi model. LG pairs 4GB of RAM with 32GB of storage. Docomo builds around 3GB of RAM with 32GB of storage across compact and larger display models. Alcatel sits at the entry point, with the 9029w carrying 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. Price tracks those figures, so the spread runs from budget through to premium without much guesswork about what the extra money buys.
Three decisions matter more than the rest.
- RAM sets how many apps stay live before Android reloads them, so 2GB suits reading and video, 3GB copes with a browser plus messaging, and 4GB holds up under split screen work.
- Storage is the second call: 32GB fills once you download offline video and course material, while 256GB leaves room for a photo library and large games.
- Check the connectivity line last. A WiFi model needs a home connection or a phone hotspot, so a buyer who works away from a router should plan around that.
Matching a tablet to how you use it
A student reading PDFs and taking class notes gets through the day on a 32GB tablet with 3GB of RAM. A family buying one shared screen for children to watch video and run school apps can start at the 2GB Alcatel end, where the outlay is smallest. Someone keeping a large offline media library, or running a tablet as a second display next to a desk setup, should go to the 256GB Google option. A buyer who reads for hours should weigh screen size ahead of the spec sheet, because reading comfort outlasts a RAM figure.
Mega Computer stocks this range at our Karachi showroom, where you can hold the tablet and check the screen before you commit. We deliver nationwide across Pakistan. Payment works by cash on delivery or online payment, and every tablet ships with its manufacturer warranty, so keep the box and invoice for any claim.














