Milagrow M2 Pro (32GB) is one the popular tablet under Milagrow Tablets brand. Top 5 alternatives for Milagrow M2 Pro (32GB) as on 23rd December 2024 are Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite, Lenovo Tab M8 (2nd Gen) Tablet (2GB RAM + 32GB), Lenovo Tab M8 (2nd Gen) Tablet, Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite LTE, Micromax Canvas Laptab LT777.
In terms of camera, it has rear camera 8 MP with autofocus and 2 MP front camera. It has a dimension of 200 x 135 x 10 mm.
The lowest priced tablet in Milagrow M2 Pro (32GB) competitors is Milagrow TabTop MGPT03 PRO Tablet (WiFi+16GB) priced at ₹ 3,990 while the highest priced tablets at ₹ 51,440 is Milagrow Kupa X11 Windows TabTop (64GB). View Milagrow M2 Pro (32GB) best competitors and similar tablets below and compare prices and specifications for all models.
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Galaxy Tab A7 Lite Price | ₹ 11,999 |
Lenovo Tab M8 (2nd Gen) Tablet (2GB RAM + 32GB) Price | ₹ 10,499 |
Lenovo Tab M8 (2nd Gen) Tablet Price | ₹ 10,799 |
Galaxy Tab A7 Lite LTE Price | ₹ 10,999 |
Micromax Canvas Laptab LT777 Price | ₹ 11,999 |
Lenovo Tab M10 HD 2nd Gen Tablet (Wi-Fi + 3GB + 32GB) Price | ₹ 10,499 |
Swipe Slate 3 Tablet Price | ₹ 9,999 |
Lenovo Tab M9 (HD) Price | ₹ 12,014 |
Amazon Kindle HD Fire 6 Price | ₹ 9,990 |
Lenovo M10 FHD 2nd Gen Tablet Price | ₹ 11,399 |
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