AGM Discounts PAD P2 Active Tablet And Teases Android 17 Model
AGM is using a short discount window to move current Helio G99 inventory while pre-announcing an Android 17 successor that trims RAM to 6GB, which signals the next model is being positioned on durability and connectivity rather than spec gains.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
AGM Mobile is running a limited-time Amazon.co.jp sale on the AGM PAD P2 Active (P2W), a rugged tablet with 4G LTE SIM support, cutting the price from 45,880 yen to 43,595 yen with 5 percent points back until 23:59 on September 24, 2026. The tablet runs Android 14 on a MediaTek Helio G99 with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. AGM also says a next-generation 4G LTE rugged tablet is in development, targeting around November 2026 with Android 17, 6GB RAM and 256GB storage.
The discounted unit is the P2W configuration, sold on Amazon.co.jp at 43,595 yen including tax, down from 45,880 yen, with a 5 percent points reward through 23:59 on September 24, 2026. AGM frames the 4G LTE SIM support as the point of the device: construction sites, equipment inspections, warehouses, logistics, agriculture, vehicles and outdoor work do not always have stable Wi-Fi, so the tablet handles maps, cloud services, business apps and photo or work data transfers over cellular. The supported bands cover the major LTE frequencies used in Japan, and AGM notes that actual service depends on the carrier, SIM, contract, area and VoLTE support. The next-generation model has no final name, specs, price or release date, and AGM says the November 2026 target and specifications may change.
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