display
8.4-inch 1200×1920, 90Hz, 450 nitsThe 450-nit peak brightness is dim in direct sunlight; the 90Hz refresh keeps scrolling smooth but trails modern 120Hz tablets, and the 270ppi pixel density suits typical reading and video at this size.
performance
MediaTek MT8791, 8-core 2.4GHz, Mali-G68This entry-level tablet processor handles light apps, web browsing, and video playback, but will struggle with demanding 3D games or heavy multitasking.
battery
6050mAh, roughly 7 to 9 hours screen timeOn moderate use (browsing, documents, video) you should reach evening on a full charge, but gaming or video streaming will cut that time by several hours.
charging
18W USB-PD, roughly 2 to 3 hours full chargeA basic trickle-charge speed means you'll need to plan ahead if the battery drops below 20% before you leave the house.
storage
256GB onboard, microSD expansionThe 256GB handles apps, documents, and media libraries; microSD slot lets you add another 512GB or more if you shoot or store video.
connectivity
Dual SIM, 4G LTE, no 5GYou can use two phone lines or two carriers on the same device, but download speeds cap at 4G (roughly 15 to 100Mbps depending on network), not 5G.