Blackview Tab 5

Name: Blackview Tab 5
Brand: Blackview

Display8.0" 800 x 1280 pixels

ChipsetRockchip RK3326S

Main camera2MP

Battery5580 mAh

5.3GoSolo score

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Network

Technology

No cellular connectivity

2G bands

N/A

3G bands

N/A

4G bands

N/A

Launch

Announced

2023, March 03

Status

Available

Body

Dimensions

211.2 x 126.2 x 9.7 mm (8.31 x 4.97 x 0.38 in)

Weight

355 g (12.52 oz)

SIM

Nano-SIM + Nano-SIM

Display

Type

IPS LCD

Size

8.0 inches, 185.6 cm2 (~69.6% screen-to-body ratio)

Resolution

800 x 1280 pixels, 16:10 ratio (~189 ppi density)

Platform

Android 12, Doke OS Go 3.0

Chipset

Rockchip RK3326S

CPU

1.50 GHz, 4 cores

GPU

ARM Mali-400 MP2

Memory

Card slot

microSDXC

Internal

64GB 3GB RAM

Type

eMMC 5.1

Main Camera

Modules

2 MP

Features

LED flash

Video

Yes

Selfie Camera

Module

0.3 MP

Comms

WLAN

Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n

Bluetooth

4.2, A2DP

Positioning

NFC

Radio

USB

USB Type-C, OTG

Features

Sensors

Battery

Type

5580 mAh

Misc

Colors

Twilight Blue, Space Gray

GoSolo Read / what it means6 takeaways

performance

Rockchip RK3326S, 1.5GHz quad-coreThis processor and 3GB RAM handle light browsing, email, and casual apps, but will stall on heavy games or multiple open tabs.

battery

5580mAh, about 8 to 10 hours screen timeOn typical mixed use (reading, video, some browsing), you will need to charge most days; heavy use cuts that to a single afternoon session.

display

8-inch 800×1280, 189 ppi, IPS LCDAt 189 ppi the text is noticeably blocky in small fonts, but the 16:10 ratio and 8-inch size suit reading and simple media well, and the IPS panel angles reasonably.

camera

2MP rear, 0.3MP selfieThese sensors produce soft, low-detail images fit only for documents or quick snaps; do not plan to take usable photos or video with this tablet.

storage

64GB eMMC 5.1, microSD sloteMMC 5.1 is slower than modern UFS and the 64GB fills quickly; the microSD slot lets you expand, but app performance will not improve much.

connectivity

Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, no cellularWi-Fi b/g/n is older standard; on modern routers it works but slower than newer phones, and the tablet is Wi-Fi only so you cannot use mobile data away from home.