battery
15300mAh, roughly 8-10 hours screen timeAt this capacity on a 10.1-inch 90Hz LCD, expect about a full day of mixed use before needing to plug in.
charging
33W wired, ~40-50 min to fullFrom empty, you will spend less than an hour getting back to 100%, useful if you are running the tablet on site or between jobs.
display
10.1", 90Hz IPS LCD, 149 ppiThe 800×1280 resolution at 149 ppi means text and small objects will show visible pixels up close; 90Hz scrolling is smooth but this is not a high-pixel-density screen.
durability
IP68/IP69K, MIL-STD-810H, Mohs 6 screenSurvives immersion to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes and high-pressure water jets (IP69K), meets military drop and shock standards, and the Mohs 6 glass scratches easier than modern phone glass but resists casual knocks.
performance
Unisoc Tiger T616, Mali-G57, 8GB RAMThis chipset handles light browsing, document work, and casual games (think Candy Crush, 2D titles) but will stall on heavy 3D games or intensive photo editing.
connectivity
LTE only, Wi-Fi 5, dual SIM nanoNo 5G; LTE is standard for a budget tablet in 2025, Wi-Fi 5 is adequate for web and video, and dual nano-SIM lets you keep work and personal lines on one device.
camera
48MP main, 16MP selfie, 1080p videoThe 48MP sensor with PDAF is fine for documents and distant subjects in good light; 1080p@30fps video is flat and low-frame, suitable only for casual clips or meetings, not professional recording.