display
9.7", 800×1280, 156 ppiThis older IPS LCD sits at tablet size but low pixel density, so text and small graphics will look soft, especially up close; it suits reading and videos more than detailed work.
performance
Kirin 710A, Mali-G51, 2-4GB RAMThe 2020-era chip and GPU handle light apps, web browsing, and video playback without lag, but will struggle with heavy games or multitasking on the 2GB variants.
battery
5100 mAh, roughly 8-10 hours screen timeFor a 9.7-inch tablet with a low-power chipset, expect about a full day of casual reading or streaming on one charge.
camera
5MP main, 1080p video, no zoomThe sensor is adequate for quick document scans or casual snapshots in good light, but low resolution and lack of optical reach make it unsuitable for anything beyond casual framing.
connectivity
Wi-Fi ac, LTE (cellular model), no 5GWi-Fi ac gives decent local speed on home networks, and the optional LTE modem works on older networks, but you will not see 5G and mobile may feel slow on newer carriers.
storage
Up to 64GB, microSD expandableThe 64GB top tier offers room for apps and media; microSD support lets you add more, though the base 16GB model will feel cramped with content.