display
11.2-inch OLED, 120Hz, 600-nit peakThe OLED panel and 120Hz refresh make scrolling smooth; the 600-nit peak brightness handles indoor and moderate outdoor viewing, though direct sunlight will still wash the screen out.
battery
8200 mAh, about 10 to 12 hours screen timeA full day of mixed reading, browsing, and media is realistic; heavy daily use or gaming will pull it down to eight or nine hours.
charging
30W wired, roughly 60 to 90 minutes full chargeA single charge cycle takes over an hour, which is slower than many modern phones but acceptable for a tablet you dock overnight.
performance
MediaTek MT8797, handles mid-range gamingThis 6 nm chipset runs light games and productivity apps smoothly; demanding titles like Genshin Impact will drop to lower settings and framerates.
connectivity
Wi-Fi 6, no cellular, includes GPSYou need Wi-Fi to work; the Wi-Fi 6 standard is current, and GPS works for offline navigation apps, but you cannot use mobile data.
storage
128GB with microSDXC expansion, 6 or 8GB RAMThe 128GB internal is modest for a tablet; the dedicated microSD slot lets you extend it, and 8GB RAM (if you choose that tier) smooths multitasking.