display
10.95", 207 ppi, IPS LCDThe 207-ppi pixel density is standard for tablets at this screen size; text and images look sharp enough for reading and browsing, but not as fine as a flagship phone.
performance
Unisoc Tiger T616, Mali-G57This mid-range chipset handles everyday apps, video playback, and light games smoothly, but struggles with demanding 3D titles or heavy multitasking.
battery
8800 mAh, roughly 10–12 hours screen-onFor a 10.95-inch tablet, the battery capacity yields about one full day of moderate use (video, reading, browsing) before needing a charge.
charging
18W wired, roughly 60–75 minutes to fullA single 18W charger is slow for a tablet this size; expect over an hour to top up from empty.
connectivity
LTE, Wi-Fi ac, dual-SIM, GPSThe tablet supports older 4G bands (no 5G) and dual Nano-SIM slots for mobile connectivity, plus standard Wi-Fi and full GNSS positioning.
storage
256GB UFS, expandable via microSDThe 256GB option is generous for a tablet; you can add a microSD card if you need more room for media or files.