Blackview, a company that has recently expanded into the field of tablets, recently launched the Backview Tab 12, a new model designed to offer an alternative to Teclast, Chuwi and others.
Despite its slightly misleading name, the Blackview Tab 12 comes with a 10.1-inch IPS screen with Full HD resolution and a 16: 9 aspect ratio. It is designed with a metallic finish and weighs 423 grams with a thickness of only 7.4 mm, while the frame ratio to the screen is 80%.
Inside is a Unisoc SC9863A processor with 8 cores at a maximum frequency of 1.6 GHz, along with 4 GB of LPDDR4X working memory and 64 GB of internal storage in eMMC 5.1 technology. There is also an expansion option up to 1 terabyte on a microSD card.
The Blackview Tab 12 has a 6580 mAh battery with fast charging, which should last up to 4 hours of video viewing or 4 hours of play. The rear camera is 13 megapixels with Sony’s IMX258 sensor and 5 megapixels front. The tablet is based on the Android 11 system with the company’s Doka OS interface. There is also support for mobile surfing through 4G LTE networks and it comes with WiFi 5 connectivity in dual frequency and Bluethooth 5.0.
The price of the Blackview Tab 12 is $ 149 (about NIS 500) and is available for purchase through Banggood with fast delivery or via AliExpress.
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