The new Blackview Tab30 WiFi, a low-priced tablet from this active brand known for its smartphones, has just been launched in China.
This is a tablet of modest specifications with a 10.1-inch screen with a resolution that stays in HD and only 2 GB of RAM, so it does not seem suitable for intensive use. The SoC is a modest Octa Core Allwinner 133P an overclocked variant of the Allwinner A133 that we have also seen as Allwinner A133 Plus. As operating system we have Android 13 with the specific layer of Blackview, DokeOS_P 3.0 and as a positive point to mention its Wi-Fi 6 connectivity.
Interesting to see that despite being a low price tablet, it includes the Widevine L1 certificate, which allows us to watch Netflix and other streaming platforms in HD video quality.
Blackview Tab30 WiFi Specifications
The Blackview Tab30 WiFi tablet includes as its backbone an Allwinner A133P (Allwinner A133 Plus) SoC. A Quad Core chip made with 4 ARM Cortex-53 processors capable of reaching 1.8 GHz speed with a PowerVR GE8300 GPU that reaches 850Mhz.
The RAM memory is 2 GB LPDDR3 and for storage we find 64 GB eMMC. We also have a micro SD card slot with support for up to 128 GB.
Other notable features
The IPS touch screen of this tablet has a size of 10.1 inches with an HD resolution of 1280×800 pixels, also includes a 2 MP front camera with microphone that complements the 5 MP rear with LED flash. We also have good wireless connectivity, as it integrates Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2 and for audio we find stereo speakers.
We have inside the Blackview Tab30 WiFi a 3.85 V, 5100 mAh battery that will give us an autonomy of about 7 hours of use and has conventional 10W charge. In terms of connectors, we find a USB Type-C 2.0 port for data and battery charging and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
Price and availability
- The new Blackview Tab30 WiFi will soon be available for purchase in two colours, Glacier Blue and Space Gray, although its price is currently unknown.
