The Headwolf WPad6B has just gone on sale, an interesting tablet when it comes down in price in a few days or weeks at the latest.
This is a 10.1 inch (ca. 26 centimetres) with Full HD resolution driven by the Octa Core UNISOC T615 processor that is a little below the UNISOC T620 and is supported by 8 GB of RAM, a respectable figure for a tablet in this category.
The operating system is Android 15 in a fairly clean version and as a positive point we see that includes the Widevine L1 certificate , so we can see the main paid streaming apps in 1080p video quality, such as Netflix or Disney .
Headwolf WPad6B Specifications
Inside this new tablet we find the new UNISOC T615 processor manufactured in 12 nm by TSMC. This chip is an Octa Core that includes 2 high performance ARM Cortex-A75 processors capable of reaching 1.82 GHz, six ARM Cortex-A55 processors with a maximum speed of 1.61 GHz. The iGPU is an ARM Mali-G57 MP1 that reaches 850 Mhz.
Soldered on the board we find 8 GB of LPDDR4 RAM that can be expanded with an extra 12 GB virtually using the storage memory. For storage we have 128 GB of high speed UFS 2.2 memory that we can expand via the micro SD card reader up to an additional 2 TB.
Other notable features
This tablet has a large 10.1-inch IPS InCell touchscreen with a resolution of only 1920 x 1280 pixels, a refresh of 60 Hz and maximum brightness of 350 nits. On the top frame of the display we have a 5 MP camera with microphone that complements the main rear 8 MP camera with integrated flash.
The Headwolf WPad6B features Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.0 wireless connectivity. Inside we have a 6000 mAh battery with 10 W charging and in terms of connectors we see a 3.5 mm audio jack, USB Type-C port for data. In the sound section this tablet is equipped with two stereo speakers with Smart K amplifier that will give us a half-decent audio.
Price and availability
- The new Headwolf WPad6B tablet can be purchased on AliExpress from about $215/ 196 € with free shipping using one of the AliExpress Global discount codes.
