Oukitel has unveiled a new tablet, the OT11, which is definitely not aimed at demanding users, but rather at customers who want a large, relatively inexpensive tablet with enough features for everyday use. The Unisoc Tiger T606 is not a particularly powerful computer chip and the RAM is also relatively low. Although Oukitel advertises a working memory of up to 16 GB, the physical RAM is only 4 GB. The internal memory is 128 GB, but can be expanded using a memory card. Android 14 modern operating system is installed, but there are unlikely to be any significant updates.
An 11-inch screen is installed. Widewine L1 certification is announced, which allows content from streaming service providers such as Netflix to be played at full resolution. With a weight of 524 g and a thickness of 8 mm, the tablet is very portable. The four built-in speakers also promise decent playback of audio content.
A battery with a capacity of 8,000 mAh is installed, which should allow for 10 hours of web browsing. The main camera has a resolution of 13 MP and the front camera of 8 MP, the latter supporting face unlock. Dual SIM is supported without memory expansion, and a GNSS module supporting GPS, Glonass, Galileo and Beidou is available. Finally, a jack is on board
Availability has not yet been announced and pricing is listed at $189.99, which likely won’t be the final price
A possible alternative: Buy the Oukitel OT5 on Amazon.
