Blackview Mega 1: New tablet with larger display, Widevine and 120 Hz

The busy manufacturer Blackview has another product in the pipeline - the Mega 1, a new Android tablet. The model name leaves you a little confused: the tablet is neither particularly large nor well equipped - in terms of computing power, for example. The refresh rate, on the other hand, is higher than average for inexpensive tablets and is specified at 120 Hz, which should result in a particularly smooth user experience - if the SoC, which is limited in performance, can keep up. The screen measures 11.5 inches diagonally and has a 2.4K resolution. Thanks to Wiedevine certification, content from various streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, or DisneyPlus can also be played in higher quality - namely in Full HD resolution. Blackview puts the maximum brightness at 400 cd/m².

Four speakers promise good sound quality. The SoC is once again the well-known MediaTek Helio G99. Depending on the memory variant selected, 8 or 12 gigabytes of RAM are used. The UFS 2.1 memory, which can be expanded using a memory card, is 256 gigabytes in size in all model variants. As is often the case, you can't simultaneously install a memory card and two SIM cards since there is no third slot. Measuring 268.7 x 169 millimeters and 7.6 millimeters thick, the tablet weighs 528 grams and supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and Beidou in addition to various 4G bands. The Mega 1 will be available for direct import from March 17 for $199 - it is currently unclear whether the tablet will also be shipped to Germany. Other Blackview products are available in Germany.