Blackview Tab 20 10.1 4GB 64GB WiFi Grey

10.1″ Widevine L1-certified HD+ IPS display, Unisoc T310 processor and 6000 mAh battery in just 514g define this tablet focused on study and light entertainment. Combining DokeOS P 4.1 with Gemini 2.0 offers AI transcription, translation and image generation, an unusual package in its class.

Immersive, streaming-safe display

The 800 × 1280 px panel achieves 350 nits and covers 79% of the front; the "Even Dimmer" mode takes care of the view in dark environments. In addition, the Widevine L1 licence enables Full HD video on Netflix or Prime Video.

Optimised performance for everyday use

The quad-core T310 (2.0 GHz), 4 GB LPDDR4X and Atomized Memory 2.0 keep multiple applications open; virtual RAM brings the total to 12 GB and the 64 GB eMMC 5.1 expands with microSD up to 2 TB.

AI software and multitasking

Gemini 2.0 enables voice search, copying between apps and real-time captioning. Split Screen 2.0 makes it easy to take notes while playing a tutorial, multiplying mobile productivity.

Audio and connectivity

Dual speakers with Smart-K deliver surround sound that's rare in its range. Dual-band Wi-Fi ac and Bluetooth 5.0 ensure stable video calls, while the 3-satellite GPS support comes in handy on the move.

Lightweight battery with 10W charging

The 6000 mAh provides around 9 h of FHD streaming; while the 10W charger recovers approximately 30% in 30 min, enough for sporadic use on the go.

Our expert's opinion

The Blackview Tab 20 WiFi excels in portability and AI features that are absent from most similarly priced competitors. Against the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ (11 ″ FHD, Snapdragon 695, 7 040 mAh) it sacrifices resolution and graphics power, but compensates with less weight, integrated AI and better value for money. Compared to the Lenovo Tab M10 (3rd Gen) HD, it adds Android 15, virtual RAM up to 12 GB and Widevine L1 as standard. Its weak point is the slow 10W charging, although for studying, browsing and FHD video it offers a smooth and balanced experience.