Doogee has unveiled a new tablet with the model name T30S and packing some decent features. The T30S comes in a compact design and supports high-resolution playback of media from streaming platforms. The new T30S is yet another Android tablet added to the fast-expanding collection of tablets from Doogee. It is a trimmed-down version of the T30 Ultra. The company is already accepting pre-orders for the slate.

The new Doogee T30S has an 11-inch display with 2.4K resolution. Its high-resolution display comes in handy when playing copyrighted content from streaming platforms. The T30S has the Widevine L1 certification and is capable of playing full-quality videos from Amazon Prime, Netflix, and other streaming providers. The tablet is powered by a Spreadtrum T606 chipset with eight computing cores and speeds up to 1.6GHz. While the physical RAM of the T30S is 6GB Doogee advertises that this is expandable virtually to 16GB. The tablet has an internal storage capacity of 256GB which is also expandable via a memory card.

Doogee is known for its array of durable smartphones and the T30S shares in that tradition. It has a 13MP main camera and an 8MP front camera. There tablet is equipped with four speakers and a headset can also be connected via the audio jack on the tablet. The T30S runs on Android 13 out of the box but it is unclear the number of OS upgrades available for the tablet. The T30S is 7.6 mm thick.

Pricing

The Doogee T30S Android tablet is priced at $299.99 and can be purchased directly from Doogee. The new Doogee tablet is expected to be subsequently available from e-commerce platforms like Amazon. There are variations in shipping costs and delivery times for the model depending on the region.

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