Chinese rugged phone manufacturer Oukitel has launched a new tablet that keeps up with it trademark ruggedness of its products. The slate is dubbed Oukitel RT1 and presents with several impreive features that make it a perfect fit as a daily driver if users who work outdoors. The tablets will be able to withstand the elements such as rain, sunshine, dust etc.

The Oukitel RT1 arrives packing a 10.1-inch IPS LCD display with an FHD resolution of 1200 x 1920 pixels. The display also utilises a 16:10 aspect ratio meaning users should brace up for some bezels on all four sides.

The slate is powered by a MediaTek Helio P22 chipset paired with 4GB of RAM while there is 64GB of internal storage onboard that can be expanded via microSD card. The tablet crams a mammoth 10,000mAh battery under the hood with 18W fast charge support over a USB-C port.

While most tablets in the same range don’t have a good camera setup, the RT1 is different. The tablet features a 16-megapixels front camera while at the rear aspect, there is equally a 16-megpixels camera sensor. The phone also comes with dual SIM slots, both supporting 4G LTE connections.

Fruther, the Oukitel RT1 comes with IP68 and IP69K  water and dust-proof ratings. The plastic rear shell is drop-proof to a height of up to 1.5m. The slate runs on the latest Android 11 operating system, bringing several features onboard.

As for the pricing and availability details, the Oukitel RT1 tablet carries a retail price of $200 (~€180). The tablet comes in black or orange colors and will be available on Oukitel’s official Aliexpress store.

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