Doogee T30 Ultra debuts as new 11-inch Android tablet for under US$300
The T30 Ultra is another of Doogee's tablets that relies on the MediaTek Helio G99, a 6 nm chipset also found in the T20 Ultra. On the face of it, their names suggest that the former is a newer version of the latter. However, it appears that the T30 Ultra is merely a smaller version of the T20 Ultra.
Thus, the T30 Ultra also has 12 GB of RAM and 25 GB of expandable storage. The tablet runs Android 13 with Widevine L1 certification too. Hence, the T30 Ultra should be able to stream DRM-protected content from the likes of Netflix in 1080p. Conversely, the T30 Ultra has a smaller 8,850 mAh battery, albeit one that supports 18 W wired charging.
Also, the 7.6 mm thick tablet has an 11-inch IPS panel that resolves at 2,560 x 1,600 (2.5K), as well as 8 MP front-facing and 16 MP rear-facing cameras. While the T30 Ultra is available to order now, Doogee will not open general sales until November 11. Nonetheless, the tablet will still retail for US$299 in black, grey and green colour options, all with 256 GB of storage and 12 GB of RAM. Please see Doogee's website for more details.
