T20 Ultra 12 inch Android 13 Tablet, 32GB+256GB ROM/2TB TF, 2.4K Display, 2.2GHz G99 Octa-core, 10800mAh Battery, Sim Card Slot, 4 Hi-Res Speakers, 2.4G/5G WiFi, Black

Here goes. I have watched the video between T20 Ultra & T30 Ultra and here goes to my conclusion choice. I choose T20 Ultra because I want a upgrade for T20.Even though T30 Ultra is better but I interesting of what T20 Ultra can do. Big screen, the frame and start up speed was fantastic too and the quality of the image looks fine anf sharp too. The quality and condition is great and fresh too.Its indeed a worth the money if you want a 12 inch screen to watch movies, play games and read anything.The weight is not bad because I thought its heavy but after try compare between T20 & TS20 ultra, it felt the same. 😅The battery is really good and its charge really fast up for 1, 2 or 3 hours for full charge. Make sure you get a right cable to charge it good.For those who wants a Tablet looks exactly like a laptop, I suggest you buy it.10/10 (o˘◡˘o)

I admit I did watch a couple of reviews on YouTube and they seemed positive. I have been using for a while and I can't find any downside. What the manufacturer claims does seem to be generally true. It comes with a screen protector but there appears to be one already on the screen. So I guess we have a spare. The screen is very good even at extreme angles. The touch is really responsive. They claim battery life is about 12 hours and I would not disagree with that. The charger does seem to do the job. To charge from 50% to full takes a little over two and a half hours. This manufacturer deserves to succeed as they are producing a decent product at an affordable price. I definitely recommend this one.

This is a nice tablet at a budget price, but the default task launcher isn't marvellous. I switched it to the Nova launcher as that's vastly superior (in my view). The density of icons (and the limited ability to stack them) in the default offering just didn't maximise the space available to make everything available on one screen without scrolling or searching.One thing I did do wrong was remove the screen protector. It comes with one in the box, but there's also one installed on the tablet already, and it itself also comes with a protector on top of it. Be careful when removing the latter as the real protector will come away as well, and it's not trivial to put it back on without air bubbles under it.

It arrived two days before the assigned time and was well packed after setting it up and testing all the functions I found it to be faster than my previous Samsung s5e and iPad v 6 also the screen is excellent for the price point the sound not so good it was a bit flat and not as loud as my previous two tablets but great with my wireless headphones which I tend to use 80% of the time anyway. Overall it’s as good as many YouTube videos said it was it also played call of Duty very well and at high settings the only things that I noticed were it took two attempts to connect to my wi-fi and when it asked to move my files from my iPhone it did it no problem till I checked my contact list on my phone and I now had each contact three times other than that I’m very happy with my purchase

I've been using Samsung tablets for ever but was intrigued by the Doogee's relatively high spec and low price. Reviews on Amazon and elsewhere were overwhelmingly positive so I decided to take the plunge. Now, it only arrived this afternoon so I can only really give first impressions but nevertheless I thought it might help other prospective purchasers. Anyway, the unit comes in a very smart package, looks quality and feels high end which is a good start. Everything you need is in the box and the included case is already fitted to the tablet. There's a charger, usb lead ,a screen protector and an instruction manual, which doesn't actually contain much info. Powering the unit on and I find that it's already well charged, not full, as is to be expected, but enough to get going from the off. The unit takes you through a pretty standard android device setup, unusually (in my experience) this device can be used as a phone so it behaves accordingly but I skipped all that. Setting up accounts, email etc was all straightforward as is transferring apps from another android device, although this is slow. The unit itself feels solid enough but isn't heavy. The screen resolution is fine, nothing to write home about but perfectly acceptable for most users and at this price point. Had a few hiccups connecting to wifi but that might just have been because there was a lot going on in the background, including the need to install a software update from the off. Anyway, after a few minutes I could get to work personalising the tablet and I can heave a sigh of relief as its as good as I hoped from the reviews I'd read. Now, I have seen reports of problems with charging and other issues so we will see how things go but for now I'm happy. Hopefully I won't have any problems but if I do I'm hoping Amazon/Doogee are helpful in their responses, Amazon certainly have always been brilliant but Doogee are an unknown quantity as far as I'm concerned.Revised revoew - unfortunately this is going back for a refund. Have tested extensively over pase few days but it's too flaky for me, keeps crashing spontaneously and doogee have an utterly bizarre way of handling additional storage cards and distributing saved data like music across the internal and any sd card, drove me nuts and led to loads of reboots and bizzare error messages. So back it goes and I'll stick with a brand I've heard of in future, lesson learned.

I love that this came with a largely stock android install. It was a great piece of hardware and a nice size. Sadly I had to return mine as it had an intermittent issue with unresponsive area on the touchscreen, I think this will be just a factory flaw on my unit and will be buying another one shortly as in all other respects it was awesome. A great bedroom movie screen!