My digital devices are generally well maintained. But they rarely find themselves in situations likely to damage them. Still, not all use cases involve carpeted floors, gentle handling and pleasant temperatures. If you need to use a tablet in harsh conditions, such as freezing winters and scorching summers, temperatures between -15°C and +55°C, as well as situations that are more humid than usual, Outkitel has a tablet Android designed especially for you.
It meets IP68, IP69K (high pressure projection) and MIL-STD-810H standards, can survive immersion of 1.5 m underwater (up to 30 minutes), benefits from shock protection of 1 .0 m and durability approved to military standards. This tablet also uses a touchscreen that accurately measures your finger movements, even if you’re wearing gloves.
Points to remember for the Oukitel RT7 Titan tablet
- The tablet is available at €446.
- Equipped with a massive battery and capable of taking a beating, this tablet was designed for harsh conditions.
- It’s heavy… very heavy.
Better yet, the Outkitel RT7 Titan is equipped with a huge 32,000 mAh battery that allows you to stay on standby for up to 180 days, make calls for 220 hours, scan (barcodes) for 40 hours, view videos videos for 35 hours and browse for 34 hours. Additionally, the RT7 Titan can be used to charge your other devices. With this tablet, you can fully charge an iPhone 14 up to nine times, a drone 11 times, and a digital camera 30 times.
By the way, did I mention that the tablet is 5G compatible? So not only can it handle the harsh terrain, but it won’t rely on Wi-Fi. So when you’re out in the field, you won’t have to connect the tablet to your phone to stay connected.
This tablet is a true dream for the field worker. The only downside is that it is heavy.
Before giving my opinion on this tablet, let’s talk about its features.
The technical characteristics of the Oukitel RT7 Titan
- CPU: 2.00 GHz with 8 cores.
- RAM: 8 GB (expandable to 24 GB via virtual memory)
- Internal storage: 256 GB
- Front camera: 48MP Sony IMX582
- Rear camera: 32MP Samsung S5KGD1SP03-F1X9
- Night vision camera
- Screen : 10.1 inches at 1920 x 1200 pixels with 14.4:9 aspect ratio, 1000:1 contrast and 400 nits brightness
- Battery : 32,000mAh
- Connectivity: dual SIM 5G, Wi-Fi 2.4/5G, Bluetooth 5.1
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Weight : 1,212 kg
The RT7 Titan has one of the strongest stands I’ve ever used on a tablet. This stand, which comes with the tablet, serves as a kickstand, and you need to bolt it on. Also included is a handy strap to ensure that the tablet does not get lost or tumble from one mountain to another.
My concrete experience with the Oukitel RT7 Titan
Did I mention this tablet is heavy? Well yes, it is really heavy: it weighs almost as much as my MacBook Pro. But if you work on a construction site, you probably don’t care whether your tablet weighs a pound or five; all that matters is that it works and does not break at the slightest touch. And that’s where this tablet particularly shines. Holding this monster of a tablet immediately gives you confidence that there is no need to use it carefully. Beat it, drop it, dunk it in water, and the tablet will beg for more.
When it comes to speed of execution, it’s definitely not going to win any awards. The CPU and RAM specs are average at best, but the tablet runs Android 13 very well and the screen is very bright.
Of course, you don’t buy a tablet like this because it’s going to beat the competition’s scores. We buy a tablet of this type because it is more durable than other tablets nearby. The RT7 Titan will have your iPads and Samsung Galaxy Tabs shaking in a corner, fearing for their lives!
The Oukitel RT7 Titan tablet is as rugged as it looks. Jack Wallen/ZDNET
I chose to attach the supplied mount and it is outstanding. I wish all tablets came with such sturdy stands. Sure, this support adds weight to weight, but it’s worth every gram.
The only problem I encountered was when the RT7 Titan had trouble connecting to my WiFi network, which is a problem, no other phone or tablet has had this kind of problem . After a few attempts, it finally connected and everything was back to normal. Other than that, everything went smoothly. And, to my surprise, the cameras are actually quite good. No, they won’t be a match for my Pixel 8 Pro, but they’re certainly better than most mid-range Android tablets I’ve tried.
The only other thing that bothered me was the lack of an app drawer. I prefer my Android home screens to be free of app launchers. For some reason, the home screen launcher did not include an app drawer. Of course, this is a personal preference and the problem can be solved by installing a third-party launcher.
ZDNET Buying Tips for Oukitel RT7 Titan Tablet
If you’re looking for a traditional, lightweight tablet to use at home, school, or the office, this tablet isn’t really for you. On the other hand, if you work in difficult or risky conditions and you still fear that your tablet will have to face dirt, water, wind or falls, this tablet has been specially designed for you.
And while the price may seem high for a 10-inch tablet, remember that you’re getting a 5G mobile device that can withstand almost anything the world throws at it.
Source: “ZDNet.com”