Blackview Table 16 Coming Soon to Nepal With Three Extra Displays and 360° Mode!

If you find yourself constantly switching between windows while working on a laptop, Blackview has a solution designed to give you more screen space. The company has introduced the Table 16, a portable triple-screen setup that can turn a single laptop into a four-screen workstation. 

Unlike traditional screen extenders that attach directly to a laptop, the Table 16 uses an independent stand to hold three additional displays. This allows users to keep documents, dashboards, meetings, and other apps visible at the same time without repeatedly switching tabs. Designed for productivity-focused users, the setup supports multiple modes, including a dual-screen configuration and a 360-degree collaboration mode. 

The Blackview Table 16 is also coming soon to Nepal. So, let’s take a closer look at its design, displays, features, specifications, and expected price in Nepal.

Blackview Table 16 Overview

Display and Multi-Screen Setup

The Blackview Table 16 comes with three 15.3-inch IPS displays with a 1920 × 1200 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, and 100% sRGB coverage. They use a 16:10 aspect ratio, providing extra vertical space that can be useful for documents, spreadsheets, webpages, and other productivity tasks.

Each panel reaches up to 300 nits of brightness and has a 178-degree viewing angle, while Blackview also mentions TÜV SÜD low blue light certification for reduced blue-light exposure. The displays can reproduce up to 16.7 million colors, making them suitable for everyday office work as well as tasks where color accuracy matters.

The three external panels work alongside the laptop’s built-in display, creating a four-screen workspace. This lets users spread different tasks across the screens rather than repeatedly switching between applications.

Design and Working Modes

The Table 16 takes a different approach from laptop-mounted screen extenders by using an independent stand to hold its three displays. The setup uses a combination of aluminum, PC, and ABS, with aluminum providing structural strength while the PC and ABS plastics help keep the overall construction lighter and durable. It comes in a black finish, measures 358.7 × 303.4 × 47.9 mm, and weighs around 3.5 kg, making it fairly substantial for a portable display setup.

The foldable design allows the Table 16 to be packed away when not in use, while the independent structure keeps the additional screens separate from the laptop. Blackview also offers three working modes: the standard setup uses all three external displays alongside the laptop screen, the dual-screen mode turns off the center display, and the 360-degree collaboration mode lets the side screens rotate for presentations or group viewing.

Connectivity and Power

The Blackview Table 16 uses a dual-cable connection system to connect its three external displays to a compatible host device. It supports Windows, macOS, and Android, allowing it to be used with different types of devices beyond just laptops.

For power, the setup has a built-in 65W power adapter. It can also provide up to 35W of reverse charging to a connected device, such as a laptop. There is also a built-in 2.5W speaker, which can be useful when using the setup for meetings or presentations.

• Also read:

• Blackview Table 10 launched with a 23.8-inch 100Hz display and portable design!

• Blackview MEGA 5 launches in Nepal with 12.2-inch 120Hz display and 10,000mAh battery!

Blackview Table 16 Specifications

• Design, build: 358.7 × 303.4 × 47.9 mm, 3.5 kg, foldable independent stand
• Display: Triple 15.3-inch IPS displays, 1920 × 1200 pixels, 16:10 aspect ratio, 60Hz refresh rate, 300 nits brightness, 100% sRGB, 178° viewing angle
• Color: 16.7 million colors, TÜV SÜD low blue light certification
• Working Modes: Triple-screen, dual-screen, 360-degree collaboration
• Connectivity: Dual-cable connection system
• Compatibility: Windows, macOS, Android
• Power: Built-in 65W power adapter, up to 35W reverse charging
• Audio: Built-in 2.5W speaker