Blackview Tab 60 Pro

Blackview Tab 60 Pro Overview

Display and Premium Build

The most immediate change from the standard Tab 60 is the size. The Tab 60 Pro moves to a 10.1-inch IPS LCD with a 16:10 aspect ratio. Unlike many budget tablets that use plastic, the Pro variant features an aluminum alloy back, giving it a more rigid and premium feel.

Another subtle but important upgrade is the laminated display. By removing the air gap between the glass and the panel, the screen looks more vibrant and has better viewing angles. It also carries Widevine L1 certification, meaning you can stream Netflix in HD, and it is TUV SUD certified for low blue light emissions.

Performance and Storage

The tablet runs on the Unisoc Tiger T606 chipset. It is a familiar octa-core processor in this price bracket that handles daily apps and multitasking reliably. You can get it with up to 8GB of physical RAM, which can be pushed to 24GB using virtual expansion.

Storage is also faster on this model, utilizing UMCP storage (which combines RAM and Flash memory into a single chip) rather than the slower eMMC found in cheaper models. It comes in 128GB or 256GB options, both of which are expandable up to 1TB.

Connectivity and Battery Life

Since this is a 4G tablet, it includes a dual SIM slot, allowing you to stay connected without needing a hotspot. It also features a full suite of navigation sensors (GPS, Beidou, Glonass, and Galileo). 

The battery has been bumped up to 7,700mAh. According to factory ratings, this provides over 140 hours of standby time and a significant increase in video playback over the smaller Tab 60. It charges via USB-C and retains the 3.5mm headphone jack for those who prefer wired audio.