[ Gearbest Technology News]Recently, Blackview officially launched a new rugged Android tablet-Active 5 overseas. The device focuses on durability and practicality, with military-grade protection standards and high cost performance. It is priced at US$247 (approximately RMB 1,780).
Active 5 has passed MIL-STD-810H military standard certification and has excellent impact resistance, high and low temperature resistance and shock resistance. At the same time, its protection level reaches IP68 and IP69K, which means the device is completely dustproof and can be immersed in 1.5 meters of water for 30 minutes without being damaged. In addition, it can withstand direct flushing by high-temperature and high-pressure water guns, and is suitable for complex working environments such as construction sites, agriculture, logistics, and emergency rescue.
In terms of hardware configuration, the tablet is equipped with an 8.68-inch display with a resolution of 1340×800 pixels and supports a 90Hz refresh rate, providing a smoother visual experience among products of the same level. The core is equipped with UNISOC T615 processor, equipped with 8GB running memory and 128GB body storage to meet daily multi-tasking and application running needs. The system runs the DocOS P 4.2 operating system customized based on Android 15, with a simple interface and practical functions.
In terms of battery life, Active 5 has a built-in 6600mAh large-capacity battery and supports 18W wired fast charging to ensure long-term outdoor use. The whole machine weighs 510 grams, taking into account portability and structural strength. In terms of network connection, the device supports dual SIM cards and 4G LTE to ensure smooth communication in a mobile environment and is suitable for users who need to continue to work online.
Although positioned in the entry-level market, Active 5 still retains a number of practical functions, such as GPS positioning, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0 and a variety of sensors, which can be adapted to various industry applications.
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