Blackview Tab 90 Review (2024)

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The Blackview Tab 90 is an Android 14 tablet that stands out for its Dual-SIM functionality, offering 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage. While Blackview claims that its Unisoc T606 processor delivers next-level performance, real-world usage tells a different story, as the device lacks the processing power required for smoother multitasking and heavy applications. Handling graphics is the ARM Mali-G57 GPU, clocked at 650 MHz. Weighing 544 grams, the tablet is relatively lightweight for everyday use.

Dominating the front is an 11-inch display with a 1280x800 resolution, resulting in a pixel density of just 138 dpi. This low density is noticeable in daily use, as the home screen appears less sharp than what you'd expect from higher-end tablets. Positioned in the top center of the 16:10 display is an 8-megapixel front camera, which also supports facial recognition for unlocking the device. On the back, there's a 13-megapixel main camera, which can also be used for features like Google Lens. Charging is handled via the USB-C port at the bottom, next to the SIM card slot and a headphone jack. The device boots up reasonably fast, with the initial setup taking about 25 seconds, though day-to-day startup times range from 43 to 45 seconds. Upon first use, the tablet prompts setup with various language options, including German. It’s recommended to update all apps through the Google Play Store post-setup to ensure everything is up to date.

Blackview markets the tablet as having 24 GB of RAM, but in reality, only 8 GB is physical RAM. The remaining 16 GB is virtual, borrowed from the internal storage. Thankfully, the advertised 128 GB of storage is accurate and can be expanded up to 2 TB using a microSD card. The device is powered by an octa-core Unisoc T606 processor clocked at 1.6 GHz. In Geekbench tests, the Blackview Tab 90 scores 367 points in single-core performance and 1196 points in multi-core. In the GPU benchmark, it manages 456 points. While Blackview boasts an Antutu benchmark score of 265,870, independent testing shows a slightly lower result of 218,407 points. Even with this discrepancy, Antutu ranks the performance in the bottom 1% of all Android devices, which reflects in everyday usage, where tasks often feel sluggish.

For those seeking more power, Blackview’s Tab 18 is a better option. Priced only slightly higher at 229 euros, it offers significantly improved performance. Therefore, despite the appeal of the Tab 90’s features, it’s difficult to recommend over the more robust Tab 18.

While the Tab 90 can stream videos in Full HD, it can’t display them in that resolution due to its 800p screen. On the plus side, its Widevine L1 certification ensures compatibility with major streaming apps. On paper, the tablet’s specifications may sound promising, but in practice, they fall short. The one standout feature is its 8200 mAh battery, which provides impressive longevity, reducing the need for frequent charging.

In conclusion, the Blackview Tab 90 may seem like a good deal at first glance, particularly with the price currently reduced to 128.39 euros on Amazon after applying a 10% and 5% discount code. However, for those looking for better overall performance, the Blackview Tab 18 is a more worthwhile investment.

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