Doogee T40 Review

When I first unboxed the Doogee T40, I didn’t expect much — after all, it’s a budget tablet. But within a few days of using it, I found myself surprisingly attached to it. The first thing that caught my attention was the 10.1-inch display. It’s a comfortable size, striking a nice balance between portability and screen real estate. Whether I was binge-watching a series or working on some documents, the 1920x1200 pixel resolution kept things crisp and clear.

The MediaTek MT8788 processor really took me by surprise. I wasn’t expecting this kind of performance in a budget-friendly device, but it handled everything I threw at it — from browsing to some light gaming — with ease. The 4GB of RAM didn’t feel limiting either, and I didn’t experience any frustrating slowdowns while multitasking. Plus, the option to expand the storage up to 512GB via a microSD card was a lifesaver. I loaded up the tablet with tons of videos, apps, and documents without worrying about running out of space.

And then there’s the battery. I’m one of those people who forgets to charge their devices regularly, so having a 7,000mAh battery was a game changer. It comfortably lasted me through a day of use, and when I did need to top it up, the 18W fast charging got me back in action quickly.

Of course, I wouldn’t call it a flawless device. The cameras (8MP rear and 5MP front) aren’t going to blow anyone away. But, let’s be honest — how often do you use a tablet camera? It’s more than sufficient for video calls or snapping the occasional photo, but if photography is a priority, you’re probably better off with your smartphone.

I’ve come to appreciate the little details that make the T40 a great everyday tablet. The dual speakers with DTS audio provide decent sound for watching videos or playing music. The facial recognition works well for quickly unlocking the device, and even though I didn’t expect to use the 3.5mm headphone jack much, it’s been convenient for connecting older headphones.

For anyone who needs a reliable, budget-friendly tablet that doesn’t skimp on performance, the Doogee T40 is an impressive option. It’s not going to replace a high-end tablet, but it covers the basics very well, and even exceeds expectations in some areas. It’s the kind of device that you find yourself reaching for more often than you’d expect.