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Get a Blackview Tab 11 Tablet for Just $159.99

By Laura Tucker
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If you’re looking to get a tablet for someone on your holiday gift list, you are fully aware of how expensive they can be. But if you get a Blackview Tab 11 Tablet, you can enjoy a 47% discount while getting lightning speed, so that you can enjoy gaming without limits as well as clearer video calls for your online meetings.

The teal green tablet has a 10.36″ 2K display, a 6580mAh battery, 8GB memory plus an option for up to 128GB more, Unisoc T618 octa-core processor, 13MP rear camera, 8MP front camera, 4G LTE, dual SIM card, and magnetic keyboard support.

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Why bother watching Netflix, YouTube, and Disney+ on your phone’s tiny screen when you can watch them on a 10.36″ 1080p 2K display? The FHD+ screen will make your favorite TV shows and movies appear even larger. It also offers eye protection with 360 nit to support vivid colors as well as subtle hues. Dual speakers provide immersive, theater-like sound.

Gamers especially will enjoy the speed of the Unisoc T618 with an upgraded algorithm and advanced chipset, ensuring fluidity even while multitasking. Hundreds of games are supported, and the expandable storage allows you to download many games, as well as songs and TV episodes. Play anywhere with 4G LTE technology.

Use the store coupon along with the promo code
GIFT10n to get a total discount of 47% off. You’ll pay just $159.99 for the tablet through December 10, 2021. 80 Blackview Airbuds 1 and 40 keyboards are available as gifts on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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