Blackview Mega2 12-inch Android Tablet: specs, box contents and fit

The Blackview Mega2 is a 12-inch Android 15 tablet in grey with a metal housing. It comes with a keyboard, mouse, pen and protective case, so it works both as a media tablet and as a light laptop alternative. Here is what its listed specs mean in practice.

Display and sound

The screen is 12 inches with a 2K Full HD resolution, a 16:10 shape and HDR support. A 16:10 panel is a good fit for video, and the extra height helps in documents and web pages. Blackview says the tablet supports Widevine L1, which is the security level that streaming apps typically require before they will play HD video. It also lists 3D surround speakers and 1080P streaming.

Processor, memory and storage

Blackview lists an octa-core T615 processor, a chip class aimed at everyday tasks such as browsing, video, office apps and casual games. Heavy 3D gaming is not what this class is made for.

The "24GB RAM" figure is 8GB of physical memory plus 16GB of expandable memory. Expandable memory typically borrows part of the storage as a swap area. It can help apps stay open in the background, but it is not as fast as real RAM, so think of the 8GB as the true working memory.

Internal storage is 256GB, and the listing says it can be expanded up to 2TB with a TF (microSD) card, which is useful for photos, video and downloaded files.

Software and sign-in

The tablet runs Android 15. Blackview mentions AI features for video quality and aerial gesture controls, Face ID for unlocking and a pre-installed WPS office suite. Check how those features behave in the manual and settings, as such features vary between devices.

Connectivity

Wireless is dual-band Wi-Fi with 5G Wi-Fi, plus 4G LTE for a mobile data connection. The 4G LTE support typically means a SIM slot, but the listing doesn't say which carriers or bands are supported, so check compatibility with your provider. For location, Blackview lists GPS, Glonass, Beidou and Galileo.

Battery and cameras

The 9000mAh battery supports 18W fast charging, and Blackview quotes up to 912 hours of standby time. Standby figures come from lab conditions, and real use with the screen on will be far shorter. Cameras are an 8MP front and a 13MP rear unit, with panoramic photo support and AI lighting adjustment.

What's in the box

The listing says: tablet, keyboard, mouse, pen, protective case, user manual, USB charger, Type-C cable, headset and a needle (presumably a SIM tray ejector).

Size and weight

The listing gives 8.0 x 3.0 x 4.0 inches and 1.4 lb, which appear to be packaging figures and don't match a 12-inch screen. Check the tablet's real dimensions with Blackview before you plan a case or bag.

Who it suits

It suits people who want a large screen for video, reading, note-taking and light office work, particularly with the included keyboard. Students and travellers who want mobile data may like the LTE option. It is less suited to demanding games or professional software.

What to check before you buy

• Real memory: remember that 8GB is physical and 16GB is virtual.
• Mobile bands: confirm 4G LTE works with your provider.
• Updates: ask Blackview how long Android updates and security patches are supported.
• Keyboard layout: check that it is the layout you want.
• Dimensions: confirm the tablet's real size.

The short version

• A 12-inch 2K, 16:10 Android 15 tablet with Widevine L1.
• Octa-core T615, 8GB + 16GB virtual RAM, 256GB storage, TF card up to 2TB.
• 9000mAh battery with 18W charging, 4G LTE and Wi-Fi.
• Includes keyboard, mouse, pen and case.

Bloiq is reader-supported. Some links may earn us a commission; it never affects what we write. How we make money.