Blackview Zeno 6 Pro Tablet Launches With 120Hz Display

Blackview has expanded its tablet lineup with the new Zeno 6 Pro, a device aimed at users who want a larger screen for entertainment, browsing, video calls and everyday multitasking. The tablet has now appeared on the company website, although its official price has not been announced yet.

The display is one of the main attractions of the Zeno 6 Pro. It gets an 11 inch panel with a resolution of 2300 by 1600 pixels and a 120Hz refresh rate. The higher refresh rate should make scrolling through apps, websites and supported content feel smoother during regular use.

Blackview has also focused on the viewing experience with a claimed 94.7 percent screen to body ratio and 225 pixels per inch. The tablet carries TUV SUD low blue light certification, which is intended to reduce exposure to certain blue light emissions during extended viewing.

For streaming, the Zeno 6 Pro comes with Widevine L1 certification. This allows supported streaming services to provide content in up to 1080p resolution, making the tablet more suitable for watching movies and shows on its larger display.

Performance comes from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chipset. The processor is paired with up to 12GB of LPDDR4X RAM, giving the tablet enough memory for everyday multitasking and switching between applications.

Storage goes up to 256GB using UFS 2.2 technology. Users who need more space can expand the storage through a microSD card, with support for capacities of up to 2TB. This could be useful for those who keep a large collection of photos, videos, documents or downloaded content on their tablet.

Blackview has added several software features to make multitasking more practical. The tablet supports Split Screen 2.0, allowing two supported applications to be used together. It also includes PC Mode 3.0 for a desktop style interface and a four finger swipe gesture for quickly switching between tasks.

The camera setup is fairly straightforward. A 13 megapixel primary camera is placed on the rear and can record video at up to 1080p resolution. On the front, there is an 8 megapixel camera designed mainly for video calls and other basic front camera functions.

The company has also included a built in light. Blackview says this can help when taking photos in darker surroundings and can also be useful during video calls when the available lighting is limited.

Another notable part of the package is the collection of accessories included in the box. Depending on the final retail package, buyers get a wireless mouse, stylus, protective case, screen guard, wired earphones, an 18W charger and a USB C cable.

The accessory bundle gives the Zeno 6 Pro a more complete setup straight out of the box. The inclusion of a mouse and stylus could be particularly useful for people planning to use the tablet for basic productivity, note taking and PC style tasks.

Blackview has not yet revealed the official price of the Zeno 6 Pro. Since the tablet is already listed on the company website, more information about pricing and availability is expected to arrive soon.

Overall, the Zeno 6 Pro combines a high refresh rate display with a Snapdragon processor, generous RAM and expandable storage. Its 11 inch screen also gives it an advantage for users who prefer a larger viewing area than a conventional smartphone.

The tablet appears to be designed as an everyday device rather than a premium performance machine. Features such as PC Mode, Split Screen, Widevine L1 and the included accessories add practical value, while the 2TB expandable storage option gives users considerable flexibility for storing files and media.