Starting up the tablet reveals the Android 13operating system, with access to all the usual apps and services.
Browsing the internet using the Wi-Fi connection proves that the tablet has a decent connection speed.
Likewise, when switching to a SIM, the 4G connection is decent enough as well.
The tell tale sign of slightly raised and reinforced corners shows that this isn’t your usual stay-at-home model.
Looking over the RT8, you start to see more evidence of its nature and intended use.
The design is decidedly rugged without going over the top.
The instant you get the RT8 in your hands, you’re free to feel its durability.
While you’re out and about, you may want to capture some of the scenes around you.
More likely, if you’re working on-site, you’ll need to capture some site images.
Here, the RT8 is well-equipped with a 48MPSonyrear camera capable of capturing highly detailed images.
Once removed from the water and the screen is wiped dry, it will work just fine.
Doors and fixings are solid, not forgoing functionality over style.
Watching media files and streaming video also work smoothly, depending on the connection, of course.
When it comes to playing games, standard mobile games work without issues, as you’d hope.
However, when the processors are pushed, the performance starts to lag.
When it comes to performance, this tablet excels in areas where others don’t.
Oukitel RT8: Verdict
The RT8 is a great-looking tablet, albeit a bit weighty.
Unless you need a tough tablet for home use, this won’t be the best solution.
Should you buy a Oukitel RT8?
It is a reliable companion for adventure or fieldwork.
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