DOOGEE 2025 Newest Android 15 Tablets, U11 11 Inch Tablet,16GB RAM+128GB ROM (TF 2TB), 8580mAh, Octa Core,5G WiFi Android Tablets| Widevine L1 | Netflix | Bluetooth 5.0 | 13MP+5MP | GPS | OTG - Black

The DOOGEE U11 tablet is a solid pick for everyday tasks! It’s lightweight, the display is streaming, browsing, and light apps smoothly. Battery life holds up well for casual use, and the design feels sleek for the price. Great value if you need a budget-friendly tablet that gets the job done without fuss.

This is actually a decent tablet it's fast and good value for money. It looks good and has stood up to quite a bit of abuse as the kids keep borrowing it to play games on. I had originally bought it just for me to stream a few shows on but I'd almost need to buy another one because everyone else seems to "borrow" this on me now. All in all I'm impressed with the speed, the sound, and the screen and those where the main features I was looking from it, camera isn't the greatest on it but it's not the worst either, I wasn't looking to take photos on it so it doesn't matter to me.

DOOGEE’s U11 feels as though it ought to cost quite a bit more than it does. The 11-inch IPS screen refreshes at 90 Hz, so flicking through menus is silky smooth and Netflix shows arrive in proper 1080p sharpness. Tucked inside its aluminium shell is a Unisoc T606 paired with 16 GB of RAM, though 12 GB of that is virtual. Even so, the tablet keeps Chrome, YouTube Kids and a quick blast of Asphalt in memory without any sign of strain. With 128 GB of internal storage and a micro-SD slot, I can off-load the children’s cartoons just before we board the train to Glasgow.The battery is the real show-stopper. After two films, a stack of emails and an hour of chess puzzles, the 8580 mAh pack still sat at 35 per cent. Recharging is leisurely, so it is worth topping up overnight. The twin speakers sound richer than expected, although the 13 MP rear camera is only fair unless the light is spot-on.For streaming, casual gaming and surviving the inevitable bumps from the little ones, this tablet offers steady performance, a tidy build and cracking value without raiding the holiday fund.

this is a great tablet to use and a very good price, quick and colourful does what I need it to do

This tablet is an absolute gem! It’s fast, responsive, and handles everything from streaming to gaming with ease. The display is bright and colourful, and the sound quality is brilliant. I love how lightweight and slim it is—very easy to carry around. The battery lasts all day without needing a top-up, and the 16GB RAM with 128GB storage (expandable to 2TB!) makes multitasking a breeze. I’ve had zero issues using it and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality Android tablet. I’m really happy with this purchase!

Sitting in the UK's grey drizzle, you might want a tablet to brighten things up, and the DOOGEE U11 could just do that. It has a sleek 11-inch HD IPS screen, which is ideal whether you're catching up on your Netflix binge or sneaking in a game at work. It features a cheeky 90Hz refresh rate that keeps things smoother than a Mancunian trying to dodge an unexpected downpour. Now, let's not get ahead of ourselves. Inside, it runs on an Octa-Core processor with 16GB of RAM, which might sound impressive until you realise that 12GB of that comes from some crafty expansion technology. For my taste, it’s like wearing slightly padded shoulders.The ample 8580mAh battery means you've got the stamina to last through the longest of rainy weekends indoors. On a device that’s not all shiny and chrome, charging is disappointingly slow. But the audio clarity is a pleasant surprise, and with its shiny metal backside, it's quite the looker. If value for money were a football game, this tablet would definitely secure a decent spot on the roster without hogging the spotlight. Perfect for streaming and some light gaming, but don’t expect it to replace your laptop or rescue West Ham in the finals.

Updated review after two days of ownership...Plastic external camera parts including clear lens cover. These parts protrude from the case and will scratch easily and stop the device from laying perfectly flat on a table surface. Buy a case!Metal brushed aluminium case is beautiful but may scratch and dent easily. Purchase a case!Camera is usable, I cannot say more than that because I have not tried it outside. My Fire Tablet camera is a little better. May try a different camera app, other than the one supplied.Poor battery life, 5 hours from full charge and this includes processor intensive use during transfer of data and apps from another device. Tablet battery life will likely be better in normal usage without a processor intensive set-up.Charging time looks to be around four hours.Screen quality is poor with light bleed around the screen edges. This is typical of LED screens, its bad on this device especially around the area of the camera lens. There are lots of parrellel lines spaced about 1cm apart visible on the screen when the brightness is turned up. This looks like lined writing paper! There is noticeable aliasing around icons and text. Icons look blurred. This is not acceptable.1.6 ghz processor and 4gb of RAM. There is an option to set 12gb of virtual RAM or smaller. Disabling this function might save batter power?Graphics card is unknown to me at this time of writing.The device has GPS which is a big bonus.The tablet comes with a power adaptor with a flimsy pull-out negative terminal which saves space in storage. I don't like this design, It will likely snap off if you are not careful, the solution is to be carefully when plugging the adaptor in to a socket. I might get to like it in time!Slightly larger than my four year old 10 inch Fire Tablet. The DooGee U11 has a big bezel, the working screen size may actually be smaller than my old 10 inch Fire Tablet due to the large bezel.The sound quality is good from two speakers.Overall, a budget tablet with fair performance but let down by a nasty LCD screen.I could not find any consumer reviews of the product at time of writing.Where are all the reviews for this device, there is a small quantity of 5 star reviews and 4-1 review ratings, where are the 500 + Amazon reviews which the webpage indicates?I cannot recommend this tablet, perhaps my one is faulty. It will be returned to Amazon. Quite how this tablet becomes an Amazon recommended buy, well somethings not right.