Doogee Tab E3 Max: specs, size and price

A 14-inch 3:2 Android tablet with 4G for about $330, but slow and with a dim screen

• Screen14.0″ IPS LCD, 60 Hz
• Aspect ratio3:2 (1.50)between video and paper formats: good for documents and the web
• Resolution2160 × 1440 pixelsfairly sharp (185 ppi): pixels visible up close
• Brightness300 nitsdim: for dim rooms
• Screen area584 cm² · 97 % of a Letter sheet
• SystemAndroid 15
• ProcessorMediaTek Helio G100
• Weight992 g
• Penoptional
• Keyboardoptional
• Statuscurrent model

The Doogee Tab E3 Max is a low-cost 14-inch Android tablet with 4G LTE. Independent reviews are few. heise gave it 3 of 5 stars: the largest budget tablet it had tested, good as a big, cheap work surface, but with too many compromises for films and series. The Japanese sites HelenTech and Techno-Edge see it as a tablet for videos, e-books and cloud gaming at home, not for travel.

The screen is about 12 % larger than that of the 13-inch iPad Pro. 3:2 is a tall format, better for documents, web pages and sheet music; videos show black bars. At 185 ppi (2160 × 1440), heise could see single pixels up close and measured only 330 nits, too dim for outdoor use, and the glossy screen reflects a lot. Most sources give 60 Hz.

The MediaTek Helio G100 is an entry-level chip: fine for browsing, office work, videos and simple games, but both Japanese reviewers noticed small stutters when scrolling. It has 8 GB of RAM, 256 GB of storage and a microSD slot. Android 15 is close to stock Android, with Google services, but Doogee has no update policy, and heise’s unit had an outdated security patch. With Widevine L3, Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video play only in SD (480p).

There is no pen or keyboard made for it; the VIP Edition adds a Bluetooth keyboard and a mouse. In heise’s PCMark test at 200 nits the 13,500 mAh battery lasted 8.5 hours, an average result, and 18 W charging takes over three hours. The metal body is solid but weighs 992 g. It has Wi-Fi 5, USB-C 2.0, a headphone jack, dual SIM and GPS, but no fingerprint reader.

Doogee lists it at $329, or $359 with accessories (sold out in the US store in October 2026), and at €329.99 in Germany. In Japan it is sold on Amazon and Rakuten.

The Doogee Tab E3 Max is powered by the MediaTek Helio G100 processor, released in 2024 and built on a 6 nm process. It is an entry-level chip: fine for videos, web browsing, reading and taking notes, but apps open slowly and games have to run at low settings. The same chip is used in the Doogee Tab E3 Pro / U13 and the Teclast T70 Pro. Compared with other large tablets:

• The Apple M5 in the Apple iPad Pro 13″ (M5) is about 9 times faster.
• The Unisoc T7300 in the Alldocube iPlay 70 Max Pro is about 30 % faster.
• The Doogee Tab E3 Max is about 20 % faster than the Acer Iconia A16 and its Allwinner A733.

The screen of the Doogee Tab E3 Max reaches 300 nits according to Doogee, which is dim: fine in a dark or dim room, but hard to read near a window and outdoors. heise measured 330 nits.

• Doogee Tab E3 Max
  11.6 × 7.8 in
• iPad Pro 13″
  10.4 × 7.8 in
• Letter sheet
  11.0 × 8.5 in

The Doogee Tab E3 Max drawn to scale with the 13-inch iPad Pro and a Letter sheet.

Specifications checked on October 2, 2026. Prices are the manufacturers’ list prices (not Amazon prices) and change often.

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• Doogee (product page)
• Doogee Germany (shop)
• Doogee MWC 2025 (launch)
• Notebookcheck (launch)
• heise (review)
• HelenTech (review)
• Techno-Edge (review)
• GSMArena (specifications)
• Tabletowo (launch)
• teltarif (launch)
• smartzone (launch)