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Ninkear T40: specs, size and price
A low-cost 14-inch Windows 11 2-in-1 with keyboard, Intel N100 and 16 GB of RAM
The Ninkear T40. Image: Ninkear
Key specifications
- Screen14.0″ IPS LCD
- Aspect ratio16:10 (1.60)wide: good for videos and split screen
- Resolution1920 × 1200 pixelsfairly sharp (162 ppi): pixels visible up close
- Brightness250 nitsdim: for dim rooms
- Screen area568 cm² · 94 % of a Letter sheet
- SystemWindows 11
- ProcessorIntel Processor N100
- Weight989 g
- Pen—
- Keyboardincluded
- Statuscurrent model
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Overview
The Ninkear T40 is a low-cost 14-inch Windows 11 2-in-1 for office work, web browsing and videos. It came out in March 2024 for about €380, with a detachable keyboard. No independent review with measurements was found (October 2026): Notebookcheck only reported on the launch and expected enough speed for office work and video playback, but not more.
The IPS touchscreen has 1920 × 1200 pixels in the 16:10 format, a wide format made for videos. Its area is about 9 % larger than that of the 13-inch iPad Pro, but at 162 ppi it is not very sharp. Ninkear rates the brightness at only 250 nits, which Notebookcheck pointed out as a weak point: that is dim in a bright room.
The Intel Processor N100 is an entry-level chip: fine for office software, browsing and streaming, slow for photo editing or games. The 16 GB of RAM is generous at this price, and the 512 GB SSD sits in a replaceable M.2 2242 slot. Windows 11 runs normal desktop programs and gets its updates from Microsoft.
The Bluetooth keyboard attaches magnetically and has an RGB backlight and a touchpad; according to Notebookcheck, it only comes with a QWERTY layout. Ninkear’s pictures show a magnetic folding cover as a stand and a “universal stylus pen”, but no pressure-sensitive pen standard is named. The 38 Wh battery should last up to 6 hours according to Ninkear and charges over USB-C (60 % in one hour). The tablet weighs 989 g and is 10 mm thick, so it is heavy to hold. It has two USB-C ports (one with charging and video output, one for data only), a micro HDMI port, four speakers, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2; no headphone jack is listed (Ninkear).
In October 2026, Ninkear’s European store listed the T40 at €299 (regular price €499.97), but it was sold out.
Pros
- Backlit keyboard with touchpad included
- 16 GB of RAM and a replaceable M.2 SSD
- Micro HDMI and USB-C video output
- Low price for a 14-inch Windows tablet
Cons
- No independent review yet
- Dim screen (250 nits, Ninkear’s figure)
- Slow entry-level Intel N100
- Low sharpness for 14 inches (162 ppi)
- Heavy (989 g)
- Short battery life (up to 6 hours claimed)
Performance
The Ninkear T40 is powered by the relatively old Intel Processor N100 processor, released in 2023 and built on a 10 nm process. It is fine for streaming, web browsing, documents and casual games, but it is not made for demanding games, video editing or heavy multitasking. Compared with other large tablets:
- The Apple M5 in the Apple iPad Pro 13″ (M5) is about 5.5 times faster.
- The Samsung Exynos 1580 in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ is about 40 % faster.
- The Ninkear T40 is about 40 % faster than the Meswao MES-B3 (Pro) and its MediaTek Helio G99.
Brightness
The screen of the Ninkear T40 reaches 250 nits according to Ninkear, which is dim: fine in a dark or dim room, but hard to read near a window and outdoors.
Size compared with the iPad Pro and a sheet of paper
- Ninkear T40
11.9 × 7.4 in - iPad Pro 13″
10.4 × 7.8 in - Letter sheet
11.0 × 8.5 in
The Ninkear T40 drawn to scale with the 13-inch iPad Pro and a Letter sheet.
Full specifications
| Display | |
|---|---|
| Screen size | 14.0 inches |
| Screen area | 88.1 in² · 568 cm² · 94 % of a Letter sheet · 109 % of the 13″ iPad Pro |
| Resolution | 1920 × 1200 |
| Pixel density | 162 ppi |
| Aspect ratio | 16:10 (1.60) |
| Panel | IPS LCD |
| Max brightness (maker) | 250 nits |
| Surface | glossy |
| Performance and software | |
| Operating system | Windows 11 |
| Processor | Intel Processor N100 (10 nm) |
| Class | entry level |
| RAM | 16 GB |
| Storage | 512 GB (SATA SSD [M.2 2242]) |
| microSD | no |
| Pen and keyboard | |
| Keyboard | included — Ninkear detachable keyboard (RGB backlit) |
| Built-in kickstand | no |
| Design and battery | |
| Weight (tablet) | 989 g (2.18 lb) |
| Thickness | 10 mm |
| Dimensions | 317 × 215 × 10 mm |
| Battery | 5,000 mAh · 38 Wh |
| Charging | 36 W |
| Ports | 2 × USB-C (1 full-featured, 1 data only), 1 × micro HDMI |
| Video out (USB-C) | yes |
| Speakers | 4 |
| Cameras | 5 MP rear, 2 MP front |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, none |
| Price and availability | |
| List price (manufacturer) | $299 · €299 |
| Status | current model |
| Released | March 2024 |
| Sold in | Europe, USA |
Specifications checked on October 2, 2026. Prices are the manufacturers’ list prices (not Amazon prices) and change often.
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