Callsky Ctab 14: specs, size and price

A low-cost 14-inch tablet from a new brand, not reviewed

The Callsky Ctab 14 is a low-cost 14.1-inch Android tablet from Callsky, a brand created in 2024 that sells online, mainly in the US. Callsky presents it for work, streaming and home use, with a case and a stylus in the box. No independent review has been published yet, so the details below come from Callsky’s own product page and cannot be confirmed by measurements.

Screen: large, but not very sharp and probably dim

The 14.1-inch IPS screen uses the 16:10 format, a wide format made for videos, and its area is about 10 % larger than the screen of the 13-inch iPad Pro. With 1920 × 1200 pixels (161 ppi), it is not very sharp at this size. Callsky gives no brightness figure; earlier data mentioned only 290 nits, which would be dim, and no anti-glare coating is listed.

Speed: an entry-level chip from 2021, Widevine L1

Inside is the Unisoc T616, an entry-level chip from 2021: enough for streaming, reading and the web, but slow with heavy apps and games. It has 8 GB of RAM (the “16 GB” in listings includes 8 GB of virtual memory) and 256 GB of storage, plus a microSD slot shared with the second SIM. Callsky’s page lists Android 15 in its description but Android 14 in its spec table, with Google Play; there is no update policy. Widevine L1 allows HD streaming on Netflix and Prime Video.

Case and stylus included; only about 6 hours of battery

The included leather case doubles as a stand, and the stylus is a simple rubber-tip pen; there is no official keyboard, but USB and Bluetooth keyboards work. The 10,000 mAh battery charges at 18 W, and Callsky itself promises only about 6 hours of use. The tablet weighs 2.2 lb (about 1 kg). It has four speakers, one USB-C port and no headphone jack, plus 4G LTE with two nano SIMs (bands 2, 4, 5, 7 and 17: check your carrier) and GPS.

Warranty: one year, or two after registration

Callsky sells it at a low price, with a one-year warranty, or two years after registration.