Doogee Tab G6 Max: specs, size and price

A low-cost 13.4-inch tablet, known only from its specs

The Doogee Tab G6 Max is a low-cost 13.4-inch Android tablet for video, web and schoolwork, launched in November 2025 on Doogee’s store and Amazon, and also sold by Otto in Germany since September 2026. There is no independent review with measurements yet: the articles found are launch news, spec sheets and promotional texts, so this summary relies on the official specifications.

Screen: not very sharp; 90 or 120 Hz depending on source

The IPS screen has about the same area as the screen of the 13-inch iPad Pro, but in 16:10, a wide format made for videos. With 1920 × 1200 pixels it reaches only about 169 ppi, so text looks less sharp than on most tablets. Doogee gives no brightness figure. Its international pages list a 120 Hz screen and a Unisoc T7300 chip, but its German page names the older Unisoc T7280, and Android Headlines, smartzone and GSMArena give 90 Hz, so check the listing before buying.

Speed: entry-level; Android 16, 4G and Widevine L1

Either chip is entry-level: enough for streaming, browsing and office apps, not for demanding games. The tablet has 6 GB of RAM (Doogee’s “36 GB” adds virtual memory taken from storage), 256 GB of storage and a microSD slot shared with the second SIM. It runs Android 16 with Google services, but Doogee has no update policy. 4G LTE is built in, and smartzone reports Widevine L1 for HD streaming.

Light and thin for its size; accessories in a bundle

The VIP Edition adds a Bluetooth keyboard, a mouse, a stylus and a cover. The 11,000 mAh battery charges slowly at 18 W, and there are only two speakers. At 745 g and 7.75 mm, the tablet is light and thin for its size.

Sold alone or in a bundle, in the US and Germany

It is a low-cost tablet, sold alone or in a bundle with keyboard, mouse, stylus and case, in the US and in Germany (Doogee, Doogee Germany, smartzone).