Doogee U14: specs, size and price

A new 14-inch tablet, too expensive for its speed

The Doogee U14 is a 14-inch Android tablet for videos, video calls and office work at home. Doogee began selling it on its website in September 2026. There is no independent review with measurements yet: the German site smartzone only presented it and found it too expensive for its performance.

Screen: 2.2K at 90 Hz, sharper than most budget rivals

The screen is about 9 % larger than the screen of the 13-inch iPad Pro. Its 16:10 format is a wide format made for videos. The IPS panel has 2240 × 1400 pixels (189 ppi), more than the 1920 × 1200 of many budget 14-inch tablets, and runs at 90 Hz. Doogee gives neither the brightness nor an anti-glare finish.

Speed: an embedded-device chip, slower than the Helio G99

The Rockchip RK3576S is an entry-level chip mostly used in embedded devices. According to smartzone, it is slower than the MediaTek Helio G99 of many low-cost tablets. The U14 has 8 GB of RAM (the extra “48 GB” in Doogee’s ads is virtual RAM taken from the storage), 256 GB of storage and a microSD slot. It runs Android 16 with Google services, and Widevine L1 allows HD on Netflix and Prime Video. Doogee publishes no update policy.

Big 14,000 mAh battery and six speakers, but no 4G

There is no keyboard cover: a bundle adds a separate Bluetooth keyboard with touchpad, a mouse, a stylus and a leather cover. The 14,000 mAh battery charges at 33 W; Doogee gives no runtime. The metal body weighs 858 g and is 8.5 mm thin. Six speakers, a headphone jack, one USB-C port, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 complete the equipment; there is no 4G.

Sold worldwide from Doogee’s own shop

Doogee sells the U14 worldwide from its own shop, alone or in a bundle with accessories (Doogee).