Ugee Trio Pad UT3: specs, size and price

A 14.25-inch 3:2 Android tablet with a matte screen, a pen and a folio case in the box

• Screen14.2″ IPS LCD, 60 Hz
• Aspect ratio3:2 (1.50)between video and paper formats: good for documents and the web
• Resolution2400 × 1600 pixelssharp (202 ppi)
• Brightness521 nits measuredfine indoors, too dim outdoors in summer
• Screen area605 cm² · 100 % of a Letter sheet
• SystemAndroid 14
• ProcessorMediaTek Helio G99
• Weight760 g
• Penincluded
• Keyboardnone
• Statuscurrent model

The Ugee Trio Pad UT3 (launched in November 2024 as the Fun Drawing Pad UT3) is a 14.25-inch Android tablet for drawing, notes and reading. It shares the TCL NxtPaper 14’s hardware but adds a pen, a folio case and a glove. Notebookcheck gives it 74 %: a good drawing tablet with dated hardware. The Gadgeteer and Creative Bloq praise its value; Parkablogs finds the pen too imprecise for exact line work.

The screen is about 16 % larger than the 13-inch iPad Pro’s. Its 3:2 format is taller than 16:10, better for documents and sheet music, and at 202 ppi it is reasonably sharp. The matte TCL panel almost removes reflections; Notebookcheck measured 521 nits, a 6-nit minimum and no PWM flicker. Three modes include black-and-white Ink Paper.

The MediaTek Helio G99 is a 2022 entry-level chip. With 8 GB of RAM, it handles everyday tasks and drawing apps, but not demanding games. The 256 GB of eMMC storage is slow, with no microSD slot. Android 14 includes Google Play and Widevine L1 (HD on Netflix and Prime Video). Ugee has no update policy: the promised Android 15 had not arrived in January 2026, when Notebookcheck found the May 2025 security patch.

The U-Pencil has 4,096 pressure levels and tilt. Notebookcheck finds its 20 ms latency clearly noticeable, and Parkablogs saw wobbly slow diagonal lines and weak palm rejection. There is no official keyboard. Notebookcheck measured 13 hours in its Wi-Fi test, Parkablogs about 5.5 hours at maximum brightness. It weighs 760 g, 180 g more than the 13-inch iPad Pro: Notebookcheck finds it quite heavy, and Parkablogs calls it a tabletop tablet. The four speakers sound weak; the only port is USB-C, with no headphone jack.

Ugee charged $429 in the US (list price $499); its store showed it sold out in October 2026 (Ugee). In Europe the list price is €526, often below €400 (Notebookcheck).

The Ugee Trio Pad UT3 is powered by the relatively old MediaTek Helio G99 processor, released in 2022 and built on a 6 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. The same chip is used in 8 other tablets of our database, including the Meswao MES-B3 (Pro) and the TCL NxtPaper 14. Compared with other large tablets:

• The Apple M5 in the Apple iPad Pro 13″ (M5) is about 8 times faster.
• The Unisoc T7300 in the Alldocube iPlay 70 Max Pro is about 20 % faster.
• The Ugee Trio Pad UT3 is about 30 % faster than the Callsky Ctab 14 and its Unisoc T616.

The screen of the Ugee Trio Pad UT3 reaches 521 nits measured by Notebookcheck, which is enough indoors, but not for outdoor use in the summer (600 nits is the minimum).

• Ugee Trio Pad UT3
  11.9 × 7.9 in
• iPad Pro 13″
  10.4 × 7.8 in
• Letter sheet
  11.0 × 8.5 in

The Ugee Trio Pad UT3 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.

• Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 14.6″
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 / S9 / S10 Ultra 14.6″
• TCL NxtPaper 14 14.3″
• Callsky Ctab 14 14.1″
• Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra 14.0″
• Doogee Tab E3 Max 14.0″
• Wacom MovinkPad Pro 14 14.0″
• Meswao MES-B2 14.0″

• Ugee
• Ugee store (US)
• Ugee store (EU)
• Notebookcheck (review)
• Notebookcheck (review, German)
• Notebookcheck (review, French)
• Parkablogs (review)
• The Gadgeteer (review)
• Creative Bloq (review)