Oukitel RT7 Titan 5G review – A sturdy outdoor tablet that lets you work for days without needing an outlet

Oukitel’s RT7 Titan is a tablet of the extremes: Very heavy, very long runtimes, very well protected from environmental influences and it comes with an extensive accessory kit. In noisy surroundings, its loud speakers are a big plus and it is also nice to see that Oukitel has thought to include a glove-mode for the touchscreen.

Unfortunately, the screen doesn’t make all too good an impression outside – it simply needs to be brighter to be able to remain legible on sunny days. Its color depiction isn’t the most accurate either, as it shows quite a big blue tint. Still, it manages to work without any PWM flickering.

In view of its price class, the tablet’s performance is more than sufficient and it can be operated smoothly in everyday use. Its main camera is good enough for snapshots and the night-vision camera is a real highlight: You can take sharp black-and-white pictures even in complete darkness thanks to infrared diodes.

Users are treated to stock Android on the tablet and don’t have to deal with much third-party software. Its storage is fast and abundant, the tablet barely gets warm under load and it offers lots of 4G and 5G frequencies, meaning it’s also possible to access the internet internationally.

The tablet’s heavy weight should be kept in mind if you are thinking of purchasing it. Even so, Oukitel has included lots of accessories that make it possible to use and transport the tablet practically.

The Oukitel RT7 Titan is bulky and heavy but in turn, it offers a lot: High resistance, long runtimes, a great night-vision camera, lots of storage and mobile data.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active4 Pro is quite a bit faster, however, you have to make do with less storage. The 5G version is also currently a lot more expensive than our test device.