ZTE has introduced a brand new tablet in Europe which is currently available only in Poland. It is possible that the company will release it in other European countries in the near future. This latest device is known as the ZTE Pad X1102N.
The tablet feature an 11 inch LCD touchscreen with a resolution of 1920×1200 pixels and a smooth 90Hz refresh rate. It has a 13 megapixel rear camera and a 5-megapixel front camera which can be used for selfies or video calls. The device is powered by a 7,670 mAh battery that supports 21W wired charging. However, this battery size is relatively modest compared to today’s mainstream smartphones many of which now offer much larger capacities.
The ZTE Pad X1102N is powered by the Unisoc T8100 processor which handles all daily tasks smoothly. It has 6GB of RAM which help in smooth multitasking and 256GB of storage for apps, videos and other files. Additionally, the device offers 5G connectivity, four speakers for better sound output and a 3.5mm headphone jack for users who prefer traditional wired headphones.
The ZTE Pad X1102N measures 257 x 168 x 7.65 mm and weigh 522 grams. It comes with Android 15 pre installed. In Poland, it is being offered by carriers such as Orange and Plus at very affordable monthly rates. With a three-year plan from Plus the tablet and service together cost only PLN 27.17 per month which is roughly $7.54. If you wish to purchase the tablet directly without a plan it is priced at PLN 899 or around $250.
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