Smartphone Doogee E3 Max 14 8GB/256GB WiFi+4G Gray

Designed for those who need maximum work surface without sacrificing mobility, the Tab E3 Max integrates a 14" 2.1K (2160 × 1440) IPS panel in 3:2 aspect ratio, ideal for documents and creative editing. The package is powered by a 6nm MediaTek Helio G100 backed by 32GB of dynamic RAM (8GB physical + 24GB stretched) and 256GB UFS, while the 13500mAh battery covers long days with 18W fast charging and 10W reverse charging.

Large, well-used screen

The reduced bezels and 3:2 ratio add 18% more vertical area than the usual 16:10, making it easier to read and multitask. 185 ppi density and anti-glare treatment keep the screen sharp indoors; Eye Comfort mode filters out blue light for long sessions.

Upper mid-range power

Helio G100 (2 × Cortex-A76 @ 2.2 GHz + 6 × A55 @ 2.0 GHz) and Mali-G57 GPU let you edit FHD photos, run office suites and enjoy casual titles at a stable 60 fps. Android 15 features Gemini AI and enhanced privacy, and RAM expansion keeps more than ten simultaneous apps running smoothly.

Marathon battery life and immersive audio

Up to 10 h of video playback thanks to the 13500 mAh cell; 50% is recovered in about 50 min. Four 1217 BOX speakers create a wide stereo effect, complemented by 3.5 mm port for audio monitors or FM radio.

Versatile cameras and connectivity

The rear module combines 16 MP main + 2 MP macro, while the 8 MP front ensures crystal-clear video calls. Dual-SIM LTE, dual-band Wi-Fi ac, Bluetooth 5.2, GPS and USB-C OTG; supports microSD up to 2TB.

Rugged and functional design

The 8.9mm, 992g metal chassis integrates magnetic Bluetooth keyboard holder; the flat profile makes it easy to grip despite the diagonal. Three colours (Grey, Grey and Blue) add a professional or casual touch depending on the environment.

Our expert's opinion

The DOOGEE Tab E3 Max ups the ante against the Lenovo Tab P12 (12.7"/10 200 mAh), outperforming its autonomy and offering a 3:2 format that makes better use of office computing. Compared to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE + 12.4 ", it sacrifices IP certification and maximum brightness but compensates with double the battery and expanded RAM. Compared to the previous Tab T30, it improves on the 6 nm chipset, quad audio and Android 15 out of the box. As weak points, the weight is around a kilo and the screen is at 60 Hz, but its performance-size ratio makes it an outstanding tool for study, design and multimedia consumption without constant dependence on the charger.