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So, our correspondent visited the annual IFA 2026 trade show and came back with a whole lot of interesting things to share. This time, we’re taking a look at Blackview and products such as the Blackview Active 10 Pro tablet and the Blackview Xplore Satellite 2 and Blackview Xplore 6 smartphones. And, perhaps surprisingly, Blackview is also showing off laptops and accessories, including the Blackview AceBook 5, Blackview AceBook 10, Blackview SCM5, and Blackview Table 16.
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Blackview video report from IFA 2026
Mini PCs
What will I only briefly mention? Mini PCs, of course. Because NO, they’re NOT all running Ryzen. Well, not all of them, anyway. The MP50, for example, packs a Ryzen 7 3700U, 16 GB of RAM, and a 512 GB SSD, along with Wi-Fi 5 and a whole bunch of connectivity options – all in a chassis weighing just 282 g.
Next to a keyboard and mouse, the MP50 looks like, I don’t know, some kind of hub with an M.2 drive inside. We’ve actually had one of those before – the review link is in the description! But the compact size and low weight, combined with VESA 100×100 compatibility, make this and the other mini PCs excellent options for a portable yet reasonably powerful desktop setup.
There’s also the Blackview MP100 Pro, available with Intel Alder Lake or newer Ryzen processors, up to the Ryzen 5 7530U. Connectivity gets an upgrade too, with Wi-Fi 6 and three display outputs: HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB Type-C. It weighs just under half a kilogram. Then there’s the MP300, powered by an Intel Core 5 210H with integrated Xe Graphics G4, which should handle even some lighter games quite nicely. And the best part? It weighs just 243 g.
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Laptops
Let’s move on to the laptops. The Blackview AceBook 10, for example, is powered by an Intel Pentium Silver N6000 and features a huge 18.5-inch IPS FHD display, 16 GB of RAM, and a 512 GB SSD. There’s also an 8,000 mAh battery with support for 45 W charging. And yes, that’s more than enough for a Pentium Silver. Interestingly, the hinge opens a full 180°. And the weight is just 2.6 kg, which is actually not bad at all for an 18-inch laptop.
The AceBook 5, surprisingly, turned out not to be a smaller half of the AceBook 10, but a 15.6-inch device with the same processor. The battery is smaller, at 5,000 mAh, while charging remains at 45 W. RAM options range from 8 to 16 GB, with SSD storage available in 256 or 512 GB configurations. There was also the triple-screen Table 16 on display. It adds three extra screens to the laptop’s main display, with each one measuring 15.3 inches. All three are touchscreens with a resolution of 1920×1200 pixels, 300 nits of brightness, and IPS panels. The total power consumption of the entire setup is under 25 W.
There’s even a 2.5 W speaker, and compatibility covers both Windows and macOS. There’s also the SCM5, which is a single additional 14-inch display. But it’s a bit more clever: it doubles as a laptop stand and can deliver up to 100 W of power to the laptop. Despite that, the entire unit, including the stand, weighs just 1 kg. It even has a built-in 1.5 W speaker, along with TUV Low Blue Light certification.
Tablets
As for tablets, the Blackview Active 10 Pro stands out thanks to its built-in projector.
Quite literally, the projector is built right into the tablet’s chassis, with the projection lens located along the upper edge. It features autofocus, while a built-in stand/handle makes it easy to position and use.
We reviewed a similar model with a similar handle before – the link is in the description below the video. Other highlights include an 11-inch 90 Hz FHD+ IPS display, Gorilla Glass 5, and a weight of 1.2 kg. As for the chassis protection, there’s no information available.
The tablet is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7300, which can reach around 900,000 points in AnTuTu. RAM goes up to 12 GB, with support for memory expansion, while storage is available in configurations of up to 512 GB. The main camera has a 108 MP sensor, while the front-facing camera is 50 MP. There’s also a dedicated 20 MP night-vision camera. The software is handled by DokeOS based on Android 15. Power comes from a massive 30,000 mAh battery with support for 55 W charging.
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Smartphones
The Blackview Xplore 6 is essentially the manufacturer’s flagship smartphone.
It’s not just the 6.73-inch AMOLED display with a 3.2K resolution and a refresh rate ranging from 1 to 120 Hz. It also has a secondary 1.47-inch AMOLED display on the rear, a 12,000 mAh silicon-carbon battery with 120 W charging, and a flagship MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ chipset capable of pushing close to 3 million points in AnTuTu.
But there’s also a pretty impressive camera setup. And, as an optional extra, there’s a teleconverter. The idea is simple: it gives the main camera 3× optical zoom. Cool? Very cool!
So why did I leave the Xplore 2 Satellite for last? Because it’s a perfect segue into a quick reminder: all the thermal imaging I’ve done on our YouTube channel was shot with Blackview devices. Not the Xplore 2 Satellite, though – it doesn’t have a thermal sensor, but it does offer satellite connectivity. Instead, I used the Xplore 1 Pro, which we reviewed here.
