Brave, a new tech company headquartered in India, enters the Android market with a surprisingly ambitious first product: the Brave Ark, a productivity-oriented tablet built around a massive screen and an equally massive battery. The device combines a 12.95-inch LCD panel (2880 × 1840 px, 144Hz) with Android 15 and a custom Desktop Mode that supports resizable windows and even dual-display setups via USB-C.
Under the hood, the Ark runs on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, a 4nm SoC that, while not brand-new, is still fast enough for productivity and entertainment. The tablet ships in a single configuration—12GB RAM and 256GB storage—with microSD expansion available.
Brave pairs this hardware with an enormous 14,550mAh dual-cell battery squeezed into a 7.6mm chassis. Charging is rated at 33W USB-PD. The company clearly positions the Ark as a work-and-study companion, offering a magnetic keyboard with pogo-pin connection and its own AI key. The display supports the Ark Pen stylus at 240Hz sampling, with sub-10ms latency, 4,096 pressure levels, and tilt detection over 50°. The pen attaches magnetically and offers up to 12 hours of use on a charge.
Entertainment hasn’t been ignored: the Brave Ark includes an 8-speaker system (4 woofers + 4 tweeters) with DTS Audio for a fuller multimedia experience.
The tablet is now available on Amazon India for 35,000 INR (12/256GB). The first 200 buyers receive the keyboard free. The stylus, protective case, and charger are included by default, with two additional case types sold separately: a shock-resistant option and a TPU leather model with a kickstand.
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