Oscal Bolt 2 11-inch Android tablet shown with its productivity accessories

The appeal of Oscal’s Bolt 2 is not raw tablet performance—it is arriving ready for light work. The 11-inch Android tablet includes a wireless keyboard, mouse and stylus, avoiding the extra accessory purchase that often keeps low-cost tablets from becoming practical document and email machines. U.S. price and availability have not been confirmed.

A portable productivity bundle first

PC Mode 3.0 supplies a desktop-style interface with resizable windows, a dock and multitasking support. Paired with the included keyboard and mouse, the setup is aimed at WPS Office, email, online classes and basic document editing rather than replacing a full laptop.

Oscal Bolt 2 tablet with included keyboard, stylus and PC Mode interface

The Bolt 2 runs Android 16 with DokeOS_P 5.0 and uses a Unisoc T7250 processor, 8GB of physical RAM and 128GB of storage. Oscal’s “up to 32GB RAM” figure includes up to 24GB of storage-based virtual memory, not additional physical RAM. A microSD card slot supports expansion up to 2TB.

  • 11-inch IPS display with 1280 × 800 resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate
  • 8,300mAh battery with 18W charging and 10W OTG reverse charging
  • 8MP rear camera and 5MP front camera
  • Dual-SIM 4G, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS and a 3.5mm headphone jack
  • Widevine L1 support for up to 1080p streaming, TÜV SÜD low-blue-light certification and dual BOX speakers
Oscal Bolt 2 11-inch tablet and included keyboard accessory

Smooth scrolling, limited screen detail

The 90Hz panel should make navigation and scrolling look smoother than on many entry-level tablets, but its 1280 × 800 resolution is relatively low at 11 inches. It should be adequate for streaming, web browsing and classwork, while small text, extended split-screen use and photo editing are less natural fits.

Oscal Bolt 2 tablet productivity setup with keyboard and stylus

Likewise, the T7250 platform should handle everyday Android apps, video playback, office tasks and moderate multitasking, but it is not positioned as a gaming tablet. The 8,300mAh battery is sizable, though 18W charging suggests that refills will not be especially quick.

Oscal lists the Bolt 2 in its European store at €199.99, with the keyboard, mouse and stylus included. That pricing does not establish a U.S. price, but the package is clearly designed for students, travelers and users who want an inexpensive connected tablet for occasional productivity rather than a sharper display, faster charging or higher-end performance.

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