Chinese maker Ai+ expands beyond phones with its first tablet, the PulseTab, slated for a May launch in India. The 10.95‑inch IPS LCD delivers FHD+ resolution at 90 Hz and peaks at 400 nits, while quad speakers aim to improve multimedia playback. Running nxtQ OS, a skin built on Android 16, the device targets budget‑conscious consumers at a price point that undercuts many rivals.

Under the hood sits MediaTek’s Helio G88 chipset paired with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage, expandable via microSD. Photography is handled by a 13 MP rear sensor and an 8 MP front shooter, modest specs for a tablet in this segment. An 8,000 mAh battery promises all‑day use despite the high refresh rate, making it a viable option for media consumption.

Pricing starts at INR 9,999 (about $108) for the 6/128 GB configuration, positioning PulseTab among the cheapest Android tablets on offer. By bundling a sizable battery with a 90 Hz display, Ai+ hopes to attract students and first‑time tablet owners seeking decent performance without breaking the bank. The launch adds a new player to India’s crowded low‑end tablet market.