REVIEW CROSSCALL CORE T4

On February 5, 2020, Crosscall therefore lifted the veil on its very first touch pad. Named Core-T4, the latter is thus placed in the middle of smartphones of the same range.
Crosscall Core
The beautiful takes up part of the specifications, namely a hull capable of withstanding falls from 1m50, IP68 certification or even an ability to survive the most extreme temperatures, from -25 ° C to 50 ° C. The slate also benefits from military certifications like the MIL STD 810G which guarantee its great solidity.
Crosscall also has confidence in its equipment since it offers a three-year warranty. As a reminder, the European guarantee only runs for a maximum of two years. Professionals are not the only ones targeted by the Aix company which distributes its tablet for the general public.
Classic technical specifications
Like most devices that bet on a specificity, the Core-T4 must also be satisfied with rather chick technical characteristics.
The French slate uses an 8 ″ screen of 1280 x 800 px only. A Snapdragon 450 SoC with 3 GB of RAM ensures the power part, which for once will not be very high. There is however enough to watch movies and series or even navigate without too much slowdown. The set works without surprise under Android 9.0 Pie.
Crosscall however puts the package on the battery which is no less than 7000 mAh. Considering the rest of the equipment - energy efficient - we should hold a very enduring tablet there. Of course, only a test will ensure this.
Price and availability
The Crosscall Core-T4 tablet is already available on the brand's official store. Its price is set at € 499.90, which is similar to the investment required for a Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e. The use of the Core-T4 is not at all the same as that of its South Korean competitor.