Successor for the well-known Oukitel RT2 outdoor tablet is coming.

[De Keyser]

@De-Keyser
Hartelijk dank voor je antwoord.
Ik ga voor de houder 2.0.
Kun je mij effe helpen met een paar vragen,
Ik was eerst helemaal voor de samsung activ 5, ben jij helemaal tevreden van de Oukitel?
Oukitel RT3 PRO, ziet er heel goed uit, voldoet het scherm als je in de zon rijd?
Tenzij ik mij vergis komt die uit de USA, komen daar nog duanekosten bij?
Ben je al eens in pan gevallen? Garantie?
Heel hartelijk dank bij voorbaat voor jou antwoord.
Victor

[Jörgen]

@De-Keyser Hi, I have bought it via Amazon. The brightness is enough for me even at sunshine and with sunglasses.

[Motobummler]

@De-Keyser I agree with @Jörgen . The brightness is also completely sufficient for me. The glare from the sun on the screen is also not so strong. So the price-performance ratio is top.

[Stanisław]

@Motobummler what about the battery? There is no wireless charging, do you unplug the cable each time you enter to rain?

[Motobummler]

@Stanisław Yes, that's exactly how I do it. I don't charge all the time anyway. The battery life is sufficient, even for longer tours. If it really needs to be charged, I charge it with a cable.

[Stanisław]

@Motobummler Could you estimate how long would it work with MRA navigation NEXT without charging? Let's say 6 hours or rather 3?

[Motobummler]

@Stanisław I would say up to 3 hours is a real value

[Ralph Janssen]

@Motobummler said in Successor for the well-known Oukitel RT2 outdoor tablet is coming.:

@rinie-Van-baardwijk I use the holder2.0 with the expand holder.
See Holder 2.0

This looks like a very nice and sturdy holder. Do you use it with the Oukitel RT3 or other tablet?
And any downsides?

@Stanisław said in Successor for the well-known Oukitel RT2 outdoor tablet is coming.:

@Motobummler what about the battery? There is no wireless charging, do you unplug the cable each time you enter to rain?

I have never unplugged my charger in rain (or when cleaning my bike)
I have a cable from Quadlock and the make a pretty nice seal beween the plug itself and my phones.
And I'm not that scared of water in my device. Specially if its IP68 rated device.

[Stanisław]

@Ralph-Janssen said in Successor for the well-known Oukitel RT2 outdoor tablet is coming.:

I have a cable from Quadlock and the make a pretty nice seal beween the plug itself and my phones.
And I'm not that scared of water in my device. Specially if its IP68 rated device.

It could be a solution, I have it also but connected to the Quadclock mount with my phone. Thanks for the suggestion.

[Motobummler]

@Ralph-Janssen yes I have the RT3 Tablet. The holder is very sturdy, all in stainless steel. I am very happy with it.

[De Keyser]

@Stanisław Hoi Stanislaw, 3 uur is wel niet voldoende voor een lange route toch?
Ik zou de kabel er wel inlaten, maar de praktijk zal het laten zien.
Ik ben benieuwd, de batterij van de RT3 PRO is met 5150 mAh ook niet overdreven groot.
Mijn samsung telefoon heeft 4370 mAh, en die is op 2 uurtjes zo plat als iets, en het scherm van de telefoon is maar half zo groot als de tablet, dus ik ben echt benieuwd naar de prestatieverhoudingen van de RT3 PRO versus telefoon. Groeten.

[Jörgen]

My RT3 runs about 3/4 of a day tour with MRA and on battery. On a longer trip with some days, it is always connected to power, to have a full loaded tablet in the room in the evening.

[Stanisław]

@Jörgen It seems ok in most cases, it is not very often go go 10 hours in heavy rain but shit happens I would rather like to have a rain independent solution, so the quadlock supplier could be good and not very expensive one.

[De Keyser]

@Stanisław He Stanislaw, klopt, de quadlock heeft een draadloze laadoplossing, die heb ik op mijn twee moto's staan. Maar!!! Draadloos laden, is in de praktijk helaas gebleken, levert helaas minder mAp als met een kabel, met als gevolg dat mijn batterij van de gsm, rijdend op MRA, binnen de twee uur plat was. Ik heb dan een quadlockkabel bijgelegd. En toen kreeg ik genoeg vermogen om de batterij op niveau te houden.

[Stanisław]

@De-Keyser Yes, wired charing is better but not comfortable when you have to unplug it every time at a gas station etc. That's why the holder 2.0 seems interesting, I will consider it.