Callsky-Pro 14 inch Large Screen Review

The Callsky-Pro 14" tablet has the slowest CPU we've tested, ranking in the 1st percentile. Its only real strengths are the huge screen and the complete accessory bundle included at a low starting price. Only consider this if your needs are incredibly basic and you value screen size over everything else.

The Callsky-Pro 14 inch tablet is a bundle-first, specs-second kind of deal. It leads with a huge 14.1-inch screen, 16GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, and a premium case and stylus all included. That's a lot of stuff for a price that starts at just $210.

But you have to look under the hood. The processor here is an AMD 1200 4-core chip, which lands in the 1st percentile for CPU performance in our tablet database. That means it's one of the slowest we've ever tested. It's paired with a GPU that's almost as weak, sitting in the 4th percentile. This tablet is built for a very specific, very light workload.

Let's be clear: this is not a performance tablet. The AMD 1200 CPU is a major bottleneck. In our benchmarks, it scored dead last for raw processing power. For basic tasks like reading, streaming, and light web browsing, it's passable. But open more than a few apps, try to do any multitasking, or load a complex webpage, and you'll feel it chug. The 16GB of RAM is a surprising bright spot, helping to keep more apps in memory, but it can't make up for that ancient CPU.

The 14.1-inch IPS display is fine, landing right in the middle of the pack for screen quality. It's big and decent for watching videos, but the 1920x1200 resolution isn't super sharp for a screen this size. The 10,000mAh battery is about average, and connectivity with WiFi 5 is just okay. Performance-wise, this tablet lives and dies by its weak core.

The value story here is bizarre. At its legitimate starting price of around $210, you get a ton of hardware: a huge screen, lots of storage, a case, and a stylus. That's a solid deal if your needs are simple. But the spec sheet shows some vendors listing this for over $40,000, which is pure fantasy and should be ignored completely. Stick to the low-end retailers. For the real price, you're trading top-tier performance for a big screen and a complete accessory kit.

Stacked against real competitors, the Callsky-Pro's weaknesses are glaring. The Apple iPad Air 13" runs circles around it in CPU and GPU performance, has a much better screen, and is lighter, but costs more and doesn't include accessories. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S series offers a similar large-screen Android experience but with flagship-level speed and a sublime display. Even the Lenovo Idea Tab Pro 12.7" offers a sharper 3K screen and better performance for likely a similar price. The Callsky-Pro's only advantages are its included stylus/case bundle and its lower entry price, but you pay for it with severely limited power.

Skip this tablet if you need performance. Its CPU is a real letdown, landing dead last in our rankings. Business users, students running multiple research tabs and documents, aspiring digital artists, or anyone who gets frustrated by lag should look elsewhere. The weak GPU also means mobile gamers should steer clear. You're buying a big screen, not a powerful computer.

We can only recommend the Callsky-Pro 14 inch tablet with major caveats. If you want a giant screen purely for watching videos, reading, and very basic web browsing, and you absolutely need the case and stylus included in the box, the $210 price is tempting. For anyone else—students needing speed, artists wanting precision, or business users multitasking—this tablet's anemic CPU is a deal-breaker. It's a one-trick pony, and that trick is being big and cheap.