Shuunnya Wave
Wave Slate 11 Tablet
120 Hz everywhere rather than only on the home screen, no PWM at any brightness, and a battery rated for 1,200 cycles.
₹21,900
₹25,900
-15%Inclusive of all taxes
Storage: 128 GB
₹21,900
128 GB
The Shuunnya promise
A reading and working tablet whose refresh rate, flicker, battery capacity and charging rate are all measured figures rather than headline ones.
- 120 Hz system-wide, browser and reader included, not only the launcher animation
- DC dimming, flicker under 3 percent to IEEE 1789 at every brightness, so no PWM
- 8,000 mAh at 3.87 V, or 31.0 Wh, 1,200 cycles to 80 percent, spare Rs 1,690
- Four years of OS upgrades, six of security to July 2032, no ads and no account
Quality & reports
Shuunnya VerifiedIndependent quality and lab reports for this product — download to verify.
- BIS CRS Registration, IS 13252 (Part 1), Tablet Computer Safety Certificate · Bureau of Indian Standards · 2026-06 Download
- Full-screen Luminance, Refresh Rate and Flicker Measurement against IEEE 1789 Lab report · NABL-accredited Display Measurement Laboratory, Pune · 2026-06 Download
- Lithium-ion Battery Safety, Rated Capacity in Wh and Cycle Life, IS 16046 (Part 2) Lab report · NABL-accredited Electrical Safety Laboratory, Bengaluru · 2026-06 Download
Details
A tablet sized for a book, a drawing or a spreadsheet. The 11 inch panel runs at 2560 x 1600, there is a matte screen protector in the box because most people read on these for hours, and the four speakers are tuned flat rather than boosted. Two cheats are specific to a tablet of this size and both are measurable. The first is the 120 Hz that only the home screen runs at: the launcher animates at 120, and the browser, the reader and most applications drop to 60 without telling you, so the number on the box describes a wallpaper. The second is PWM. An inexpensive panel dims by switching the backlight on and off hundreds of times a second, which is invisible to most people and gives a significant minority a headache within twenty minutes, and no box in this category prints a flicker figure at all. Beside them sit the two general ones: a battery quoted in mAh with no voltage, and a charging wattage that is a peak rather than a rate. All four have numbers below.
- 120 Hz across the whole system, including scrolling in the browser and the reader, not only the launcher animation
- DC dimming at every brightness level, percent flicker under 3 percent against IEEE 1789. No PWM anywhere on the scale
- 11.0 inch IPS, 2560 x 1600, measured 486 nits full-screen white on a production unit, sRGB 99 percent, Delta E under 2 after factory calibration
- 8,000 mAh at 3.87 V nominal, which is 31.0 Wh. Both figures printed
- 12 hours of reading at 150 nits and 60 Hz, and 6 hours 40 minutes of video at 300 nits and 120 Hz. Two numbers, two conditions
- Battery rated for 1,200 charge cycles to 80 percent of its rated 31.0 Wh, and replaceable when it finally tires
- 30 W USB-C Power Delivery charger and cable in the box. 30 W is the peak; averaged over a full charge it is about 22 W at the wall, and 0 to 100 takes about 95 minutes
- Storage is UFS 3.1 at a sequential write of 1,100 MB/s, soldered, and stated as soldered. A microSD slot to 1 TB and a 3.5 mm jack are both kept
- No IP rating, and none is printed. Six Phillips screws, a clip-fit back and a replaceable battery are what we chose instead of a sealed shell
- Every unit is new. No returned display or battery is fitted into a new tablet
- There is no Shuunnya service-centre network. A warranty claim means sending the tablet to us, and no turnaround time is promised because none can honestly be promised yet
Product information
Display, silicon and storage
- Panel
- 11.0 inch IPS, 2560 x 1600, 120 Hz. One panel part number for the life of the model
- Where the 120 Hz applies
- System-wide: the launcher, the browser, the reader, the settings and the drawing surface. Applications are not silently capped to 60 Hz
- Brightness
- 486 nits measured full-screen white at the centre of a production unit
- Colour
- sRGB 99 percent, Delta E under 2 after factory calibration
- Flicker
- DC dimming at every level, percent flicker under 3 percent against IEEE 1789, measured across the whole brightness range and not only at maximum
- Processor
- Eight cores, 6 nm. Part number and launch year printed on the specification sheet in the box
- Memory
- 8 GB LPDDR5, soldered, and stated as soldered
- Storage
- 128 GB or 256 GB UFS 3.1, soldered. Sequential write 1,100 MB/s, random write 240 MB/s. Plus a microSD slot to 1 TB
- Body
- 6063 aluminium unibody, 6.9 mm, 480 g
- Water and dust
- No IP rating, and none is printed. A clip-fit back over a replaceable battery is what we chose instead
- Ports
- USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 with DisplayPort output, 3.5 mm jack, microSD
Battery, charging, sound and software
- Battery
- 8,000 mAh at 3.87 V nominal, which is 31.0 Wh. Replaceable, with the cell's manufacturing week printed on the pack
- Cycle life
- Rated 1,200 charge cycles to 80 percent of the rated 31.0 Wh. At one full cycle a day that is over three years before it reaches the threshold
- Runtime, reading
- 12 hours at 150 nits and 60 Hz on Wi-Fi, about 2.6 W average
- Runtime, video
- 6 hours 40 minutes at 300 nits and 120 Hz, about 4.7 W average
- Charging
- 30 W USB-C Power Delivery peak, about 22 W at the wall averaged over a full charge. 0 to 100 in about 95 minutes. About 35 Wh from the socket for 31.0 Wh into the cell, a conversion loss of roughly 12 percent
- In the box
- 30 W USB-C Power Delivery charger, USB-C cable, and a matte screen protector, because a glossy panel read for four hours is the wrong surface
- Sound
- Four drivers tuned flat rather than boosted. They will not do bass and no 6.9 mm slab can
- What is not on it
- No pre-installed games or trials, nothing you cannot remove, no ads on the home or lock screen, no account required to open a file. Telemetry off by default
- Update window
- Four years of LifeOS Mobile version upgrades and six years of security patches, to July 2032, with the end date printed on the box
Repair, warranty and spares
- Fasteners
- Six Phillips screws and a clip-fit back. No adhesive on the back cover or the battery. Repair manual free to download
- Published spare prices
- Battery Rs 1,690. Display assembly Rs 6,200. USB-C board Rs 690. Back cover Rs 890. Mainboard Rs 6,900. Speaker set Rs 890
- Spares
- Stocked until July 2036 at the prices above, held by a spares bank bought with the first production run and by tooling in our name
- Warranty
- 2 years on the mainboard, display, battery and radios against defect. The battery is warranted for 2 years to hold 80 percent of its rated 31.0 Wh. Excluded: liquid ingress, which this tablet has no rating against, drops, cracked glass, and damage from a non-compliant charger. Self-repair does not void it
- New parts only
- Every unit is new. No returned display, battery or mainboard is fitted into a new tablet
- Service route
- There is no Shuunnya service-centre network. A claim means sending the tablet to us. No city count and no turnaround time is published, because neither exists yet
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