💻 TECLAST 10-inch Android Tablet with 4GB RAM & 64GB ROM, Dual-Band WiFi, P20HD Octa-Core Processor, 256GB Expandable Storage, 1080P FHD Display, Bluetooth 5.0, 5MP Rear Camera, GPS, Type-C Port Review

I mainly use my tablet for games and social networks. Every evening I play on your tablet - it's relaxing. I bought this Teclast tablet based on the features and the price. I've narrowed my choices down to these few other models that are similar. In the end, the price was decisive. Of course it helped that there was a $20 coupon which along with some bonus points brought my grand total down to just over $100 - an amazing deal for this level of technology! So far I really like this tablet. This…

Well, let me update. It could have great potential to become a great tablet. But as others have pointed out, start off with a wonderful honeymoon as the specs initially behaved as one would expect for the listed specs of a lesser known brand. Yes, initially the speed, the amount of memory, the feel of iron, all at an affordable price really made me believe this was a keeper. And then the downsides became more obvious. Two things made me return it disappointed and I really wish it was a tablet…

I lost wifi the day the tablet arrived so I had to wait until the next day. I have a modem and everything is fine, the tablet meets all my expectations. Download speed is as advertised (I measured it at 25 seconds), great, my last tablet showed a time of 3:27. Fast charging: YES Fast processor through 8 cores: YES Light weight: YES Fast charging: YES It's only got a few days so we'll see how it holds up. I will update this review over time. Okay, after a week of trying to connect to my Mac, I…

I think this is a great tablet for this price range. I've had mine for a week and it works great. No major complaints. Runs games well. Websites move quickly and display correctly. I've seen voodoo movies with no problem. I haven't tried streaming TV from my web provider. I haven't tried Prime or Netflix yet. But I don't usually use these services, so problems never bother me. Not much information is available. I was just looking for the owner's manual and a quick search didn't turn up much…

I had a teclast t10 that I really, really liked until it wouldn't turn on anymore. I figured the one with the best stats should do best, right? Not quite with it. I'm a light gamer and the T10 performed better than this new model. Also, it doesn't look as well built as the t10. It creaked when held by one of the corners, like the glass wasn't welded to the case. It's Android 10, but I don't think it's really optimized for this tablet. The screen is good, but the big problem I had was that when…

Got it today. It was so easy to set up. It did almost all the work. I transferred all my data, contacts and photos from my Android smartphone. The launch took less than 10 minutes. So far I have no complaints. It's pretty cool to be honest. Definitely recommend anyone looking for a tablet for any reason to check this out.

Bought this to replace an old Samsung device. I was surprised that the new Samsung devices cost the same or more, but the specs have remained the same as their older models. After much searching and searching, I decided on this one. A fast tablet for the price. Powerful processor and graphics with 4 GB RAM. Unisoc SC9863a and Power VR Rogue GE8322. Don't get me wrong, this is a lot smaller than my Samsung s10e and Samsung s9 phones, but MUCH better than the current low-end batch of Samsung…

As a part-time student, I have to use almost everything digitally/online. Many of my textbooks are digital and I don't have access to paper copies of all of them. It gets tedious lugging around and setting up a laptop for reading, and as much as I love my Kindle Paperwhite, it doesn't match the third-party apps and color books I have to use. I wanted to use the tablet primarily as an e-book for textbooks, but it could also be used for watching lectures and doing homework. I've only had it for…