TECLAST Tablet 12 inch Android 14 Tablets, T60 with 256GB Storage(Expand to 1TB), Unisoc T616 CPU, 8000mAh +18W PD Fast Charger, 4 Speakers, 5G WiFi+4G LTE, Dual 13MP Camera,GPS

The best tablet I’ve owned this far.
So I’ve always thought of myself as one of those ” I’m not a tablet person” types. However, it’s simply not true. I just didn’t have the right device until now.Previous to this tablet I had a Kindle Fire HD 10 2020 and in the beginning I enjoyed the Fire OS however, that quickly faded and I grew tired of working around all of the things that I wanted to do with the tablet itself.Prior to that I had a couple inexpensive models that I can’t even remember the name brand of. So for me, my experience in tablets isn’t as extensive as in some other tech areas. That said, I did a lot of research and homework on different brands models and essentially I wanted a tablet I could use to do all of the things that my genius Google PIXEL 6 PRO could do. I just wanted a bigger screen for using certain developing options, content creation, etc.In the end I made a list of specs that I wanted and would not budge on and this tablet happened to meet all of my requirements. Not only did it meet them, it actually rivaled above many others, especially in the category of cost. This tablet is very budget friendly and don’t be put off by it’s lower price point because it has some serious pack behind its punch.With 8GB RAM, 128GB storage a high resolution screen and decent audio speakers as well – This tablet can literally be used for any purposes you would use a computer or smartphone for and it will keep up with the workload.I had no problem connecting to my mesh Wi-Fi in my home. The Bluetooth has shown itself to be strong and paired with lasting connection and minimal signal interruption.Beyond all of the obvious reasons to own this tablet in the tech spec list you can easily find in the description I have to say I am now a huge fan of this brand that I had previously never heard of. I’m now very grateful to say that I can no longer make that statement and the next time I’m looking for a tablet upgrade. I will be looking specifically for this brand who has an extensive line of products that are quality, affordable and how’s the tech you need to get you through any personal or work project?I will say one of the huge reasons I am such a fan of this brand and this tablet in particular is that I agree with other reviewers who have mentioned that when you first boot up the tablet once received, you will notice something very out of the ordinary for any type of computer on the market today. That unique component brought to the table is the fact that this tablet as well as the other products in their line come almost flawlessly free of bloatware.With my fire tablet and previous tablets or smartphones I’ve always hated the fact that they come pre-installed with all of these apps you will nine times out of 10 Never use and they are hardwired into the user interface so that you cannot delete them unless you root your system.When greeted with the home screen and double checking the storage, I quickly found that this comes pre-loaded with the basics that you need and will use and not much else.Highly respect that because they allow you to personalize your device however you see fit and they give you the choice of what you want to download or not.In closing if you’re looking for a high functioning device with great storage, high RAM and super fast processor all packaged in a user friendly UI while still meeting the requirements of being a budget. Tablet – look no further.This is definitely one of the best and is officially the best tablet I’ve ever owned. I highly recommend giving it a try because you will not have any complaints.

A great tablet, and “oh-so close” to perfect from TecLast
I normally buy Apple, but wanted a cheap “throw around” tablet and decided to try Android/Teclast a while back. 3 tablets later I still keep buying these Teclast tablets – maybe I have a problem. I gift my old ones away and people love them. I have had the M40 Pro, T40S, and now the T60.If you want the larger screen, this is probably their best one yet. I was about to order this model and import it, as I have been looking for it in the states for a while, then it (finally) arrived on Amazon. It was a few dollars more on Amazon, but you have easy returns and 2 day shipping. Still worth the price after the promotional coupon.Construction – 9/10. Really clean design – nice edges, slim design, feels solid, and lightweight. Lock button is textured and red which is nice being so close to volume buttons. USB-C charge port is on the bottom now. Back just has a cheap sticker for the model information, but that can be removed easily.Audio – 8/10. Probably the best audio yet in a Teclast tablet, you can actually use this at low volumes – previous models even on low volumes were quite loud. If you do crank it up, it gets pretty loud with decent bass for speakers this small. Nice it has four speakers, two on both sides.Display – 8/10. It’s a really crisp large screen, but I dinged it a couple points because of a couple minor issues. 1) It’s not very bright, if you plan to use this outdoors much you might have issues – it’s fine inside. 2) Streaming (YouTube, etc.) the color tones just seem “off” to me, especially with skin tones. It’s hard to describe, I thought initially it was a contrast setting but can’t seem to completely fix it – people look almost washed out in videos. You don’t really see it otherwise, and the effect is more noticeable depending on the amount of light in the scene. It’s not a deal breaker, just odd, and I wonder if it’s a result of the super high-res screen. 3) I can’t seem to stream from my media server reliably anything over 1080P and ~20Mbps to the device. Which is fine (1080P on a 12″ screen is plenty!), but was confused at first as I couldn’t get videos to play until I forced it to downgrade the quality. Will test this more.Cameras – 6/10. It’s nothing spectacular, and not very good in low light. But more then enough for a video call or quick pics.OS – It’s Android 13, and if you like Android should be at home. Has a few nice features and benefits over 12. Also nice Teclast doesn’t install any bloat-ware, and it did get an OS update over Wifi after setup. Not being a huge fan of Android, I install a different launcher and highly customize it. I was happy to see Nova Launch worked great on 13.Storage – It’s HUGE! 8GB Memory (plus 8GB of slower expanded memory), and 256GB for your storage needs (still not sure why teclast calls it ROM memory). And if you need more storage, you can easily expand it with a micro SD card. It seems common in the Android/Tablet market to list the total memory as 16GB when it’s really 8GB fast main memory + 8GB slower expansion memory. Even though it’s only 8GB of fast memory I’ve had many things open at once with plenty of room to spare. You may need to enable the expansion memory in your settings.Performance – It’s FAST! This thing is snappy, faster then any tablet I have purchased from them. I don’t game much so can’t comment on that, but think it should be fine with most titles. But web browsing and jumping between apps is instant response and a good experience.Battery – So far this seems reasonable, but still hope it improves after a few charge cycles. The faster CPU and large screen does come at a cost for power usage, but the big battery helps mitigate that some. AccuBattery (doesn’t have much history yet) is saying 11 hours continuous, and 30 hours of time under normal “mixed” operating conditions.Cellular/SIM – Not tested, but it does support a SIM card and cellular data if you wanted to use that feature.What’s in the BOX?! – Not much really. I was hoping for at least the (normally free) bundled flip case, but no luck. They did include an already applied free screen protector, so that’s a win. Other then that, you get a USB-C cable and US power brick. Hopefully more accessories turn up on Amazon, as of right now if you want a case or better screen protector you’ll need to import them.Sorry for the long review, hope it’s helpful.

Es cierto que por el precio no puedes esperar tener una tablet pro pero si tiene detalles molestos, la batería se bajá un poco rápido para lo poco que se usa y es por tema de optimización, otro detalle es la personalización el sistema operativo es Android 12 pero una versión muy sencilla y sin detalles extras no se puede quitar o cambiar la barra de búsqueda de Google o cambiar la de la fecha y hora siempre está ahí, es decir no son widgets vienen fijados de forma predeterminada y de último no trae funda aunque eso sí lo aclara el anuncio.A favor es que se siente de buen material, la pantalla tiene buena resolución, conecta con red 2.4 GHz y 5 GHz y trae mucho espacio de almacenamiento además de que si le puede poner más espacio