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

This is the best wifi tablet for the money, i have seen anywhere!
The screen is gorgeous. (i tried to photo it but i don’t have a good camera on my phone, trust me tho)This is a 1920×1200 native screen which makes it a good pixel density for the size, and the aspect ratio is a nice trade off between a sheet of paper/movie 16:9, and older content scales pretty wellfor instance, 240p content (such as many retro game) is a perfect 5x integer scale, which is not possible with 1920×1080 screens.If you like to game, it should be no problem to emulate things up to PSP, and you can probably get even more taxing systems to play ok. it has a Mediatek MT8183 4/4 big little 8 core and 2 G72 Mali cores, and an AI accelerator core.For those not familiar, Mediatek makes ARM processors mostly aimed at the Chinese market, and they offer considerable bang for the buck. Basically, Teclast has done a very good job localizing this hardware for the American market.The sound is ok, you get 2 speakers of ok quality, and the headphone/mic 3.5 mm jack is excellent.The build quality is nice, aluminum. it feels solid in your hands and the weight is nice. i have no problems watching an hour of anime or playing a half hour of some rpg with touch controls.as with most (all?) android devices input latency on the touch screen is very high and prone to jitter. You will want to use an external gamepad to play action games (i like a nintendo switch wired controller connected with a USB C hub) or you will want to use some type of MIDI or OSC input if you are making music in realtime on this thing (i haven’t tried a music making setup yet).This is really a problem with android OS, itself and how it handles touch input. Shame on Google for not addressing this issue after all these years!!!This brings up the only shortcoming i have with the tablet, it doesn’t support PD power delivery, really, so you are advised to use only a 5V 2A power adapter (which is included). This can be slow to charge the tablet fully, and sometimes, if you are gaming with a USB hub, you will not have enough power to maintain charge while gaming with a controller… So that’s a little bit of a bummer.Teclast advises that there may be some issues if charging with USB C PD power supply and a PD hub… I haven’t tried it yet, but I will update if i get around to it. So far, it hasn’t been much of an issue, just make sure the battery is charged up for heavy gaming sessions and maybe consider using a bluetooth gaming controller unless you are playing a game that requires low input latency/jitter. Otherwise, it should be fine, and the battery is fairly huge, so just keep it charged, and you are good.The only other possible shortcoming, is there doesn’t seem to be any support for Mobile data/sim card, but if you have an extra sim card you could use a usb modem or get a travel router (i like the ones by GL.inet, they are super solid)As for the WIFI support, it is excellent. I remember the struggle just a few years back trying to stay connected to wifi with similar tablets, and this thing has no trouble at all. even weak/poor signals stay connected. If you have Xfinitywifi (or a similar service), this is a great choice for a wifi tablet, and you will have no problems at all.Bluetooth support… well it’s bluetooth, so you can expect the usual jitter and scrambled packet nonsense while listening to music. if you have your device in hand and speaker in backpack, it works just fine tho, and it’s better than using a cable and risking damage to your analog ports.However, if you are in a stable location, and you have a decent cable and decent analog on your speakers, then the analog sounds great! it’s the way to go, in that case (imho). I do wish they had moved the analog jack over just a little from the edge of the table though… it’s kind of on the bevel and occasionally it can cause mistriggers when sensing if there is a microphone connected. Just use it when you are stable location, and it’s no problem.Finally, i’ll come to the memory. it is a perfect size for this type of device. I really appreciate that they have included 8 GB of RAM. that is a very comfortable amount for a modern Android installation and it also leaves plenty of RAM to run Linux/Userland on top of your android (this lets you run full desktop versions of software which is crippled on Android–web browsers, etc).I also like the 128GB internal memory. that is a very comfortable amount to fill with your favorite games/music/anime/reading materials. Evidently it is the new (better?) kind of of internal memory. (i forget what it’s called)… and also, it claims to support up to 1 TB of memory upgrade via TF (trans flash, heh), which is better known as “micro SD” in the west.all in all, this is a great tablet. i am very stoked about my purchase. great job teclast!let the RETECLASTNATION begin! 😀

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