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

FYI: I've got to give high-fives to this supplier, both for the 12" I got and just received another TecLast 14" designated model 70. I don't know if the 70 is available any more, as it sold out and unavailable on Amazon. I found the larger unit on the TecLast link and I was on a wait list. But, there are other suppliers of larger tablets with similar specs. So, I initally opted for a larger tablet from a different supplier. It was OK in terms of size, but missed the mark in terms of the quality of screen for me. My use of the tablet is primarily as a reader of PDF music sheets. I use the MobileSheets application. I found the quality of the screen used on the large TecLast brand simply presented better (higher quality in terms of contrast and definition of lines and notes). On the other brand, some PDF files presented poorly while others were OK but not as good as on the TecLast. Also I think TechLast tablet's user interface implementation was better (i.e., the keyboard presentation and location in either landscape or portrait mode). It's subtle, but for my use (sometimes outside in sunlight) and/OR in landscape use (for two sheet presentation), the other large tablet was not as good. Moreover, the implementation of the UI was more intuitive on the TecLast. The other brand is good, but the TecLast is better. As a reference point, I use the relatively inexpensive tablets to replace a couple of very old Samsung Galaxy tablets, mainly the SMT-900 (Samsung's old 12 inch flagship model). The operating system is no longer supported on the older device, but its functional and the display was really good (and one unit was cracked from several drops). The TecLast is just as good. Now, I'm less worried when someone knocks over the music stand sending the tablet crashing to the floor. :-) The TecLast comes with a cover/case that's protects the device. The price point is great!

Overview The TECLAST T60 is a 12-inch Android 14 tablet designed to offer a versatile and powerful user experience. Equipped with the Unisoc T616 processor and a generous 256GB of internal storage, expandable up to 1TB, this tablet aims to cater to a wide range of needs, from entertainment to productivity. Design and Build Quality The TECLAST T60 boasts a sleek and modern design, with a slim profile and lightweight build that makes it easy to carry around. The 12-inch display offers vibrant colors and sharp details, making it ideal for watching videos, browsing the web, or working on documents. The tablet's aluminum alloy body provides a premium feel and durability, ensuring it can withstand daily use. Performance Powered by the Unisoc T616 processor, the TECLAST T60 delivers smooth and responsive performance. Whether you're multitasking, streaming videos, or playing games, the tablet handles everything with ease. The Android 14 operating system enhances the user experience with its intuitive interface and improved features, ensuring you can make the most out of the device. Storage and Expandability One of the standout features of the TECLAST T60 is its storage capacity. With 256GB of internal storage, you'll have plenty of space for apps, photos, videos, and documents. If you need more storage, the tablet supports microSD cards up to 1TB, allowing you to expand your storage to meet your needs. This flexibility is perfect for users who require substantial storage for their media and files. Battery Life The TECLAST T60 is equipped with a robust battery that provides ample usage time on a single charge. You can comfortably use the tablet for a full day of mixed activities without worrying about running out of power. The efficient power management of the Unisoc T616 processor and Android 14 further contributes to the impressive battery life. Connectivity and Additional Features The tablet offers a variety of connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB-C. These features ensure you can easily connect to the internet, pair with other devices, and transfer data quickly. The TECLAST T60 also includes a high-quality camera setup for video calls and capturing moments on the go. Pros Large, vibrant 12-inch display Powerful Unisoc T616 processor Generous 256GB internal storage, expandable up to 1TB Sleek and durable design Long battery life Latest Android 14 OS Cons Limited availability of accessories Camera quality could be improved for professional use Conclusion The TECLAST T60 is a versatile and powerful tablet that offers excellent value for its price. With its large display, robust performance, ample storage, and long battery life, it is well-suited for a wide range of users, from students and professionals to casual users who need a reliable and capable device. If you're in the market for a high-quality Android tablet, the TECLAST T60 is definitely worth considering.

I purchased the Teclast T60 tablet and was initially impressed with its performance. For the first five to six months, the device functioned smoothly and met expectations, particularly given its competitive pricing and specifications. Unfortunately, around the sixth month, I began experiencing significant battery issues—rapid draining, charging inconsistencies, and eventual power failure. Given that Teclast advertises a one-year warranty, I reached out to their customer service team in hopes of resolving the issue. Although I initially received two responses, communication quickly ceased, and multiple follow-up attempts went unanswered. It became clear that support from Teclast, a China-based manufacturer, was going to be extremely limited or effectively nonexistent. Fortunately, I was able to escalate the matter through Amazon, who ultimately issued a full refund—something for which I’m very grateful. While the T60 tablet shows promise on paper and performs well early on, I cannot recommend this product due to the company’s lack of post-sale support. A warranty is only valuable if the company honors it, and in this case, Teclast failed to do so. Buyers should proceed with caution, particularly if they anticipate the need for any customer service or warranty support.

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.

I use this (Teclast T60) as a mobile gym of sorts, participating in online streaming fitness classes, and usually outdoors. Everything works like it's supposed to, even when multitasking, with no buggy surprises. The launcher overlay dock and navigation bar are always present at the bottom of the screen. Since the screen size has so much room, it enhances the navigation experience. At the operating system, everything looks legit, with basically no bloatware. The device hardware (memory, CPU, GPU, etc.) matches what is advertised. This is unlike a tablet that I had purchased (and returned) from a different vendor a few weeks prior to this. That tablet's Android version was "borrowed" from another Android device using different hardware, and was a glitchy mess that misadvertised core count, misadvertised the GPU, and who knows what other surprises. This was not the case at all with this Teclast tablet. I haven't run any synthetic benchmarks, but more importantly, I was able to video stream a Zoom call the other day, while tethered to a 4G phone, in a windy outdoor park for an hour in low light. Not a single hang up or glitch during the call, with bluetooth connected to earbuds, and a keyboard, and occasionally using other apps at the same time. And that was a day or two after receiving the tablet, and on the original charge. The call consumed perhaps 10-15% of the battery. This convinced me the tablet was a keeper! Pros: - Battery life good - Screen brightness is good enough - The quad speakers sound better than I expected - Comes with screen protector installed - Bright red Lenovo-style main side key button is easy to spot in low light - Costs around half the price of similar sized/specced tablets of well-known brands Cons: - This 12" tablet is a non-mainstream size, so less accessories to choose from at the moment - Was not aware that it comes with a screen protector installed (had to cancel the one I ordered) Unknown: - Game/3D graphics performance - SIM card functionality - Photo and video quality (good enough for me and gets the job done)

Starting off there is nothing bad to say about this tablet at all it’s made very well sturdy good material not cheap plastic like some of the tablets I’ve bought in the past.I’m very impressed on some of the features like the fact camera functions have photo identification software that identifies what photos you take took a picture of our cat and it identified its species it even identified plants which I never had on any of my other tablets I’ve own.Battery life not bad at all just as advertised depending of your brightness of screen and usage the battery life lasts a long time has lots of memory I added a lot of games plus other apps such as Netflix Disney plus Parimount and it didn’t even put a dent in the GB usage great speed Bluetooth recognition good on recognized all my devices except one device which is my new space Q45 headphones which no issues speaker's sound great so if you looking for a good budget tablet look no further this one is a great deal and out of all the tablets I bought this one so far beats them all at this price range I’m already looking into there newer model and will definitely be buying it in the future.

I've gotten a tablet from Teclast awhile back and was very satisfied, so I was really looking forward to the T60. It does have a very nice display, used the phone feature worked flawlessly, well constructed with a metal exterior, 8 GB physical ram, and 256 GB storage. Now the downside It's not as fast as I'd hope it to be as far as playing more extensive games. A disappointment but something I could live with. But I've had problems with the touchscreen not responding when my my hands were in certain areas on the side, otherwise it worked flawlessly. Another thing that annoyed me was the down volume key didn't work that well, up volume worked fine. Overall, do like the T60 tablet, but concerned enough going to return it. Looks like the Teclast 65 Max would be faster, has a bigger battery, and a even larger screen but also a bigger price tag.. FYI... After digging a little further into this, think the case I got with this is part of the problem.

UPDATE - 24 SEP 2024 Since sending in my non working tablet & receiving a fresh new one, things are back working. No complaints right now. Customer service has been quick & top notch as of right now. ////////////// Have been using this tablet for a few months and it has been great for taking notes, watching movies & playing games. Yesterday morning after charging it I see the tablet bootlooping & in the top corner a message pops up saying "INFO: your device is corrupt, It can't be trusted and may not work properly! INFO: Press power button to continue. I emailed the tablet company support and they sent me a link to download some software to help update the firmware and the tablet keeps bootlooping so I can't actually get the tablet to download the firmware. I just want to get it back in working order.