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This can be a bit of a minefield to be honest, because while some people do leave an honest review, alot of the reviewers tend to talk up the product or make it out to be a little better than what it really is. You know the mindset, they've been given the product for free and feel a little bad if they just totally destroy it / diss it etc. So take these reviews with a grain of salt.
But this model is a little different. The Teclast P20HD is actually a pretty good tablet for the price. The spec is really impressive, and the build quality is also very good when compared to its competitors. Don't get me wrong, it's certainly not perfect, no tablet is, especially within this price range. But considering the spec and overall value for money, the P20HD is well worth considering.
Teclast P20HD Quick Specification
- Android 10 Operating System
- 10.1-Inch IPS Screen with 1900 x 1200 resolution
- 64-bit Octa-Core Processor [UNISOC SC9863A]
- 64GB internal storage
- 4GB RAM
- Micro SD card Slot that can hold up to 512GB (half a terabyte)
- Bluetooth 5.0
- SIM card slot [4G]
- WiFi [5G capable]
- GPS + BDS [BeiDou]
- Dual Cameras
- 2-built in stereo speakers
- 3.5mm headphone jack
- Internal Microphone
- Decent battery life
When it comes to RAM, this tablet now beats everything within the same price range. The Neocore E1, which has 3GB RAM was the winner in this department for quite some time, but the P20HD has outdone the E1 with a nice even 4GB RAM. The ability to add a SIM card slot so it can be used as a phablet is also a big bonus.
This tablet is very thin and definitely looks like it would cost more to buy than it actually does. The Bezel is rather small and the screen quality is nice. The build quality is also very good. Despite there being some confusion as to whether the back is actually made from metal or not, I can confirm, the back is made of lightweight metal.
The deivce is quite elegant overall, but has a nice weight to it. However the screen, while excellent quality in terms of colours and clarity has a feeling of fragility to it as well. So protecting the tablet, in particular the screen, with a good quality case would be a good idea.
Good Feedback
There are great reports from people using the P20HD as an every day multi-tasker media workhorse. Mostly to browse the Internet, watch YouTube, Prime, Netflix, social media, gaming etc. There's also good feedback from users relating to its cellular abilities, where some people are using the device as a phablet.
Conflicting opinions on the speakers sound quality. Some say they are not too good, while others say they sound terrible. Personally I think they are pretty good. It is a Tablet after all, and most cheap tablets are well-known for having tinny sounding speakers. This one is no exception.
Problems
Problems, all tablets have a few. With this model its mostly the usual suspects. But don't be deterred, most buyers are very happy with this tablet and haven't experienced any of the problems listed below. Reviews are predominantly positive. Your chances of receiving a trouble-free tablet are high.
Dual Cameras. Camera quality is not up to the mark, mainly due to everyone these days having an excellent camera on their Smartphones. So the comparison always leaves the Smartphone as the champion and makes the tablets cameras look straight out the 80's. Nah, they're not that bad really.
Speakers. Already mentioned, and an area of individual opinion and expectations. I thought they were pretty decent for such a cheap, high spec tablet. Just don't turn the volume up all the way as it will start to sound distorted.
Software. Problems related to software have been reported. Certain Apps can't be installed or end up freezing / locking the tablet.
Headphone socket. The 3.5mm headphone jack on this tablet has been a bit of a disappointment for some users. As a result wireless headphones / earphones are recommended for the people disappointed with the sound quality.
Touch screen. Some have reported that the touchscreen responsiveness has become rather poor over time, or the touchscreen has failed altogether.
Battery Quality. How long should a battery last and be able to retain a decent level of power over a period of around a year of use. Of course, all batteries do start to wane after a while, but there are some users who have reported a very short battery duration with this device, within a timeframe where the battery should have still been at its peak.
Quality Control. There does seem to be a number of customers who have received a faulty / problematic tablet. This does seem like a quality control issue because the contrast between a great device that works really well and one that is riddled with problems seems too far apart for this not to be an issue with quality control.
The good thing is, Teclast are pretty responsive to problems and do have good customer service / aftersales support.
The Teclast P20HD offers good value for money. And with all things considered, including its potential, but rare warts, this is one tablet well worth considering within its respective price category.
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