TECLAST M40PRO 10.1 Inch Android 11 Tablet,6GB RAM 128GB ROM,Dual SIM TF 1TB Card Slots,HD IPS Screen, Octa-Core Processor,5MP + 8MP Dual Camera,7000mAh Battery,Support 4G LTE,WiFi,Bluetooth,GPS

The media could not be loaded.  ►What do you get?The tablet, the pin to remove the sim and a charging cable(mind, no plug in the box)►Build quality?Well build, this is the first thing came into my mind when i saw for the first time.The design is pretty simple, the screen covers the most part of the front, at the back there is the camera.►There is a jack port, located at the top next to the camera(well positioned in my opnion), the sim card slot(whic is also for the micro sd for additional memory), the volume and power buton.►Booting time takes around 40 sec, expected to be faster but this doesnt affect at all the performance.►Android 11 already installed, you dont have to do anything besides setting it up, wireless, lock screen, language, time and so on.►The screen is 10.1 inch, bright, good colors(i am a photographer and I know really well this).►The PERFORMANCE is the most important aspect.It is fast(in my opinion). I have already installed 15 apps and still runs without any lag when i shitch between them. I never play games so I cannot say anything about the performance from this point of view.When I press on a app to open it literally takes less then a second and it is on the screen. This is a good combination between the octa core processor and the 6gb ram.►The storage is 128 gb, mind you get less because the operating system take some. You can add a micro sd card to get extra space, in my situation i dont have to.To get the files from the tablet just connect it using the charging cable to the laptop/ pc and from there you can see the files.►The sound is impressive, it has 4 speakers which is something i didnt see before on tablets. When planning to listen to music, i recommend keeping the tablet in portrait mode not to cover the speakers.►The camera is ok, not exactly as good as I expected, a bit saturates the skin on orange/ yellow when is less light, also when taking selfies you have to rotate the tablet to get you in the frame.►Overall experience? Powerful tablet, good sound. I like it.

packaged well, in the cellophane wrapper with no damage. Looked like a good buy.......then it all went downhill. After the initial setup and no updates needed, I added an SD card, formatted it and downloaded 1 game, the tablet seemed to panic after swiping from one screen to the next, it rebooted itself, corrupt the SD card, removed the game.I tried to reinstall the game but it wouldn't allow it as i needed to clear some space!!! the fact it still had loads of space in its 128GB and another 128GB SD card made no difference. Alarms bells ringing after 20mins of use.Returned & refund requestedSave your money, this was going to be a Christmas present for my SonDo companies not have quality control checks anymore

Failed to work out of the box.Noticed it had a screen protector fitted already, but very poorly; bubbles and matter trapped next the screen were visible. Not convinced this was actually a brand new item.Returned for a refund.

I wasn't expecting much to be fair. Considering it was half the price of my Huawei MediaPad T3 I purchased back in 2018 (a 8.4" LTE model). With the price I thought I'd give it a try since the only LTE Huawei is the new MatePad Pro and it doesn't run official Android anymore from what I can tell.Since I make calls from this and use it as a phone and the Chinese are the only ones to make bigger tablets with phone call functionality my options are fairly limited, even more so since many companies don't think there is a market for it in the UK.The packaging is your usual affair, hard card of good thickness. Same as in the tablet itself, a huge boon is the screen protector was already fitted, you just need pull off the outside film, no more air bubbles or trapped fluff one of the reasons I don't use screen protectors (the other being they are pretty much a waste of time these days).The tablet is fairly heavy, holding in one hand reading my Kindle did leave a dent in my palm, unfortunately my hand is only just big enough to grip the whole tablet across the width so I hold it from the corner instead. People aren't on the larger side with shovel like hands may find the size and weight a problem.It also quite fast, in terms on performance, installation and opening of apps. It came installed with Android 11 so restoring it from my old phone was quick and easy. I had to use SMS Backup and Restore for the texts.When I saw my wallpaper I was quite disappointed, the colours are washed out and the picture would not fit to the screen, automatically zooming in.But here is the thing, Netflix was fine, colour saturation was perfect as was the brightness and contrast. I think Android 11 is the culprit rather than the screen. It messes with the wallpaper, zoomed in when idle and when you pull a menu up or down the wallpaper zooms out and it changes the colours and brightness. Who at Android though that was a good idea?Connectivity was quick and easy, quickly finding new devices and the Wi-Fi router. Phone calls are perfect, better than the Huawei I previously had, the other person could hear me loud and clear and I had to really turn down the call volume as it blasted out. Incidentally the international Skype call was quite muffled but it could be using the media volume bar instead of the usual call one.Media sound, is...pretty disappointing. Back to the tinny phone sound despite four speaker openings that I can tell. My previous Mediapad could crank out the tunes and still sound very good. Not a deal breaker for me, most of the time I am connected to either the Alexa sound system or a BT speaker.I've not tried gaming yet, but the processor speed and amount of shared RAM between the CPU and GPU should be enough to run most things. The RAM is DDR4 so reasonable fast.It says it takes 2 SIMMs and has space for an external SD card, maybe I am missing something as I can only see one tray. Perhaps you have to ditch the SD card for the second SIMM or maybe the second SIMM is a left over from a different model. Reading the instructions? Nah too much effort.Overall I'm pretty happy with it, the £60 off voucher helped too. Just make sure you buy a case for the M40 PRO and not SE like I did because they don't fit.

I bought this to replace a Samsung Galaxy that had served me well for several years, but despite being updated the new model was slower than my old one. It also had several irritating features - two actions to return to a previous page for example, instead of one. Nothing major wrong, apart from speed, but disappointing so returned for a refund.