Teclast M8

Teclast Master M8 Tablet PC With 8.4 inch 2.5K Japanese JDI screen

As the mobile phone market grows bigger, honestly speaking, the market space of tablet PCs is extremely squeezed. Even Apple, which dominates the tablet market, has gradually lost its sales. However, compared with mobile phones, many people still have a soft spot for tablet PCs, because the tablet’s natural large screen and endurance advantages are better choices for daily reading, viewing, and even entertainment.

In addition to the iPad’s 4:3 screen size, the Android camp has more tablet specifications, most of which use a 16:9 or 16:10 aspect ratio. In fact, the 4:3 ratio of the screen has a larger viewing area, which has a greater advantage when browsing the web and watching e-books. Recently, the Chinese brand Teclast seized the vacancy of the Android tablet camp, and launched a 8.4-inch 4:3 ratio screen product for the younger market: Teclast M8.

The 4:3 aspect ratio screen is more square than other Android tablets. The Teclast M8 is very simple in design, and the screen of the whole machine is quite satisfactory. It is not bad. It features an 8.4-inch screen with a resolution of 2560×1600, plus full-fit technology for great display and viewing angles. At the same time, thanks to the addition of the Corning Gorilla Glass and the oleophobic layer, the touch of the screen is very good and at the same time more scratch resistant.

The Teclast M8 is very thin and light, with a body thickness of only 7.4mm, but a built-in 4800mAh large capacity battery. The main interface of the fuselage is designed on the top of the tablet. In addition to the mainstream Type-C, a Micro HDMI HD interface has been added to connect the computer monitor or TV directly with the HD data cable to share the screen.

In addition, the top also includes a 3.5mm headphone jack and a set of speaker jacks. It is worthy of praise that the Teclast M8 also has a built-in independent power amplifier chip and stereo sound cavity unit, which is optimized for HiFi music listening and game sound effects. The actual sound performance is quite obvious compared to the same price flat panel.

In terms of performance configuration, the Teclast M8 uses the Allwinner A63 processor and is equipped with the Mail-T760 high-performance graphics processor. At the same time, M89 is equipped with 3GB of storage, which allows it to switch between large programs and use multiple applications at the same time to have faster performance and better use experience. One side of the fuselage is designed with a TF card slot. The Teclast M8 has a built-in 32GB flash memory, but it can be expanded by up to 128GB with Micro SD.

Overall, if you don’t want to spend too much money, but want to buy a good experience, system smooth, cost-effective Android tablet, then Teclast M8 is definitely a very worth buying.

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