Good price for a full HD 10 inch tablet, TCB 6.3% can bring price down to £78.
19 comments
db129
17 Aug 17#19
Just ordered via Gearbest with the code that winchman posted (OctaKC) - for £76.07. A bargain at that price! Fingers crossed I'll get 3.03% TCB too.
FoxForce5
11 Aug 17#18
I really wish one of these cheap Chinese companies would realise there's a gap in the market for a fairly low spec but big screen (15" - 18"?) tablet simply for people to use as a streaming TV viewer in the kitchen or elsewhere in the house.
The spec isn't too important as long as it can run kodi, iplayer etc. I'm using a fairly ancient nook hd+ & it plays everything from my local server & streams from the net fine despite its now poor specification.
Give me a cpu like this with a 15" 1080p screen for under £150 & I'd be happy!
cryo
8 Aug 17#17
I have this tablet
for work and get approx 6hrs of continuous use out of the battery and
find the stand by time OK. 4G works great and the GPS has no problems
finding sat/position. The screen is exceptionally clear and bright
and will turn down very low for night time browsing/reading. I have
read that the screen is easily scratched so you will need a good
screen protector if kids are using it but for less than 100 quid this
is a give-away. I you order it the teclast case is very cheap and
will offer protection when travelling but don't expect it to be
leather :>) All in all a cheap 1080p tablet that will easily show
a few films on one charge with a bright clear sharp screen that will
play the majority of android games and if you drop it you don't need
a bank loan to replace it.
Misslovely
3 Aug 17#14
If you want to buy this for kids then don't! The screen broke after 3 weeks as it was under the pillow and the kid slept on it. Sorry but im not a fan of these kind of tablets. Stick to original brands
Steelman111 to Misslovely
4 Aug 17#16
I'm sorry but how is this the tablet's fault exactly?
That's like saying don't buy that iPhone, I threw it down some stairs and stamped on it and the screen broke so I wouldn't recommend it.
winchman
3 Aug 17#13
This is good price for 1080p 10" tablet. Cube iplay10 is very similar.
if you want more storage, better processor etc then you will have to stretch to apx £115 for something like the Cube iwork10 Ultimate dual boot(banggood code ec2ec8)
winchman
3 Aug 17#9
Use code LenovoP8 to get this for £118. Lenovo 8" tablet with snapdragon 625 processor, same as the Xiaomi Note 4.
That is a nice looking tablet with nice price to match, but... and it's a big but... 16GB storage. Complete deal breaker for me!!! Been there, done it, never again for any Android device.
secretspartan1 to Stu.C
3 Aug 17#11
External storage up to 64gb dude, shouldn't be too much of an Issue with Android 6.0
Stu.C to secretspartan1
3 Aug 17#12
I disagree... as a gamer, many new games are approaching 2GB of storage per game. Don't believe the hype on adoptable storage in Android 6, and each app still takes a chunk of internal storage that will leave you short on space fairly soon. We all need to stop buying 16GB devices and send a message to the manufacturers that it is not acceptable in 2017.
GQ.Man to Stu.C
3 Aug 17#15
Id like to know more about this as i was of the notion that Adoptive Storage moves app/data to the sd card however ive noticed on my 32gb LG G5 that STRANGELY when ive side loaded an app or humble bundle it doesn't really effect my internal storage allowance using Adoptive Storage BUT whenever ive ueed a Google Play app the bloody app always takes the same amount from the internal storage know matter where ive moved it making apps from Googles Official store completely redundant for me alot of help that is.
Would anyone recommend this tablet been looking for a full HD sub £100 tablet for awhile only want it to search Web and watch videos
pic007 to HotrodHammie
3 Aug 17#4
I had been looking the same and ordered one but happy to consider other options for sub £100, full HD and 10 inch.. There are not that many online reviews available but most considered is value for money for the price..
Stu.C to HotrodHammie
3 Aug 17#5
If you are happy with a smaller tablet, the Ifive Mini 4S is probably a better purchase due to the superior graphics chip, and it has a much higher pixel density. The Mali-T720 in this Teclast tablet is truly awful.
I have this tablet. It is an OK deal to be honest. The tablet does feel all its £80 odd with plastic casing and the battery life is pretty poor I have to say, It drains quite a bit when just on standby. I haven't used it for any length of time so don't take this as a definite review - it is just my take on it. One massive plus though is that it is 4g and you can browse on the move. Might be worth the cost just for that. Overall useability is good so far.
plewis00 to adamdroitwich
3 Aug 17#7
Standby drain in cheap tablets seems to be a major issue. I haven't seen a single cheap tablet (Windows or Android) that had good sleep time. I generally let it slip as they're otherwise good value.
Also the usual concern of MTK chipsets and GPS, if that's an important feature for you.
pic007
3 Aug 17#1
Good price for a full HD 10 inch tablet, TCB 6.3% can bring price down to £78.
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A bargain at that price!
Fingers crossed I'll get 3.03% TCB too.
The spec isn't too important as long as it can run kodi, iplayer etc. I'm using a fairly ancient nook hd+ & it plays everything from my local server & streams from the net fine despite its now poor specification.
Give me a cpu like this with a 15" 1080p screen for under £150 & I'd be happy!
Sorry but im not a fan of these kind of tablets. Stick to original brands
That's like saying don't buy that iPhone, I threw it down some stairs and stamped on it and the screen broke so I wouldn't recommend it.
if you want more storage, better processor etc then you will have to stretch to apx £115 for something like the Cube iwork10 Ultimate dual boot(banggood code ec2ec8)
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I haven't used it for any length of time so don't take this as a definite review - it is just my take on it. One massive plus though is that it is 4g and you can browse on the move. Might be worth the cost just for that. Overall useability is good so far.
Also the usual concern of MTK chipsets and GPS, if that's an important feature for you.