AP35 Intel Apollo Lake J3355 Office Mini PC
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AP35 Intel Apollo Lake J3355 Office Mini PC Review

Apollo Lake J3355 is the Intel Atom Z8300 CPU with 25M All-System Released~ In a long line of devices, the AP34 processor has finally arrived. It’s a new chipset from Apollo Lake, a Taiwanese manufacturer that specializes in entry-level dual-core processors. The J3355 processor was designed to run apps on a large screen. Those apps can be very demanding. I guess the real winner will be the Teclast F7. But this processor was built for multitasking, not multitasking itself. It’s not even targeted at tablets or smartphones. It’s intended for multitasking as well. Of course, the tablet side of things can also be an asset for this processor. But will it perform up to the 1GB of RAM and 16GB of internal memory that most dual-core chips in the market usually provide us?

After a lot of testing, I was very positively surprised with the results of the AP34 Core M benchmark. To be honest, I wasn’t too happy with my results, as the result of an AP32 core chip shouldn’t have been. Fortunately, we can compare the performance of the AP34’s Cortex A53 with those of its Cortex A53 counterparts. As for the results of the J3355? Wow, I don’t know, but it’s pretty good.

As for the CPU, it’s the same chip found on the Teclast F7, Teclast X10 and other tablets. I think it’s enough for most tasks. But if you want to run many apps at the same time, you will need something better. As I said at the start, the J3355 is designed primarily for everyday tasks. And if that’s too much, it can be overcome through a variety of means. So, if you’re thinking of getting the AP34 processor, I advise you to check out the few alternatives.

Here’s the Cube Mix 2 review. And if you want to read my thoughts on the Teclast F7 and Teclast X10 you can follow me on Twitter.

Teclast F7: Specifications

Teclast F7 SoC: 4 cores Cortex-A53 ARM Cortex-A7 @ 2.0GHz Cortex-A53, ARM Mali-T760 MP3 @ 1.8GHz, 8 cores ARM Mali-T720 MP3 @ 1.4GHz

Teclast F7: Design and Appearance

As I wrote, the Teclast F7 looks and feels very similar to the Teclast F7. At first glance, the two devices look quite similar. This makes the F7’s design and layout look very stylish.

On the right side of the device, you can find the power button and the volume rocker. They also have a small screen on the top, which is really strange for a tablet to have.

On the bottom, there are 3.5mm audio jack, USB-C and two speakers. If you’re not accustomed to the type-C connections, they’re really strange.

Also, there are quite a few capacitive buttons on the side.

The left side is occupied by the 3.5mm audio jack. On the other hand, the best location of the audio jack is on the top. The standard power button and volume rocker are on the left.

On the back, there’s a small ‘Emergency’