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Teclast X551 Review~ Teclast’s range of affordable laptop’s is growing every month, and the X551 is no exception. It’s one of the best low-cost laptops I’ve reviewed, and this review is the best of its type for it.

Released in May of 2016, the Teclast X551 is a bit less drastic than its wider range, but it has become a major hit. It’s a slim, sporty, laptop that looks, feels, and has plenty of ports. And like so many other budget-friendly laptops, it also comes with an optional keyboard.

At £399, the X551 feels like a fairly high-priced offering, but you’re not going to get away with anything less than amazing.

The screen is a 13.0-inch IPS panel, so that is covered by an IPS technology covered by the same 7.5mm 3.5mm. It’s a far cry from the typical IPS we’ve seen on the likes of the Dell Venue 16 and Apple MacBook Air, but it’s still good enough to work in the dark.

Screen is fully laminated, and in good light, it’s not that bright, but it’s still good enough. Brightness isn’t the best I’ve tested, but it’s still good enough.

Build quality and handling

The main selling point of the X551 is its build quality. I’ve had the more expensive Dell Venue 16 for a while now, and the quality of the screen is no different. It’s great, but it’s not bad.

The ports and slots aren’t the highest, but they’re still there and give the laptop a decent sized amount of grip. The keyboard and touchpad are solid and offer a solid touchpad.

The screen’s build also feels solid, and there’s a good amount of grip to it. It’s a quality touch, but I would have preferred an iPad to use the touchpad.

A generous touchpad to the right of the keyboard and touchpad would make it easier to type on the keyboard. I like the idea, but it’s far from the point.

Performance

If you’re not a fan of the Dell Venue 16’s built-in touchpad, then the X551 can do without it, but it’s a bit more comfortable than the TouchPad.

The keyboard is a nice touch, but the keyboard is small, and when you click it up you’re at the centre of the touchpad, which doesn’t feel quite as secure as it might be without the touchpad.

I’ve had the best keyboard on the market for a while, and it’s not too bad, although I wish the Teclast X551 had a more standard keyboard.

Connectivity

The wireless connectivity is solid, and as ever with the Teclast X551 you have the option to browse the web through the USB port, or stream music from your smartphone. I’m a little disappointed with the audio on the Power supply, because it really isn’t that good.

The USB ports on the Power Supply do all the work of holding the Teclast X551 in a case, and it’s even a little loud when plugged in, but it doesn�