Teclast M20 4G Phablet
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Teclast M20 4G Phablet Review

Teclast M20 Plus - A Tablet with Light and Mid-Light Design~ We are a group of 3 people who always dream of owning a tablet and that’s why we’re here. We want to be able to carry on an ever-growing and evolving Android OS, never to be a mere tablet. We even want to have an M-PESA mount on the back of the tablet.

Let’s not forget that the top of the tablet is the exact size of a small 4.7K tablet. Literally the tablet has the same dimensions as a small Laptop. If you are worried about this, we’re not there to meet you. But we’re here to help you out.

When we started this group, there was a lot of buzz about a Chuwi tablet with an Intel Celeron N3450 SoC being released in January 2018. This chip is the CHUWI Hi10, and though it’s quite a bit larger than the P60, it’s more compact than the older Atom X5 Z8500 SoCs, and since it’s a 64GB model, we have to make a deal, otherwise this is not the tablet we want.

This means we have to make compromises, by not getting the latest WIFI support and chipset, the Chuwi Hi10 may never be launched and we may be left with only one device that’s more than we’re used to with us.

Specifications:

Packaging:

Design:

The Chuwi Hi10 was built by the Doogee design studio. With a generous design cap, the device is easy to hold and a good feel to it, with rounded edges and a good amount of convexness. The one thing that we like about this design is the specs management. The cover is textured, giving you the complete control of the device with the available apps and applications.

The keyboard is a little disappointing as it doesn’t have the same precision keys as the i7 GeekPad. It’s a keyboard dock which is something we’ve seen on many devices including the Teclast X98 Pro. Unfortunately, the tablet has a headphones jack on the back, and the micro USB port on the bottom. The tablet is light and feels very solid. The only issue is that it’s made of plastic, so you will have to decide whether to bend the plastic to your choosing or use the keyboard.

Screen:

The screen of the Chuwi Hi10 has a resolution of 720p and retina display. It’s a TN panel with a resolution of 1440p. It’s really bright, and we have the IPS panel which is great for viewing from above. It’s more than enough for a tablet of this size as well.

Hardware & experience:

The Chuwi Hi10 is an entry level tablet. It runs on Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 and it supports the latest SoC Ice Cream Sandwich 6. This means it’s more than **four times faster than the Snapdragon 625, it’s faster than the Snapdragon 625 and the other Snapdragon 625 mobile chips. Even though it has a lower power consumption, it still has the same performance and storage as it has in the past. It’s **almost twice as fast as the Snapdragon 625 and