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Teclast M20 4G Phablet Review

Teclast M20 Plus - First Hands-On~ Teclast has been making a huge splash with the M20 Plus and it looks like they’re trying to set a new benchmark by making a flagship like the M20 Plus the best option for both daily use and business trips.

That’s why I’m excited by the Teclast M20 Plus as the only budget phone with a 4GB RAM, 32GB storage, and that’s without being too clunky.

Check out this video from iF photographer Ryan Dickson to get an idea of what’s inside the new M20 Plus.

What’s inside the Box?

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What to expect from the Teclast M20 Plus?

This is a phone that’s much more than a simple review. I’m talking about the first impressions and the whole phone feels much more than that. I’ll feature the design and build quality from the terminal to the realisation of where it is right now.

That is now a full review and everything is good.

Check out the video index.

As the video shows, there’s a great design and all the design elements have worked together to form the overall impression.

But then I want to talk about the actual display and all that.

The screen is 6.65 inches and the rear panel is a 13.5mm. That’s huge. I’m talking about the screen is larger than the OnePlus 5’s on the back which means that it will have a larger capacity than the Xiaomi Mi 8.

This is an IPS panel which means it’ll be brighter and clearer by comparison. But what that really shows is it’s more like an outdoorsy sort of screen than a screen-centric one.

In fact, in the video I’m giving you I see the screen as a screen-centric device which is to be expected. The only thing it doesn’t show is the text and the logos on the screen which isn’t a big thing to complain about because it really doesn’t reflect the device.

Performance

The phone has been designed to be optimised for the display. It has a Snapdragon 625, 6GB RAM, and a 64GB ROM.

It means it’s very fast when it comes to handling tasks. It’s even faster than the Snapdragon 625 on the Xiaomi Redmi 6A.

With the phone you’re essentially getting a tiny little chip with the processor that’s been designed to handle anything that requires a little bit more juice than normal.

In my early tests, I wasn’t able to see any major gains on the Mediatek MTK6580 just yet. But with this much juice and very decent hardware, you’ll have a feeling of having a premium phone.

There’s a large battery of 4000mAh which is large enough. And this is on a small display.

The good thing with the screen is that it has a good viewing angle. So it’s a good screen to be honest.

Face unlocking and unlocking features

I’ve been testing the TECNO Camon C9 and the unlocking is really fast and accurate.

But here’s the thing, you can’t unlock the phone with your face. It�