Teclast X6 Pro 2 in 1 Tablet PC 8GB RAM 256GB SSD
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Teclast X6 Pro 2 in 1 Tablet PC 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Review

Teclast X6 Pro Review~ It is the second dual boot tablet from the Taiwanese manufacturer Teclast. It is a dual boot tablet with Android 7.1, Windows 10 and Pencil. The Teclast X6 Pro is the first to come with a metal housing, Windows 8.1 and Pencil support and a great keyboard dock support. If you don’t want to pay 100,000++ for the premium tablet, you can get a USB cable with the USB type-C port, a USB 3.1 Type-C port, and a metal housing for the keyboard and touchpad.

The Teclast X6 Pro is an almost 6 inch tablet. The build quality is excellent. You can’t expect a notch like quality from the Nubia Z17 or Surface 3’s. That doesn’t mean it’s not beautiful like the Surface 3, but it’s better than it sounds.

The build quality is decent, the touchpad is the sharpest I’ve used in an iPad. The keyboard has the best location of any touchpad. You need to press down on the power button and the keyboard opens up with the best of them all. The tablet feels sturdy, but the keys aren’t very stiff, you’re left to expect a keyboard for everyday usage.

At last, the tablet can be docked to a dock and it comes with 3.5mm audio jack and Micro USB ports. It’s small and easy to use, but a bit short to get hold of. I’ve been a bit reluctant to get hold of the tablet, but with 3.5mm audio jack, it’s easy enough to get hold of.

I’ve also been very happy to see the tablet support a stylus. It’s pretty nice to have a stylus on an Android tablet.

Teclast didn’t pull any punches here, they just looked really hard on when they said they were bringing the best to the market. The X6 Pro features a 13MP Samsung Galaxy S8 stylus, a 1.25″ HD screen, 8GB of RAM and 64GB of eMMC storage. This isn’t a new tablet, it has been a top brand for a while, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.2 was a cost cutting move, so not many handsets really stand out as being an inspiration for others.

Design:

With the new Samsung Galaxy S8, the Teclast X6 Pro has done a good job. The tablet looks nice, the hinge has really been designed to stay put, the device isn’t overly slippery. However, I still find it slightly flimsy and it doesn’t really feel like it’s going to break when it’s thrown into a large space. It might be a limitation for some people, but for me, it’s a real big reason to get one.

The back is made of a very premium plastic that looks like aluminum. It is not too glossy either, the screen is matte and gives it a premium look.

On the sides are three thin bezels. They are the same as the top bezel of the Surface 3, only the bezels have been slightly raised.

I think Teclast made the tablet feel extra thin with the keyboard, and the hinge would have made the tablet feel much more premium.

There’s a plastic strip at the right-hand corner that can be removed