Teclast has added another model to its already extensive range of tablets. The company has already more or less presented the Teclast P30, but two important pieces of information are still missing: Teclast has not yet commented on price or availability, but is very likely that the Teclast P30 will get an international launch very soon.
Teclast installs an Typ Allwinner A523 SoC, a computing chip introduced last year and designed for very affordable tablets and smartphones, which only has Cortex A55 cores. A maximum of 10 GB of RAM is specified, but only 4 GB is physically available. Internal storage is only 64 GB, but can be expanded using a microSD card, which can be up to 1 TB in size.
Android 14 is the latest operating system, which is an advantage for a budget tablet, but buyers should not have high hopes for updates. The P30 has a 10.1-inch display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 and therefore a rather low level of sharpness. The brightness is specified as 300 cd/m², which is not a particularly high value either. Weighing 544 grams, the tablet has no mobile connectivity, but supports WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4. Two microphones are installed and the battery capacity is estimated at 6000 mAh.












