TECLAST Artpadpro Android 15 Tablet, 12.7” 2176×1600 Display, 20GB+256GB, Gemini AI, 10000mAh+30W Fast Charge, 13 inch Tablet with Widevine L1, 5G WiFi,4G LTE,GPS – Includes Pen

Surprizingly awesome– an honest review
This review is 100% legit. I paid for this tablet, have no arrangement with the company, bought it because it is a 12.7 inch tablet on sale. I had to try it out. I fully expected it to be cheap standard-Asian-tablet junk and to return it the day after received. I was surprised to find this to be a very nice tablet. So now I own FOUR tablets– iPad, Fire, Samsung, and now Teclast. Each has its specific use.The first thing to notice is the percentage of 5-star reviews here, currently about 85 percent. Add 4 star reviews and it’s up to over 90 percent… which on Amazon is quite high. That should tell us a great deal about tablet quality and performance.Some have compared this model with the Teclast T-65. There is no comparison. The T-65, while it has a large screen, is not an art tablet. It has half the RAM. It has a 20% smaller, less-powerful battery. It has considerably lower screen resolution. The Artpad Pro has a more powerful front camera. Etc etc. To each his own, but the T-65 by no means out-performs the Artpad Pro.ANY item, no matter how good its quality, will have some low reviews. In this case I’d say they’re comparing a $279 tablet to an iPad, which is simply expecting too much, unreasonably so. I can see no viable reason for giving this tablet anything under a 4-star review. It is excellent. Overall, the 1-star number is extremely low for Amazon Reviews– only 2 percent as of this writing. That is an extremely low percentage and can be ignored. Believe the 4 & 5 star reviews. : )I’m reviewing this for what it is: an Asian tablet that beats other Asian tablets in every way… for around $250 to $300 (depending if it’s on sale). Note that many other Asian tablets cost $100 to $150. There’s a reason for that: they cut corners. Sharply. The plastic cases do not dissipate core heat. The batteries are cheap and get hot and burn out in a year or less. The RAM is slow and gets hot. The CPU is very slow and gets really hot because of bad head sinks. They last a few months to a year and then die. You’ll find this in reviews on cheap tablets. You won’t find such problems on this one.The case is metal. The CPU is very fast and quality. The RAM is fast. The battery is great. As far as i can tell, no corners were cut. Mind you, I’ve had this tablet for less than a month, but I’ve owned a LOT of tablets… and this passes every test I threw at it.FAST. Not as fast as an iPad of course, but faster than the Amazon Fire (which i consider to be a top-quality tablet with excellent support from Amazon) and at least as fast as the Samsung. I have a specific speed test I run with the advantage I know exactly how it works. This tablet passed that speed test with flying colors, without even getting warm.The screen is awesome. Even positive reviews sometimes complain about wishing it had a more crisp screen… and of course increased resolution is always a “I want that!” thing. But perhaps in this case too demanding. This screen is as crisp and clear as any I have seen. It’s far better than my Samsung… and I’m quite impressed with the Samsung. The colors on the Teclast are brilliant, can be altered at the touch of a special button built into this unit for just that purpose, and the lettering is edge-sharp clear. Add to it the fact this is a 12.7 inch tablet (which was a major selling point for me), and that screen is a winner.TOUCH RESPONSE is excellent, better than even my Samsung (which imo can be extremely overly-sensitive, recognizing finger presence before you even touch the screen). The Teclast is just right.THE PEN… meh. This is the “cheap” part of the tablet. Unlike the iPad pencil, this estimated-$30 pen reacts poorly to light-press, draws skippy lines if light pressure is used or you move your hand too fast. The “cure”: draw slowly. That’s the case even on the Samsung (which comes with its own pencil), so one can’t really complain about that, but of course I wish it were better. But again, one should not expect iPad $100 pencil performance from a $300 tablet. Positive note: palm rejection. That’s a very nice feature in an art tablet. Still, I recommend a tablet art glove or cotton gloves when using for art, just to prevent skin oils from collecting on the screen.SETUP is easy. Super easy. The Teclast is pure Android with apps thrown in to support their tablet… and has a far better screen appearance than other tablets. Overall, the Teclast rawks. One should not belittle an orange because it’s not an apple. (pun intended) ;DAs a bonus this tablet can be used as a phone if your provider allows. I don’t use it as such (a bit too large to carry around in my pocket), so I can’t review that aspect, and I didn’t buy it for that feature. What, someone is going to lug around this large tablet and not their cell phone? That’s not why I buy an art tablet.Further tests and examination are warranted. But my initial “out of the box” review following setup, speed tests, screen examination and apps use… is excellent. It out-performs every other tablet I’ve owned save for the iPad. And of course if someone wants an iPad and the Apple world, they would buy an iPad. For the Android field this is great, at a great price.You can believe the high number of 5-star reviews. I’ve owned everything from an iPad to the cheapest Asian junk-tablets on the market. This outperforms even Samsung on almost every level, and Samsung is a pretty hefty tablet (unfortunately with a whole lotta non-removable bloatware). The 256g of flash memory built into this takes care of any possible bloatware issue– and the company itself states that a lot of the bloatware specific to this tablet can be removed if one doesn’t need that function. That’s a nice feature. Smart company.I do dislike the USB-C based headphone. You apparently can simultaneously charge the tablet and use standard headphones with a simple $10 adapter available on Amazon, so that’s not insurmountable.THE downside, common to many tablets: there’s no guarantee of continued updates from the company. That’s a problem with all non-brand tablets I’ve seen, and even some branded tablets. In this aspect Samsung, Fire and iPad beats it hands down (especially Fire. Wow, what support Amazon gives that tablet. They REALLY want you to be happy with your Fire tablet. ;D )This product warrants an additional 5-star review. It lived up to every realistic expectation I had, and more.

Very nice screen and quite responsive for a budget tablet.
This is actually a nice tablet! As of this writing I’ve only had it for a couple of days but I really like it. My only complaint so far is the mic isn’t good for video chats. My person could not hear me during a video call so I had to switch to another device. Reading, watching videos and Internet browsing are great. Charging is fast, but the battery doesn’t last quite as long as I’d hoped. For around $200 this tablet can’t be beat. It’s light weight and a very nice larger size. The pen that comes with this tablet is also nice. It works very well. I’m happy with this purchase.

Grande tablette!Prof de musique, je cherchais une tablette avec un grand écran, pour afficher des partitions. Celle-ci m’a convaincu par son format plus large que les autres tablettes Android, et un peu plus proche du format “papier” et puis aussi par tout ce qu’elle propose en plus: connectivité 4G, lecteur de carte micro SD (je n’aime pas laisser mes documents dans la mémoire d’une tablette : si la tablette se casse, tout ce qui est dedans peut être perdu), stylet… Bonne nouvelle : tout cela fonctionne très bien, la tablette est assez rapide et la réactivité de l’écran est très satisfaisante. Le son est également au rendez-vous, avec des aigus bien clairs et des sons graves assez soutenus.Une bonne surprise: la possibilité d’afficher en noir et blanc bien contrasté, vraiment sympa pour les partitions scannées.Pour se rendre compte de ce qu’est l’Artpad Pro par rapport à un iPad, j’ai joint une photo. Plus grand et plus agréable, l’Artpad ne remplacera toutefois pas l’iPad (il a été fourni par mon école, avec un environnement obligatoire), mais c’est sûr: l’Artpad m’accompagnera pour tout ce qui est personnel.

Ho acquistato l’ECLAST Artpad Pro Tablet 12.7 Pollici e ne sono rimasto estremamente soddisfatto! È un vero concentrato di potenza e versatilità, perfetto per la produttività e la creatività. Apprezzatissimo soprattutto dai miei figli per il gioco.Lo schermo da 12.7 pollici ( in pratica un foglio A4 ) è formidabile, con risoluzione elevata, i colori sono vividi e la visione di film e serie TV (è certificato Widevine L1!) offre un’esperienza davvero immersiva. Noi lo abbiamo utilizzato in camper e i quattro speaker stereo garantiscono un audio potente e avvolgente.Per quanto riguarda le prestazioni, sono ottime visto che monta unprocessore Helio G99 Octa-Core da 2.2GHz. Ne risulta un tablet incredibilmente reattivo nel multitasking che gestisce anche un uso intenso senza sforzo e senza surriscaldarsi. Con Android 15 l’uso è sempre fluido e senza esitazioni.Nel lavoro e nella creatività la possibilità di espandere la RAM e l’ampia memoria interna sono perfette per chi, come me, userà il tablet anche per disegnare. Avere anche il supporto per la penna per prendere appunti (inclusa in molte offerte) con 4096 livelli di pressione lo rende uno strumento creativoLa batteria da 10000mh autonomia, mi dura tranquillamente 2 giorni con un uso normale. Inoltre, la presenza della doppia SIM 4G LTE amplia la sua sfruttabilità in viaggio, permettendo di restare connessi ovunque.In sintesi, un prodotto di qualità superiore, anche nei materiali, con un rapporto qualità-prezzo più che interessante. L’ ho acquistato per godere principalmente delle dimensioni del display e del supporto Widevine visto l’uso frequente per la visione di serie TV, ma mi sono trovato tra le mani un prodotto all’altezza di marchi più noti. Lo consiglio vivamente a chi cerca un tablet performante, versatile e con un ottimo display.