Can you have a good Android Tablet for less than 100 euros ?. Teclast X10 3G Review

Can you have a good Android tablet for less than 100 euros? The answer to this question that many of you will surely have asked yourself at some time, after having had the immense honor of being able to try the Android Tablet Teclast X10 3G, is without a doubt a resounding YES.

Next, I invite you in full review and analysis of the Teclast X10 3G. A complete analysis after having been intensively testing this sensational Android Tablet that for less than 100 euros we can enjoy it with technical specifications as interesting as a good eight-core processor logically signed by Mediatek, a good and more than enough screen with resolution HD, and a sensational 5800 mAh battery, which in standby mode has lasted me up to four days in standby without turning it off at any time and with all connectivity enabled at all times.

Technical specifications of the Teclast X10 3G

The best of the Teclast X10 3G Tablet

Without a doubt the best of the Teclast X10 3G Tablet, is that for less than 100 euros we will be able to have a very good Android Tablet that even offers us 3G connectivity to be able to be connected wherever we find ourselves with the simple insertion of our MicrSIM card. If to this we add a sensational screen with an IPS LCD panel of 1280 x 800 pixels, or what is the same, an HD resolution that the truth is more than enough to work or have fun with the Tablet, we are facing a very good terminal suitable for both for work as for leisure and, especially geared towards an Android input user What you are looking for is to have a terminal with a large screen to use as a second computer casually, and above all to consume multimedia content such as movies and videos or visit and consult your social networks.

On the other hand we have a more than enough powerful eight-core Mediatek processor that make the Teclast X10 3G Tablet work perfectly and have a more than optimal response and performance and be capable of running practically any Android matching application no matter how heavy it may be.

Another of the positive points to highlight of the Teclast X10 3G, is the volume level of the device, a level that unlike other Tablets of the style and price range, here it does sound with some power to allow us to even be able to watch movies and videos without having to resort to headphones or external speakers.

Lastly, It is worth noting its large 5800 mAh battery, which has lasted four days without problems in standby mode, from which I have taken a autonomy of about six and a half hours seven hours of continuously activated screen playing Streaming videos through Netflix.

The worst of the Teclast X10 3G

Not everything was going to be good in this Teclast X10 3G Tablet, and if there is one of the things that have truly disappointed me deeply, these are its two integrated cameras. A) Yes both the rear camera of only 2 mpx, and the front of a scarce 0.2 mpx are a real garbage and they will serve us for little more than making the odd video conference, that if with a more than terrible quality thanks to the scarce 0.2 mpx of the front camera of the Teclast X10 3G.

That is why I wonder why the inclusion of two cameras instead of having chosen to integrate a single camera on the front. For example the 2 mpx to have put it in the front to at least be able to enjoy a higher quality or decent quality in the video calls or video conferences that we do with the Tablet.

Another thing that I have noticed that this Teclast X10 3G suffers is in Android multitasking, and is that with only 1 GB of RAM memory we will not be able to ask too much in terms of running simultaneous applications in the background.

In short, if we remove these negative details where they exist, we are facing a Tablet that is more than recommended and that will help us smoothly perform most of the tasks of an average Android user.

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