Teclast officially launched the 'M40 Pro,' its first Android tablet of 2023. This tablet is powered by the Unisoc T616 mid-range processor, which is capable of light gaming, as well as the entirety of basic Android tasks. This tablet boasts a 7,000 mAh battery which results in upwards of a full day of battery life, depending on the set brightness of the 10.1-inch 1200p screen, which is undoubtedly a large power draw in this system.
The M40 Pro also includes 8GB of RAM, 128GB of onboard storage, and a thin metal frame that makes it comfortable to hold by users of all ages. As for using this as a kid's tablet, the device features a parental control mode where guardians can permit access to certain applications and functions when the mode is enabled, which must be disabled with a special password.
Teclast's M40 Pro is available now via the company's Aliexpress storefront at an SRP of $224 CAD.
Dual SIM Tablets
Teclast's M40 Pro Supports LTE Networks with an Android 12 Operating System
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