Teclast T40 Air tablet review – Very good runtimes despite not being too expensive

Of course, you can identify quite a few points of criticism on the Teclast T40 Air: Its screen’s strong blue tint, the tablet’s inaccurate location services and its very weak cameras, to name just a few.

At the same time, the device boasts many positive features: It has a lot of storage and RAM, can be used with mobile data, features a microSD slot, and — for fans of analogue headphones — it even has a 3.5-mm audio jack.

In addition, its massive battery results in very good runtimes, without the T40 Air feeling too heavy or bulky.

As the tablet can often be found on sale, and its dim screen and poor locating qualities shouldn’t be too big a deal if you intend on using the tablet inside, the Teclast T40 Air might still actually be worth considering.

The Teclast T40 Air impresses with its stamina, mobile data support and generous storage. However, if you are looking for a bright display for outdoor use, then you just might want to look elsewhere.

We have a few alternative options for you to take a look at: The Teclast M50 Pr is more portable and a bit lighter — but it doesn’t have as good a battery life. Samsung’s Galaxy Tab A7 LTE 2022 delivers better performance, but only a limited amount of storage.