This here is the new Teclast Tbook F6 Pro it's a hybrid laptop that has a 13.3
inch touch screen it's IPS 1080p also supports a stylus now the hinge on this
lets you flip the screen right around 360 degrees it's powered by a core m37 Y
30 with eight gigabytes of RAM 128 gigabytes of SSD storage which you can
upgrade a 10,000 milliamp hour battery runs Windows 10 so let's check it out so
let's take a look at the contents of the box you'll notice that box style is very
similar now to the tick last master th tablets and the t10 so we've got the
laptop wrapped in plastic very well packaged there's foam either side so
this thing should not get jam damaged in transit at all under this we have the
instruction manual cuts that guide thing leaflet now this is all in Chinese and
if you read Chinese that's not gonna be useful to anyone and here we have the
power supply so this power supply is an EU one we do have a rather long cord
which is great to see and it's rated to 12 volts 2 amps the f6 pro tips the
scales at 1.4 kilos almost so it's not exactly light I do believe they've got
counter weights in here so the screen will not tip over or have the whole
laptop tipping back so that's just one of the compromises they've had to make
with this kind of design now taking a look at the thickness of it it's not bad
at all around fifteen point six millimeters the bottom of the laptop
here you'll see we've just got this four solid rubber feet a lot of screws
holding everything in and then a tiny little flap here which houses that 22 by
42 SATA 3 s SD slot now you'll notice there are no grills on the back of this
whatsoever because it doesn't have any fans it's a hundred percent fanless and
I don't know about you but I love fanless Tech and not having to put up
with fan noise so you only have to remove one screw to get access to the
SSD and then another screw to remove it that's great
that Teclast have done this so if you're not happy with 128 gigabytes of
storage then you can go and put in 256 or up to 512 maximum unfortunately as
the size that you can get for this but make sure it's 22 by 42 spec and that's
a set of 3 Drive so on the left hand side we have one of two USB 3 ports we
have micro HDMI out a status LED so this is used when charging it's read when
you're charging turns green once fully charged now we do have a type C port on
here I've tested it it accepts charge it will also output display which is great
but I have had some trouble with some of the docks I have been using so my all
key hub doesn't seem to work at all when it comes to display output nothing
whatsoever only data works on this charging does not work may have it hub
that I have this works with display out up to 4k 30 Hertz but I can't seem to
charge with the hub at the same time which is annoying but if I plug my type
C charging cable directly into the type C port then it will charge so it seems
that the support with this USB 3 port the type C port isn't quite ahead of a
cent with every single dock out there so it's going to be a bit of trial and
error finding one that works with this if6 pro on the right you'll find the
headphone jack DC and for charging another USB 3 port micro SD card slot
which is good to see on here and then the power button now I don't
particularly like the placement of this power button often when you lift up the
laptop you'll accidentally trigger this and put it into sleep mode so I've done
a little bit of typing on the keyboard I do like the feel of it it's definitely
not as shallow as a cube thinker's keyboard which to me isn't the greatest
keyboard this one's a slight step up from that I like the layout of it we've
got shortcuts for your volume controls the brightness Print Screen button and
then we have that extra row there with your delete homepage up and down and in
keys also great to see on there but so far I am liking this keyboard it is
comfortable and as you can see pressing down here really hard there's very
little keyboard flex just a tiny little bit but it is really solid but so far
looking at this display it's looking good
right Ness I'm happy with touch response seems really good it is fast good color
reproduction and I will have the measured brightness out and my full
review of course now one thing to note that when you do tap on the screen like
any of these laptops like this that you're going to get this a little bit of
wobble see that how when you touch it it wobbles now this happens on the cube
thinker of course this doesn't have the premium screen that cube thinker has
that screen is really amazing it's the same screen as the surface book this of
course is a different class it's 1080p if you look at it really close on the
corners you will notice some slight pixels there but it's not too bad at
thirteen point three inches and hey no surprises here the screen is not fully
laminated it has a gap of approximately 1/2 I would say two millimeters it's
rather large the gap on here which is slightly disappointing between the
digitizer glass and in the IPS panel below now judging from the speaker
grilles we have here looks like we could have quad speakers as you can see to
here and then there are another two on the right hand side which is good they
do sound rather loud they're lacking bass of course but a little bit better
than what you normally find in these kind of laptops so give you sample of
them now
now just like the cube I work 5x that I reviewed this is very similar the build
of this one you can light a hundred percent flat or you can flip the screen
right around and it converts into a bulky heavy tablet but at least you can
do this or you can use that keyboard to prop up the screen and this what they
call presentation mode so this is the first for me testing out a tech classed
branded SSD 128 gigabyte so as expected these sequential writes rather low here
so they're not the fastest if you want fastest then you can upgrade of course
you can go for something like a 512 gigabyte SSD in here or 256 gigabytes
and then the right speeds will match the reads the reads are good so that isn't
too bad at least the 4k writes fast so that shouldn't really slow down the
operating system installing apps and everything should be quite quick moving
on now to the devices we have on board we have two accelerometers on here which
is interesting there's one on the display and also one in the base it's
probably due to the fact that when you flip around the lid and turn it into a
tablet it possibly disables the one that's in the base then and that's why
they've done that you've installed two of them so the CPU is the core m3 7 y 30
and as you can see the Intel wireless AC is the chipset that's handling both
Bluetooth and a wireless now that tends to be quite a fast chip not as fast as
the 8165 you get from Intel that's more of a premium card this is a mid-range
dual band one but it does tend to work quite well I'll have speeds and any
updates of that and the full review of the f6 Pro here and the fingerprint
reader is a good x1 normally I see Elance oh that's interesting there now
some good news on the touchpad while it is quite small and tiny it is a
precision one with Windows precision drivers as you can see here so it's
supporting all of those gestures and so fine using it it does feel quite good
I'm happy with its performance I just wish it was a little bit larger the lid
of this 13.3 inch laptop is made of metal the whole body is made out of this
alloy and it's a soft alloy so I do believe it it will scratch quite easily
pressing on the top of the lid here that is rock
solid very firm and no it cannot be opened
one-handed there are magnets in here and it just makes it impossible so it's
definitely a two-hand job if I can do it it's not the easiest laptop to open up
it's better to go from the slides I find also just tested out there got X
fingerprint reader that it has on here no complaints you need to set up Windows
hello so you need to add a password or a PIN number and then you can scan and use
the fingerprint it unlocks really in a matter of seconds and you get straight
into Windows so it's quite handy to have this so the tablet is running Windows 10
home that activates without any problems we have 8 gigabytes of RAM dual channel
running at 1866 megahertz this is good to see so we're not limited to single
channel performance or slower speeds like 1600 megahertz which I have seen on
some other khorium devices so that is the tick last f6 Pro and my first
impressions of this are overall very positive I like the keyboard I like the
touch pad even though it is small a little too small for my own liking I'm
getting used to it it is accurate its precision touchpad so it's got the
windows just two controls the drivers you can control all of that fully which
is great fingerprint unlocking with Windows hello and that good it sensor
seems to be quick and go straight into the desktop much faster than typing in a
password the screen is bright and the viewing angles are good but we do get a
lot of reflections as you can see because it's not fully laminated which
is going to be a bit of a deal-breaker for some people but honestly I expected
it to be non laminated at this price point it's currently selling for 449 us
the build quality overall is great I like the practicality of it the fact
that we can flip the screen around and convert it into yes a heavy tablet but
at least we have that option or you can just prop it up the screen and use it in
presentation mode so the battery life gaming thermals benchmarks further tests
and my final overall opinion of using this full-time for at least a week will
be coming soon now if you like this style of laptop and
the spec then check out the cube thinker i35 that
I also reviewed that one's got an amazing screen in it it's got the
surface book screen and it also has a core m7y 30 and 8 gigabytes of RAM but
256 gigabytes of storage so take a look at that one
very similar machine thank you so much for watching and I do hope to see you
back with the final review of the Teclast f6 Pro