Compact Android tablets often sacrifice either display quality or cellular connectivity. The Teclast T60Mini takes a different approach, pairing an 8.8-inch 2560 × 1600 LCD running at 90Hz with dual-SIM 4G LTE and phone-call support. The tablet runs Android 17 with TeclastOS 3.0 and is now on sale in Asia.
At 324 grams and 207 × 128 × 7.5 mm, the T60Mini is built for a more portable role than a conventional 10- or 11-inch slate. Its high-resolution panel and quad-speaker system should make it a more capable option for reading, video, and casual gaming on the go, while the cellular hardware and location support give it potential as a navigation-focused travel device.
Cellular connectivity and navigation are central to the design
The T60Mini uses an octa-core Unisoc T7300 processor built on a 6nm process, with Cortex-A78 and Cortex-A55 CPU cores plus a Mali-G57 MC2 GPU. Teclast includes 8GB of physical RAM, virtual-memory expansion up to 40GB, and 128GB of UFS storage that can be expanded by as much as 2TB via microSD.
- Display: 8.8-inch LCD, 2560 × 1600 resolution, and 90Hz refresh rate
- Cellular: dual nano-SIM 4G LTE with support for calls over the 4G network
- Wireless: Wi-Fi 6
- Wireless: Bluetooth 5.4 with LDAC
- Navigation: dual-frequency GPS
- Navigation support: GLONASS
- Navigation support: BDS
- Navigation support: Galileo
- Cameras: 13MP rear camera and 5MP front camera
- Battery: 6,000mAh
- Charging: 18W USB-C Power Delivery
- Audio: quad-speaker system
The 6,000mAh battery is paired with 18W USB-C PD charging, a comparatively modest charging specification for a tablet with this battery capacity. The T60Mini is not positioned as a high-end gaming tablet, but its physical RAM, 90Hz screen, and newer Unisoc hardware put it above the most basic compact Android models for everyday browsing, streaming, and lighter games.
Price and U.S. availability remain open questions
Teclast lists the T60Mini at 899 yuan in China. The official Teclast page confirms the tablet’s display, Android version, and connectivity configuration, but Teclast has not confirmed U.S. availability or U.S. pricing. No verifiable AliExpress listing for the model was identified at the time of reporting.
For buyers who want a small Android slate that can stay online without tethering to a phone, the T60Mini’s combination of dual-SIM 4G and broad navigation support is its defining feature. Its eventual appeal outside Asia will depend heavily on regional availability and final pricing.
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