URAO Tablet,10.1" Android Tablet with Octa-core Processor 10GB RAM 128GB ROM HD IPS Touchscreen 8H Battery, Wi-Fi 6, BT 5.0, Dual Camera, Google Tablets 2024

Al estar en video llamada, NO me escuchaban bien, entonces el micrófono no es de alta calidad. Y de repente NO me veian.

I have an older family member that uses a tablet only for games. Mahjong, solitaire, stuff like that. This person is somewhat cognitively impaired and does not know how to set up a tablet or about pop-up ads and accidental clicks on ads or malware. I think their previous tablet was an ancient Google Nexus. It started charging intermittently-- hold the charging cable a certain way and it would charge, let it go and charging stops. I've fixed that sort of failure before by reflowing the solder on the charging port (the stress of plugging/unplugging the charging cable causes the solder joint to break), but this tablet was already 10 years old and had a cracked screen. It was time for a new tablet. This was the least expensive tablet available on Amazon with consistently good reviews. I bought it, downloaded the games that would get played, and put the tablet into airplane mode. I also disabled all notifications. This turned it into a standalone tablet with no network connectivity-- no accidental downloads or clicking on malware. So far, this has been a good choice. They can play the games they like without having to worry about accidentally breaking anything. All the icons they use are right on the home screen. I specifically chose games with simple user interfaces to minimize frustration. The tablet itself is larger than their previous one, and the screen is easier to see. I like that this tablet uses a USB-C charging port. The owner doesn't have to worry about plugging it in backwards (USB-C cables are symmetrical, unlike the micro-USB of their previous tablet). No idea how this tablet will handle email, browsing, or streaming, but in my case those were not a consideration. This is a good tablet to get if you need a very inexpensive standalone that still has reasonable specs and performance for basic tasks.

After researching Black Friday deals on tablets, I came across this URAO Android tablet. It got my attention because it seemed to fit the bill for the type of tablet I was looking for. I needed a tablet that wasn’t too big, or too small. This one was just the right size, and the specks on it looked good as well. I needed the tablet for my Dji Neo RC N3 controller. I wanted a screen big enough to be able to see the video on my drone. After receiving the tablet, it fits just nicely. FYI: You will need a tablet extension bracket to be able to install the tablet on the RC N3 controller. As for the tablet itself, it has a screen resolution of 1280x800. It is not the brightest tablet by far, but it is plenty bright for watching YouTube videos, Netflix, or flying my drone. The tablet comes with internal storage of 128 GB and 10GB of RAM. It does have an option to add an external memory card. I haven’t tried any memory cards, but, you can add up to 1T GB of additional storage. The tablet comes with Android 14 AUMI AI OS preinstalled. The OS seems to work pretty fast and is very fluid as far as scrolling through pages goes. The apps load up pretty quickly for me. When for example, I open the YouTube app, it loads almost instantly. As far as the screen size, it is a 10.1-inch screen. And the battery it comes with is a 5000 mAh capacity version. The tablet has a 5MP main camera and an 8MP rear. I haven’t tried the cameras, as my main interest in the tablet is for flying my Dji Neo. I mainly use the video, not the camera. What else can I say about this tablet? Overall, I am happy with my purchase. The price was right, $85, and the quality is pretty good. I almost ended up buying a Samsung tablet for Black Friday, until I came across this little gem. Perfect for my needs, which is mainly watching YouTube, and Netflix, and when weather and time permits, flying my drone. If you are shopping for an affordable table with great build quality, look no further.

Impressive tablet but battery only lasts 5 hours and the speakers have to be cranked up all the way for me to comfortably enjoy the audio. Earphones work pretty well in place of the speakers. I wanted this tablet mainly for watching videos via the USB/OTG port. It's fine for that. WiFi is good, too. Well worth the 80 bucks total I paid for it.

If you've read the other reviews you already know that this is a great value for a tablet. It's fast, has a great picture, heck it even sounds good for a tablet. Most importantly though is the maker just pushed out an update for it. That matters a lot because a lot of budget tablets don't get continuing support. Just another factor to consider. EDIT TO ADD: Well I may have spoken too soon. The tablet was working perfectly, I thought, after the update until I tried to turn on the Bluetooth. It flat refuses to turn on. The BT keyboard I have for it is useless. If I completely restart the tablet, the BT comes on and stays on for a few seconds then shuts of and refuses to come back on. Honestly, this is more an annoyance for me since I really only use it for bed time reading with very occasional gaming through a cloud PC gaming service. I have other devices for that last activity that will work as well. I've seen a few other reviews that also have issues with the tablet after the recent update and I can not find any kind of support website or phone number. I'm debating if I really want to get a refund, since I always buy the product protection for stuff like this.