Fusion5 Android Tablet PC - (Bluetooth, Dual-Band Wi-Fi, HDMI, IPS Screen, GPS, FM and Quad-Core CPU Fast Multitasking for HD Videos, Movies, Gaming)

Okay, the ratings given are based on the price range the tablet is in, do not expect this to be a Ipad, Microsoft Surface go or a Samsung s2, these items are upwards of 400 pounds and you get what you pay for, do not expect this tablet to whizz around like your phone either, but that said its excellent within its price range, it does everything i need and more, although plastic its good quality plastic as are the charger and charging lead, i bought this really as i was having problems accessing and opening a link for my covid jab, i did eventually manage to open it with a seven year old microsoft surface, however i needed a true android tablet as i will not use it often (i can do most things on my mobile, however sometimes you do need something bigger ),i have connected a standard bluetooth keyboard and mouse via the micro sd slot, works fine similar to ipad support , however again do not expect this to do what you can with a chromebook or a windows pc, but its good if you need to do something big, the case is a problem, i have used a universal 10 inch case which fits okay in 3 corners but in use i have to leave the fourth corner off when using the tablet as the fixing touches the on of switch but not a problem and all four corners can be attached for transport and storage, it connects to wifi and the internet ok, again do not expect top level speed, the chip was designed in 2012 and is similar in speed to the ipad mini 1 but has a better range and with it being android 9 the current apps can be downloaded, i also like the fact that it comes only bundled with the essential apps so i am able to download the apps i want and save storage space, its a nice clean experience, good video playback, camera is not too bad for the pricepoint for a tablet , all in all a good package, possibly slightly overpriced now that Argos are selling a Bush 10 inch tablet for 80 pounds, however this is android 10 go and will not appeal to gamers, so yes well done, good product.

I bought the Fusion5 104Bv2 PRO Android Tablet PC (Android 9.0 Pie, 2GB RAM, 32GB) with a specific purpose in mind - I want to be able to read pdf articles easily as part of my postgrad distance learning course. I work on a laptop all day and wanted to get away from this during the evening, plus wanted to be able to read flat on the table while I make notes in a notebook. I am trying to avoid printing out articles until I know they are going to be of use; for quick skimming and discarding, it's not environmentally friendly and it's expensive. I have a kindle for reading books, but despite all of the advice online, I could not make the pdfs readable and research suggested even the newer versions would not cope (unless I went to the top level at a much higher price). I have an old cheap tablet that I use purely for song lyrics, but its operating system is hateful and slow so I did not want to use that. I have a Kindle Fire, and yes, I could get pdfs to work - but at 7" the screen is too small. But this made me think - a new 10" tablet could be the way to go. I researched many different versions, some more expensive than the Fusion5, but none really offered more (obviously the likes of the ipad are in a different league but I didn't want their functions or price). I liked that the Fusion5 has a decent internal memory which is expandable. I liked that it has the most up to date Android OS. I liked the reviews, and I liked the price!I received it two days earlier than expected, which was a good reflection on the company. Everything was as it should be in the box, include a straightforward but informative instruction book - so often these are left out, assuming that people will follow the onscreen instructions which are certainly helpful but the booklet gives you chance to have a decent overview before you start. Setting the tablet up was extremely easy - especially if you use the Google app to transfer all your existing apps across using the cloud and your gmail address. Within a few minutes all my apps were there.The OS is super - familiar and easy to use. By using Onedrive I can access all my articles saved through my uni account so if I use the laptop to search (typing is easier for me on the keyboard), I can then read them very easily on the tablet. The screen is perfectly big enough and the pinch zoom in/out function is perfect and exactly what I wanted.One aspect it has that gave this a plus point in my research, is the bluetooth connectivity. This means I can easily connect it to my soundbar if I want to enjoy music while I study.This links to the one aspect that I have found to be less than perfect - and I had read this in other reviews. The sound quality is not the best, for example it is not as good as that of my Samsung phone. I've seen others be disappointed because they want the tablet for movies or music videos so I can understand their viewpoint if that is their primary reason for purchase. For me, this is not an issue at all as I purchased it for reading, and it will connect to the soundbar/bluetooth speaker for music if I need it.All in all, this does exactly what I purchased it for, with ease and no complications. For the price, I feel it is excellent value.

This is the third Fusion 5 tablet I have purchased and so far I am very pleased with it as a replacement for my original Android 5.1 tablet on which a few apps no longer work. I've been waiting for the Android 9.0 model to be released and had no hesitation in ordering one as soon as I spotted it. It is light and a little smaller overall (but not the screen) than my previous ones. It seems fast and the screen is clear. So far the battery life seems good, certainly good enough for my needs. The sound is as good as can be expected and better than my previous models. For the price, I think it is an amazing buy and would certainly recommend it for reading documents, viewing pictures, iPlayer, internet, email etc. I cannot say if it is suitable for games as I've never used it for that and am unlikely ever to do so. I find that with a Bluetooth keyboard, it works well as a portable document writer / mini PC. I've put in a 128Gb SD card so I'll never run out of space to store music, pictures and documents. A few very small niggles, like not being able to get rid of the Google search bar on the home screen, but overall excellent in my opinion.