Tablet 10.1 inch Android Tablet 2025 Latest Update Octa-Core Processor with 64GB Storage, Dual 13MP+5MP Camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, 512GB Expand Support, IPS Full HD Display (Black)

Easy to use and set up. Clear and bright graphics. The camera is great. Love the dual 13 MP and 5 MP. Great pics. The size is perfect, especially for traveling. Fast charging The sound is perfect. Great speakers

I have only been using Kindle Fire tablets since introduction. They were generally good values and I am fine with the speed. However, I found out that there were characters that could not be displayed even though my Android cell phone has no issue. I tried several different tests and all came back with the same result.That was when I started to look for an Android tablet instead. This tablet is inexpensive, much cheaper than my cell phone, but reviews were good. It was delivered the same day I ordered. Great.It arrived fully charged, another plus. Setting up was easy as one would expect for Android devices. Download speed was about 50 mbps with my 200+ mbps internet connection. So it is slower but acceptable. Everything runs fine and works as expected. Battery life has been fine so far.Overall, it is a great, no frills Android tablet. Customer service appears to be good so far. Highly recommended.

I really enjoyed this tablet, but the battery wouldn't stay charged. It wouldn't get to a 100% and it would shut off after about 30 minutes of inactivity. So I decided to return it and get one like I bought my husband which was cheaper and it also came with its own case and it's very lightweight. This particular one probably would be a very good tablet, but I got tired of trying to figure the battery situation out even after looking at automated timers and battery savers. I could not figure out why first of all it wouldn't hold a charge. It wouldn't reach a 100% for more than 2 or 3 minutes. And after being turned on for about 30 minutes to an hour and not plugged in, it would just turn itself off. I'm guessing it was just a bad apple. Bc otherwise it was fine.

I bought this tablet because of the low price to use primarily to browse the internet and use as an ebook reader. It will be satisfactory to use for those purposes AT HOME, but it has a lot of annoying quirks and deficiencies.I guess you get what you pay for.I recently took the tablet with me on a trip and it was almost useless. When trying to connect to hotel internet, it would connect me to the hotel network, but it never took me to the screen where I had to accept terms and conditions to get an actual internet connection. My Samsung S9 phone worked perfectly in achieving the connection so I don't think there was any problem with the hotel network. The Tablet told me I was connected to the network, but I had not internet connection.I also have found the there is some kind of problem when I try and cut and paste a password into a website. If I type the password in manually, it works fine. But if I try and cut and paste it from my (password protected) password file, it doesn't work. Once again this works fine on my S9.Lastly, The screen rotation processing doesn't work reliably. Apps would sometimes show up upside down in the task view and then correct themselves after they were selected. Other times apps would insist on staying portrait or landscape. Once again, no problem with S9.There are other quirky things but they have been at worst a nuisance and I have found ways to overcome them.Bottom line. Not satisfied.

Battery life is good. Has a 10 inch screen. Functions pretty snappy and the outer case doesn't scratch easy. It's a nice little tablet for the price. Can do some emulation on it too. It's mainly my bill paying machine.

I've had it about 10 days but so far so good, with two exceptions - GPS support, and wifi speed. I didn't buy this primarily for navigation so that's not a deal breaker, but it's ability to pick up a GPS signal is horrible. I used a GPS tester app and after sitting there for a few minutes it could detect the satellites but not get a fix. Slightly better signal outside, but still unusable in the real world. In an actual test with Google Maps Navigation and driving, it took a moment to find my location, and then never reliably updated the location to where I actually was. It would say I'm on a completely different street, or just sitting there when I'm driving 35mph. It also does not appear to have a rotation sensor.Second, the 2GHz WiFi speed is only about half of what I can pick up on my phone. Useable, but I don't understand why it's so much slower. Is it broken, or just a low quality low-speed protocol chip? Who knows!Otherwise it works well. It's responsive as long too many apps aren't running. You can comfortably watch up to 1080p videos on this. (and YouTube will provide the option) You can watch 2k if you don't mind a little stuttering. It's always a gamble buying these cheap tablets. You never know what to expect from specs alone because the quality of components varies wildly. In this case it does most of what I want so I can't complain too much. If you don't care about navigation then it's a great value, especially if you get it on sale.

Better then the onn tablet.Used for roblox mainly.It isn't to bad for that tho some games on there get a little laggy but not as ad as the onn tablets.Which is weird bc the onn tablet I bought has better stats then this one.Still this works on there the other doesn't so this one wins.My only complaint is that the security update on this tablet can't go beyond 2022.That is as far as it will go. So tho it says new or 2024 it can't go beyond 2022 in updates.The play store on the other hand can be updated to 2024.Screen is huge. Touch screen ability is OK, it does have trouble reading your touches in the corners.Pretty good tablet considering anything better is likely 4x more expensive.Going to order 1 more.