Android Tablet, 10 inch Android 15 Tablet with Octa-Core Processor, 12GB RAM 64GB ROM 2TB Expand, 1280x800 HD Touchscreen, GPS, WiFi 5, Dual Camera, BT5.0, 6000mAh, Widevine L1 (Black)

Personally think this tablet is worth the price and works just as I expected. It handles web browsing, watching movies, and everyday apps smoothly. The screen is clear and good for video streaming, and the sound is decent too. The black color looks better than I expected — simple and clean. Battery life is good for daily use, and it charges fairly quickly. I also appreciate the option to expand storage with a memory card. Overall, it’s a reliable tablet for casual use and offers great value for the cost.

The build quality and performance are fantastic! The 10.1" size is perfect I can hold it in one hand. I don't use the cover it came with as I consider it unnecessary bulk. I have a 11" Case Logic laptop case that I keep it in when not used.One note. The cameras don't work until you fix a setting. In settings, apps, camera, permissions you need to allow the phone access. The OS considers the tablet a phone. Then the cameras work fine.Very pleased with this purchase. I don't think I could have done better. Now we just need to see if it gets Android security updates often enough.Update 3/24. This tablet has gone up in price and I still think it is a great tablet but tablets are a VERY competitive market. I paid $65 for this on March 16. I recommend that you search Amazon for tablets, many are very similar. Stay away from ones that have DDR3 ram as it is much slower. You can ask Rufus if it has DDR3 ram.It's hard to beat this tablet! I've spent a lot of time looking.

I bought this tablet for a few key features:1. GPS (for location services)2. 3.5mm audio connection (I don't want to hear your shows)3. Android 15 (Just want the latest)It's main use cases are streaming video, google docs, and an additional device capable of playing Pokemon Go when tethered to my phone. It does the first two without issue, but struggles and lags with Pokémon Go. The screen is definitely less sensitive than other devices I've had, but I guess that's to be expected at the price point.I'm not a pre-madonna, but, for all intensive purposes, I expect my children will neg me to Bolivia when it comes to playing PGO on this, but it will be a good device for streaming and email while travelling.

I will write more in a little bit but this is a great tablet at a incredible deal price. I've been using the tablet for a day now and don't believe the negative reviews you see on here. I have not found one of them to be true yet. I've already added apps and everything is functioning perfectly. It's fast. It's plenty bright enough. The only thing I can think of is I wish the battery was a little bit longer but they are all the same in this price range so I will not complain.People, don't expect a $500 Samsung pad or iPad at this price. You can't compare that it's not fair.

Was originally very excited to receive this item. Then I started using it. There's a bit of a learning curve with it, as its not the easiest to navigate.A couple of the main drawbacks are: there is no "home" button, per se. Everything is by swipe. There's a white bar at the bottom of the page that you have to swipe up to get to the home page (you can't simply TOUCH the bar, which would make MUCH more sense). As well, one must swipe left or right to get to any other page, there's no arrows that I can see. One of the most frustrating things is when I have several apps open at once, there is no way to see WHICH apps I have open, nor does it allow me to see tabs, close those tabs, or "close all apps." I have to constantly go to my apps folder, to click on the application to see where I've left off, but if I want to be sure I've closed all apps - I have to completely restart the unit! Really frustrating and VERY POORLY DESIGNED.But the most egregious of all is that my 64G of ram is already at 77% usage - EXTREMELY POOR for this type of device. Sure, I can try to delete some apps, but the majority of them are "baked in" to the device, and cannot be removed (something Android devices are already known for). So anything I do on the device will have to be done with care and curation, because I won't have the space for the apps, documents, pictures or videos that I'd like to keep on the device. This device is just "OK," but needs a LOT of work when it comes to the development and programming (ARE YOU LISTENING, AiProTablet???)This might be a great device...FOR A KID. But for someone who really wants to DO things on this device, you might want to do a hard pass.

Tablet is exactly what I needed.