Android Tablet 10 inch, 3G Unlocked Phablet, 2GB RAM, 32GB ROM Storage, Dual SIM Card Slots, HD Display, Bluetooth, GPS, Dual Camera, WiFi, Support 3G Phone Call (Black)

Great tablet, I am impressed with the very high quality, especially at this price point.Based on some fairly good reviews, I decided to purchase. The decisive factor was that it holds a charge for longer than most - agreed.That was an minor annoyance with my existing 10" tablet - it lost charge a little too quickly. It was also about 5 years old - a relative lifetime in this digital age, obviously.After 3 days of orientation, this tablet is impressive indeed - the operating speed, the range of apps on offer, clarity and picture resolution and so on are a great step up in convenience and performance. An amazing value and clearly impressive quality.

So happy with this purchase, this tablet is great especially for the price! I play my games without any problems and the battery life is great. Highly recommend.

I picked him out of all the cheap tablets, and you don't have to think about how perfect it is. He just makes me comfortable lying in bed watching a movie is the perfect choice because and iPad beats him for the price of everything

Looks good and easy to hook up

What else would you expect from a sub $100 tablet on amazon with keyword stuffed listing name? Let's break it down, shall we?Overview/Use case:I run sessions of Dungeons and Dragons regularly as a Dungeon Master, and I wanted to get something to display maps, character sheets, etc. For that use, this tablet is perfectly fine. I'll go over some details though.The hardware:This tablet looks pretty nice. It's flat and thin, and the form factor makes it pretty easy to find a case. It charges with a standard micro USB slot. The cord it comes with is pretty awful, but that doesn't matter, since most of us already have a ton of micro usb cords. Honestly, I don't want more micro usb cords, so I threw the included cord away. The cameras are garbage, but perfectly serviceable for video chats and whatnot. The headphone jack, sim slots, and micro sd slot are a plus. The screen is a little, let's say, clingy. Your finger will catch on it a lot.Connectivity:The absolute biggest negative on this tablet is the WIFI. I have google fiber, with gigabit internet speeds. This tablet's wifi card only supports 2.4 GHZ bgn wifi. No 5 GHZ. No AC. I ran a speed test on this, and got 20 mbps down, 30 up. This thing takes a heavy hit in useability for high def streaming and downloads, but for my uses, it's not a super big deal, since I'll mostly just be downloading and opening pdfs.The Software:This tablet just has a phone distro of Android on it. You can tell this by a few things.1. Everything is scaled a little bigger, as if it were on a smaller phone screen. So you have comically large app icons.2. Some apps, like google for instance, are locked into portrait mode, which is really weird for a tablet screen with a standard 16:9 aspect ratio.3. The keyboard is the phone keyboard. If you plan on doing any typing on this, I recommend a bluetooth keyboard, or downloading "hacker's keyboard" from the play store.Objectively, this tablet is sub-par at best, but you know what? You don't need surface pro or and ipad to read ebooks and pdfs. This endeering little piece of technology has one goal. Do simple things.-Do you want something cheap to use as a kiosk device? Get this tablet.-Do you want something to read stuff on? Get this tablet.-Do you want something for your toddler to watch creepy youtube videos on? Don't get this tablet. Just take your toddler to the park or something.In conclusion, this is a hilarious garbage tablet that I absolutely love so far.

It "sort of" works, but there's a lot of weird stuff. I bought this to replace an ancient tablet that can't be upgraded anymore. I specifically needed a 10" unit that would allow a SIM to be installed for a phone and mobile data. The vendor claims this does that. So I have the phone working, but the mobile data part isn't there yet. It is possible the problem is my cellular provider, and I may update this review later.As far as the weird stuff:1) As previously mentioned, mobile data doesn't work here yet with AT&T as the provider.2) Some of the Android stuff is really bizarre. Example: It is apparently impossible to make folders containing your apps. The usual Android 8.1 way to do that is long-press the app icon, and drop it on top of another app icon, and that automagically makes a folder. Doesn't work.3) Every once in a while, a menu will pop up in Chinese out of the clear blue. So far it hasn't happened when there was a Chinese-speaker available, so I have no clue. It's not a notification, and it doesn't seem to be associated with an app.4) There are certain apps that Google Play will not allow to be installed. They claim the version of Android is not sufficient, but the phone identifies as Android 8.1, which is current enough for just about anything.Plus side:1) The tablet does NOT arrive full of uninstallable crap. Big plus. No Facebook, no "optimizers", no "useful" junk eating up your memory.2) It has a slot for a microSD card, which is becoming increasingly uncommon in low-end tablets.3) It works with all the apps I have been able to install. And it automatically restored them from my phone backup, so lots of works I didn't need to do.4) Battery life in idle mode is excellent. Ignore it for a week, it's still got some charge.I suppose the tl;dr version is: you get what you pay for. Don't expect a 10" Samsung Galaxy Tab A for this price, and you won't be disappointed. If you can work around the oddities, it's an adequate tablet at a great price point. And if it gets dropped or stolen, it's easily replaced.

Wecool phablet. Review.First for the price, don't be expecting a Samsung Galaxy or Apple experience, you will be disappointed. For your money what do you get? A large screen, several accessories ( USB cable, USB power brick and cord, and the Sim card holders) that are nicley packaged. The screen quality is very decent, and the device is responsive. The battery life will be tested, after a couple of run downs and full charge applications. It comes precharged and ready to go out of the box. Phone set up for me was a breeze, pop out Sim, pop in Sim and your ready to go. Sound quality of the speakers are decent 👌. Overall not a bad purchase. It work, but I bought it for drawing, yet is has no pressure recongnition, but it's decent overall.