YITAOERA Tablet 10.1 Inch Android 10 Tablet PC, Android 10.0 Phablet Tablet Quad Core 4GB RAM 64GB ROM, Dual Camera, 2.4 WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS,1280x800 HD IPS Screen, Google Play (White)

I bought this tablet because I like to have something more than a kindle to read my Kindle books on, and this is able to have the Kindle app on it, and that part works, and apps like Reddit works on it, but anything that plays videos don't work well, as it's super lagged. I don't have too many things downloaded on it, there is still plenty of memory available. When initially opening any app, or even just the web browser, it takes forever to open up. It's also got a sensor on the side that is super sensitive, and if it senses any movement, closes everything you have open to go back to the home screen. So when I'm reading a book on the Kindle app, I have to be very careful of where I use my finger to go to the next page.The worst part of it was when it first arrived. The case wasn't closed, like around the top edge it was opened in a way it shouldn't be, and then when I pressed it closed, it ended up closing on the buttons that change the column plus the button that turns it on when it's gone to sleep, which had it powering on and off over and over and over, and I had to pry the case back open to get the buttons out and then carefully make sure the buttons stayed out of the way while pressing it closed again. The charger port is in an odd location on the side up high by the power button, and that's where the case was opened. It always feels like it's going to open again when I plug it in.Lastly, the camera absolutely sucks. It's on the side, so you have to take all pictures in landscape, and every single picture is blurry. You have to be very careful not to move at all while taking the picture, and then you have to continue to stay absolutely still until the picture shows up in a little circle at the bottom of the camera view screen, because any movement before that happens results in a picture that is just a blur of movement. And it can take 30+ seconds for the picture to finish taking. I have young children, and getting them to stay still long enough as well for the 30+ second time for a picture to be taken is near impossible, which obviously isn't the tablets fault, but in the world of instant pictures on most devices, it just feels like a giant faff.

Okay, it's not the quality of an iPad or Galaxy, but for 70 quid, it is brilliant value. If you know what you are doing, it's fine. Not as easy as going from Samsung to Samsung, but with a Google account it is quite simple.I have just watched a film...excellent quality.Battery life looks to be pretty good. It will take an expansion SD of 32gig.If you want cheap, this looks like a good deal.

Great for the price . Only problem i came across was when screen rotates the power button ends up at the bottom of tablet and it gets unintentionally pressed . Apart from that everything works as it should .

I have to say, given the cost, I had quite low expectations for the quality. However, it is certainly value for money. Don't expect it to be all singing and dancing like some of the more common and popular brands. It's not terribly fast, however it has a good screen size, love the little keyboard that comes with it... though you do have to connect it by Bluetooth each time it goes off & on...but...you do get used to it. Ofcourse you can use the on-screen keyboard but I far prefer having a seperate keyboard when doing documents.You get a cover with it but I'd highly recommend buying a seperate one, as it's flimsy and not particularly practical.In regards to instructions, there are very little, so it would help if you had some IT skills. Nevertheless, it seemed quite straightforward to use.The biggest issue is that I tried to put a sim in it, the instructions were so small you could not read them. I have lost the SIM in the tablet and am unable to get it back out. I would highly recommend taking it to a computer shop and asking if they could do it initially for you.Please don't let the negative comments put you off , it has quirks, it could do with being a bit faster but over all it is great value for money and I really like it.

Not a bad mchine for the price,but the battery life is terible. Got to keep charging it. Get about an hours use out of it before it has to be recharged.

i use ipad and this tablet together. This android tablet is compatible with all the apps Ive thrown at it. Including netflix, unlike another expensive one I returned. Using it to transcribe by dictation with M word, family documents. Very fast and accurate without training. writing memoirs, so not keen to type anything !!! Discovered 'onedrive' on cloud for total platform compatibility and instant backup to store your files.

Needs improvement

I really liked this tablet, its very easy to set up and navigate and very clear picture. I thought I was onto a winner with this, but for the battery which is the only let down for me, it was draining before my eyes and needed charging after an hour or so. Something wasn't quite right and it was with regret that I had to return it. It may have been that I was unlucky and got one that's been lying around for too long, I don't know. I've since got a Dragon Touch which has a much better battery.