TUOHAITIME Android 15 Tablet,10 inch Tablets, Octa Core CPU, 24GB+64GB+512GB Expansion, 1280x800 Display Screen, Wi-Fi6, Dual Cameras, 6000mAh Battery,Support Widevine L1 Google Kids Space, Blue

I got this as a customer return for $14, but even at the $75 price tag, it's a reasonable tablet. The specs on this tablet actually match the description, which is far more than I can say for a lot of budget tablets. DevCheck confirms 1280x800 screen resolution (@55Hz), octa core CPU (Unisoc T7200, 6x Cortex-A55, 2x Cortex-A75), and Android 14 (Upside Down Cake) The tablet comes with all the Google apps, but no additional bloatware added that has to be removed. A scan of the device with MalwareBytes confirms it's virus free out of the box. Note that it does only have security updates from August 2024 installed and no updates come up as available for it, which is a pretty common problem with these budget tablets. I'm honestly surprised at how responsive the tablet is with only 4GB physical ram and a 6GB extension, but it's quite snappy for those specs. Don't expect a multi-hundred dollar tablet speed experience and you will be pleasantly surprised. Video playback on YouTube works flawlessly. The speakers aren't anything to write home about, but they sound clear and full enough. In my initial testing I did not notice any speed, compatibility, or stability issues. In my intended use case, the tablet will be used in an almost always plugged in state, so I did not do a lot of battery testing, but as a baseline, it was reporting 0.15%/minute in usage when on a static white screen, meaning it would theoretically last over 11 hours on a charge with the screen on but otherwise doing nothing. This will obviously not be the actual life you'll get when the tablet is in use, but is a good baseline. The included case is decent enough, and does have a magnet that is strong enough to cause the screen to turn off when closed, but not strong enough to actively hold it closed.

This is my first time buying any type of "no name" device, and so far I'm impressed with its functioning and value. I was basically looking for the cheapest tablet I could get that had a good number of positive user reviews, and I was not disappointed. First of all, the extras you get along with it are outstanding at any price point. It comes with a USB charge cord, no wall plug, which a couple of reviewers found exception to, but my power strip has USB outlets so that's no problem for me. Included is a case of sorts with a screen cover that turns into a kickstand. (For more protection while traveling, you might need an envelope style case.) Also included are not one, but two screen protectors: one already installed on the tablet, and one extra. I haven't seen this feature with any other device at any price point. And it has a micro SD slot, which my most recent phone doesn't even include. One reviewer found it problematic that the cover had no opening for the card slot, but I have no problem with that as it's easy enough to access with or without removing the cover, and I plan to keep the same card in it permanently and find the cover protects it from dust or being accidentally bumped into. (No directions included for inserting the card, but an online search told me to insert it metal contacts toward the back of the tablet.) Next, to its features and functioning. I was impressed that such a low priced device has an octa core CPU, and that helped me in my initial decision to buy it. So far the battery life seems great. The screen is just as responsive as any other touchscreen device I've tried, no complaints there. As to ease of use, it's a learning process for me as I haven't used a tablet in the last ten years, but so far it seems to be easy to use. It easily accesses my Google account and that helped me with setup. Even the news feed on the left-hand screen seems to "know" me and has news, tech, and sports articles geared to my interests. As I've just started using it, there are features I haven't used yet, such as the front and rear cameras. One reviewer found that it did not function properly for playing games; this is not something I will be doing, so I can't judge on that. I find the speed quite adequate for anything I expect to use it for, at least so far. Haven't fully tested the sound or tried to use Bluetooth with it. No kids here, so I have no experience with the child safety mode, but I'm impressed that it comes with that option. So far, it seems to be an outstanding device, especially for its price.

I usually buy kids' tablets for the littles, but starting a new job needed my own. This tablet is awesome and comes with a nice case to protect it from kiddos messing with it. It was easy to set up and was already charged out of the box. I'll let you know if the batter doesn't last long, but I've been using it now for a week and only had to charge it twice. It's fast and responds well for watching shows or videos online and it comes with some apps already on it to help get you started. I did put an SD card in it that's 512 and so far so good, it took it. I'll update if there are any issues but it's great for now.

It works ok. It does tend to lose internet connection once in a while. Not sure why.

I wanted to update my review again. Today I decided to take the tablet out of the case to put on my desk. Basically to make it less bulky even thought it's not super bulky. I decided to put it back in the case as I could not get it to stand up and that was not a fault of the tablet. I put one corner in and heard a loud snap. So I stopped and pulled it back out and looked at the corners. The top of the tablet, the screen part was coming out of the actual tablet body on one side. I was able to push both corners back in but it's pretty shocking how cheaply this is made. I completely understand the price is cheap but the quality is insanely cheap. After I got it back in the case I noticed the case was tearing from just using the case. I don't do anything extreme with the tablet so this is also shocking how cheaply the case is and how long it lasted. I also understand the case was free but this is pretty bad. If I had it for half a year I wouldn't care but it's been what like 2 months if that. I have had this tablet a little over a month and my experience and rating have dropped from a 5 a must buy to a if I could rate it zero stars I would. It lags, it is incredibly slow when you start it up for a very long time. I had to redownload the Amazon app to my phone to change my review as I could not do it on the tablet. The app on the tablet and you will see with the attached pictures when you go to edit the keyboard takes up the whole screen and you can't see what you are typing. Issue is in both landscape and portrait. I signed into the Hulu app and had the same issue there. I was able to do my email but when it got to the password in order for me to continue I had to rotate the tablet to be able to continue. Save your time, money and frustration and spend a little more and buy a quality product. They should pay us to use this tablet.

I have the Tripltek 8 for my drone and am well pleased. I fly with a volunteer group that has a pair of mini's and we have been using our phones for those. Bought this to see if it would work. It does. I was able to load the DJI apps, and other actual 3rd party apps, that we use. So far, the thing has worked flawlessly. Have not, yet, seen a shut down due to heat. I have not been able to find a nit rating but does work in sunlight. Quality is great for what I need. Haven't yet figured out how to get it to save screen recordings (using the native tool) to save to SD card but has worked so far to do what I need. The price is WAYYYYYY cheaper than my Tripltek (which I love) and does what we need it to do.

Still using daily, and enIjoying 😉. I am an older tart (hahaha) this tablet works fine.

This has a vinyl flap that is creased as if you could use it to prop up the unit but you cant. It makes a great screen protector. There is a USB C port for charging or transferring files. Its very fast and the battery has lasted four days and is still at 40% I got this due to the value for the money. The screen is big and the video quality is great.