Tablet 7 inch Android 12.0 Tablets 4GB RAM 32GB Storage 1024GB SD Expansion Tablets PC, Quad-core Processor 1024x600 IPS HD Touchscreen 2MP+5MP Dual Camera Tab, WiFi6 Bluetooth 3000 mAh Battery Tablet

5 stars for a ridiculously cheap, generic tablet? Why?Well, it would be unfair to compare this ridiculously cheap, generic tablet to my Samsung phone. If they were the same price, this tablet would fail every metric and receive barely one star. But it did not cost several hundred dollars. It cost only $35 bucks! So for that ridiculously cheap price, it's a winner!Of course, buying a ridiculously cheap, generic tablet is always a compromise. But this tablet is surprisingly decent... for being so cheap. It's relatively slow to load games or music, but once loaded, it does not seem to have any issues playing them.The touch screen is a little unresponsive at times but that may be an issue with me. My daughter doesn't seem to have any problems with it. She is a special needs adult, and is just really happy to have her own gizmo! She loves to play simple games and listen to Mary Poppins, so this fits the bill perfectly. And when she eventually breaks it, we can just get another one. It's cheaper than eating out, and lasts much longer!

So I wanted to go out and get a tablet specifically to run two low-demand apps. We have a few old Amazon Fire Tablets around the house that I would have used, but the specific thing I needed wasn’t available in the Amazon App Store and I don’t have the technological know-how to get things from the Google App Store on those devices, so I looked for the cheapest tablet I could find.This was pretty cheap, but (at best) you get what you pay for.This thing was a total dud. It was super slow to boot up and super slow even on the two simple apps I was trying to run. What’s worse, after maybe two weeks it didn’t want to charge anymore so it seems now that it’s just a forty dollar brick sitting in my house. It’s super small too, but that wasn’t really a concern for me.I guess what I’m saying is, you should probably swing for those fifty or sixty dollar tablets no matter how simple your demands are.

This functioned as intended as a camera for my e bike. I attached it to it like a dashboard monitor. The best part is the price. I also like the shape of the tablet. It has the sharp corners and its dimensions make it appealing to the eye. It also has the webcam right in the middle which makes it perfect for my purpose.

Photos was okay and clear however anytime try to adjust enhance change in any way they scramble. The original stays the same but you can't add or take away anything .

Not size as decribed...... below in description and extra info...... says 10.1 inch not 7 inch

This tablet will allow you to do a little more than basic tasks on it. I've been using it as a digital macro pad for streaming. It does have a speaker so you can listen to things, but it has a tin sound to it. It isn't slow, but it does take a moment to open up apps. It is small which makes it nice and portable. I don't feel I could read off of it for a long time because there is a bit of a blur to texts shown on the screen. The camera on the device isn't great, and I probably wouldn't be able to use it. I can see this being something to get for a child or a specific task.