TOSCiDO Android 12 Tablet,10 Inch,Octa-Core,2.0GHz,11GB
TOSCiDO Android 12 Tablet,10 Inch,Octa-Core,2.0GHz,11GB RAM+64GB ROM (TF 1TB), 4G LTE+WIFI, BT 5.0,Dual Camera, 8000mAh,Google GMS Certified Tablet With |Case|Mouse| Keyboard |Earphone|Stylus|Gray
| Weight: | 900 g |
| Dimensions: | 25 x 17 x 0.7 cm; 900 Grams |
| Brand: | TOSCiDO |
| Colour: | Gray-2 |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | TOSCiDO |
| Dimensions: | 25 x 17 x 0.7 cm; 900 Grams |
Bought as a Christmas gift for my 6 year old. She finds it so easy to use and the games on the pad are great and lots to choose from (1 & 2 player games).
The screen size is excellent & the screen case is great, which also comes complete with a stand.
I would definitely recommend.
They are giving lots of accessories with the tablet which makes you happy. But if you check the performance sometimes it will go blank some sometimes it will go slower.
Brightness is good.
But it is the value of money price is good.
On opening the tablet is looked amazing and packaged well.
Tried turning on and was fully dead charged a little and turned off once ( most likely low battery). It’s a little laggy but also could be the low battery. Managed to set up internet and playstore.
Keyboard set up through Bluetooth very easily
Mouse needs X2 AAA batteries so haven’t tried connecting yet.
Fishy smell bad on the piece of foam that was in in-between the tablet case. Realy strong Like sardines. Very off putting! This is a Christmas present to so I’ve removed that and hoping the smell will go away from the case.
Overall very nice and looks proffetional.
Always check it’s fully working before putting it away if it’s for Christmas.
I got this item for my girlfriend as she wants to use it for University or do a diary. The package is basic but comes with more utilities such as keyboard, tablet case, mouse and charging wires which is very nice.
Powering up the tablet, it was glitchy and proceed to work as normal. *Could just be the android 12 software* It’s basic such as browsing, various apps and social media. Don’t expect the tablet to do much more than the basic but sometimes the process speed in the tablet is slow such as swiping to apps and some apps are unusable such as TikTok and Disney+ so far.
Overall, I am happy for the price, affordability of the product and all the included items. I recommend this tablet for people who is on a budget and just need to get the basic work done or do not want to carry a laptop or even kids.
I was very pleasantly surprised at the efficiency and performance. I use a very large heavy laptop at home and even my portable one weighs a lot more than this model.
All the apps are preloaded and work extremely efficiently and I LOVE the option of being able to use a mouse as well (which is supplied).
In short there is absolutely nothing negative about this superb gadget. I really am happy with my purchase.
I have recently purchased a TOSCIDO 10 inch tablet complete with keyboard and mouse. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the product for the price I paid. I would certainly recommend this tablet, not only for it’s value but also for the flexibility it provides. It can be used simply as a tablet or as a replacement for a laptop with the additional functionality you get with the keyboard and mouse.
I would also recommend them as a company, I had a query re the mouse which I received an almost by return email advising me how to solve the my problem.
It has a micro SD card slot for expanding storage as well as 2 sim card slot for mobile data etc. The android OS has minimal lag and it can handle most android game at medium graphic level. For normal social media browsing and streaming of video the battery will last a full day, the back camera can record 1080p video and photo quality is decent for a budget tablet.
You can add a sim card but I personally link them to my hotspot. They are not as fast as some but for the cost they are great.
The keyboard, stylus and mouse are brilliant and so easy to connect. The only downside is the keyboard doesn’t attach or close in with the case so they have to be stored separately.
Can’t really complain with everything you get for the price. I was impressed as wasn’t expecting much. You can add additional sd cards for extra storage, the keyboards link up easily via Bluetooth and are easy to charge. The mouse is a standard size mouse so not too small for adult hands but not what you expect for size of the tablet.
Overall, works with the apps, games, streaming Netflix & youtube is excellent, its just Web browsing that’s a little slower and initial loading. Battery life is brilliant and lasts really well, my boys got around 6 hrs usage overall. Charging time is quick also and I got a full charge in less than 2hrs.
Recommend for children to teens for general use. Not recommended for school work etc or an adult working on. This is more of a leisure tablet.
The tablet runs on Android 11 and comes pre-installed with the TOSCiDO app, a child-friendly ecosystem filled with age-appropriate content and interactive learning tools. This is a valuable addition for parents seeking a safe digital environment for their children. It’s worth noting that developer permissions are enabled by default, but this is unlikely to impact day-to-day use.
Upon receiving the tablet, one thing that intrigued me was that my unit came with pre-listed Wi-Fi access points from the factory in China. This indicates that my tablet was not reset before leaving the factory. I can’t conclusively say if this is standard practice for all tablets from their production line, but it was certainly the case with mine.
When it comes to connectivity, the tablet is fitted with Bluetooth 5.0 which supports the LE protocol. It also supports Wi-Fi connectivity, albeit only at 2.4GHz, which utilises the 802.11n standard rather than the faster 5GHz. It’s worth noting that, due to hardware limitations, the Wi-Fi speed can’t exceed 40Mbps for both upload and download. This might not seem like a limitation to most users, especially children, as it is more than adequate for casual internet use and light gaming. However, those looking for faster speeds should be aware that they can’t achieve them even using ethernet, as ethernet connections are not supported via a USB-C adapter. As a result, users are restricted to Wi-Fi for internet access.
The device’s storage is a decent 32GB, though only 20GB is available after system and app updates. Read speed is 153MB/s and write speed is 39MB/s, which is more than enough for most users. However, the option to expand the internal storage up to 128GB with a microSD card is a welcome addition.
The tablet is powered by an ARM Rockchip quad-core processor clocking at 1.8GHz, with a memory of 1.92GB RAM, offering reasonable performance for its market positioning. The Geekbench score, standing at 110 for single-core and 379 for multi-core, indicates that the tablet is designed for light to moderate tasks. My usage, ranging from basic apps to light games, proved this claim true. However, it’s not the best for heavy multitasking or demanding 3D games as the ARM Mali-G52 GPU and remaining RAM space (roughly 400MB after basic usage) aren’t quite up to such tasks.
As for its display, the 10-inch screen with an 800×1280 resolution may not provide the sharpest image due to its lower pixel density (150ppi), but it’s sufficient for young children who are the target audience of this device. It’s satisfactory for basic browsing, reading, and viewing multimedia content. It has a 51Hz refresh rate. The screen’s brightness is good for indoor use, but might prove challenging to view under direct sunlight.
The cameras are quite decent, with the rear camera offering 8.0MP and the front camera 5.0MP. Both have an aperture of f/2.0, which is adequate for casual use.
The protective case and the 5000mAh battery capacity both stand out as positive features. The case is robust and does a fine job protecting the device, and while the battery tends to warm a little under heavy use, it gives a satisfactory duration of use on a single charge.
One aspect of the tablet that I particularly appreciate is its use of USB-C, rather than proprietary or Micro USB ports. This is a welcome design choice as it helps reduce e-waste and household clutter. However, I must mention a caveat: not all USB-C cables can charge the tablet. It requires charging from a USB-A port, and the charging process is significantly slow. When the tablet is idle, with the screen off, it takes around four hours to fully charge. This increases up to nine hours if the tablet is being used to play games during the charging process. This could be a point of consideration for those who use their tablets intensively throughout the day — though I don’t imagine most children would be using it for more than a couple of hours a day, at most.
One of the unique features is the presence of a headphone output. Although the tablet supports Bluetooth, the ability to plug in earphones or speakers directly is a handy option.
The device’s software is slightly dated and it hasn’t received security updates in almost two years. While this raises some security concerns for sensitive tasks, it should be less of an issue for children’s use under parental guidance. I would personally avoid banking and setting up emails on this device. The absence of NFC, fingerprint, or Face ID may limit quick access and security, but again, this is less of an issue for a children’s tablet.
In terms of added accessories, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the tablet comes bundled with a USB-C to USB-A female adaptor. This inclusion is often overlooked in many high-end tablets, so it’s a welcome addition. This theoretically allows for easy file transfers from external storage devices. However, it’s important to mention that while I could transfer videos from external storage to the tablet without issue, my attempt to move photos and videos from the tablet to external storage resulted in corrupted files. There was also a USB-C to USB-A male cable for charging the tablet, though no power adaptor was included.
The tablet arrived with a screen protector already applied. However, I found an air bubble trapped under it, which was quite frustrating. The brand doesn’t seem to offer dedicated aftermarket screen protectors for this model, but I noticed a wide variety of alternative options available on Amazon that should fit.
The TOSCiDO T201-EEA tablet provides good value for money, retailing at 89 and often available at a discount. While it’s not designed for high-end tasks, it performs well in its intended use – a children’s tablet for light tasks and simple games.
Overall, the tablet earns a score of 5/5 for delivering a functional, affordable tablet that suits its target audience. It strikes a good balance of educational and entertainment content within a sturdy, child-friendly design. However, for users seeking higher performance and advanced features, it would be worth considering a higher-end tablet.
In conclusion, the TOSCiDO T201-EEA is an excellent choice for a children’s tablet, despite minor drawbacks. The tablet demonstrates that usability and affordability can indeed go hand in hand.
~~ Pros and Cons ~~
Pros:
1. Value for Money: At a retail price of 89, with potential discounts available, it provides a good array of features at an affordable cost.
2. Child-Friendly Design: The robust build, protective case, and pre-applied screen protector are excellent features for a children’s device.
3. Educational Content: The TOSCiDO app provides an ecosystem filled with age-appropriate content and interactive learning tools.
4. Parental Controls: The tablet allows for parental control over the content, ensuring a safe digital environment for children.
5. Battery Life: With a 5000mAh battery, it should provide a day’s worth of use.
6. Portability: The 10-inch screen makes the device conveniently portable and easy to handle.
7. Audio Options: The inclusion of a headphone jack is an increasingly rare feature in modern tablets, offering children more ways to listen to audio content.
8. Storage Capacity: With 32GB of internal storage (expandable up to 128GB with a microSD card), there’s plenty of room for apps, games, and media.
9. Connectivity: Despite being limited to 2.4GHz WiFi, the device offers reliable internet access for most typical uses.
10. Often available at a discount, bringing the tablet into ‘good value’ range.
Cons:
1. Outdated Security Updates: The tablet’s software has not received security updates in almost two years, posing potential security concerns.
2. Limited WiFi Speed: The tablet only supports 2.4GHz WiFi, which might limit internet speed.
3. Display Resolution: The display resolution is lower than higher-end tablets, which may affect the viewing experience, especially for media-rich content.
4. Camera Quality: The cameras are adequate for basic photography or video calling but may not deliver high-quality images.
5. Limited Advanced Features: The absence of modern features like NFC, fingerprint scanner, and face ID could impact the convenience of use.
6. Performance Limitations: The device’s performance under heavy loads is a concern, as it can get warm or hot.
7. Charging Issues: The tablet requires a specific cable for charging and takes a long time to fully charge.
8. Limited Internet Connectivity Options: The lack of ethernet connection support restricts users to WiFi for internet access.
9. Graphics Capabilities: The graphics performance is limited, which may affect the gameplay experience for more complex games.
~~ Technical Specifications ~~
I have researched and tested this tablet thoroughly, and there are some discrepancies with the advertised specifications. However, they are relatively minor, and I have compiled the correct details here:
Performance
CPU: ARM Rockchip (4 cores @ 1.80 GHz)
GPU: ARM Mali-G52
Memory: 1.92 GB RAM
Geekbench Score: 110 Single-Core and 379 Multi-Core
2. Display
10-inch screen
Resolution: 800×1280
Display PPI: 150
Refresh rate: 51Hz
3. Storage
32GB, 20GB available after software updates
Read: 153MB/s, Write: 39MB/s
Random read: 23MB/s, Random write: 8MB/s
4. Camera
Back camera: 8.0 MP 3264×2448, aperture f/2.0
Front camera: 5.0 MP 2592×1944, aperture f/2.0
5. Battery
Voltage: 3885mV
Charge speed: 931mA
Power profile: 5000mAh
6. Connectivity
WiFi: 802.11n
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.0 with BLE and peripheral mode
No NFC, no biometrics
7. Design and Build
Size: 216mm x 135mm
Weight: 400g
USB-C OTG charging port, headphone outpu
Size is excellent and the Android operating system extremely adaptable.
As a travelling companion and a way of watching media, keeping up with emails and a lightweight travel tool it’s a no-brainer – for 100 .
I can quite honestly say that although it doesn’t have the same quality as an iPad screen, the cost is approx 1/5th so don’t expect an iPad but expect something that does just as much and still leaves you 400 better off.
I would call this an ideal travelling/vlogging/blogging tool for the summer.
In order to make it work it took me around 20 minutes to make the setup, it runs on android 12 and basically I just had to install the apps that I am working with, then I just had to connect the mouse and keyboard(which by the way can be connected using bluetooth, it has a connect button dedicated for that). I cannot say exactly how long the battery of the keyboard lasts because I prefer to charge it quite often considering that I am using it daily to check the systems that I am working with.
Related to the tablet itself, it comes with the protective case which can be used also as a stand(the cover folds), it has four 4 ram and 64 storage and also the memory can be expanded up to one terabyte using the tf card, personally I don’t use more than 20 giga and specifically for my use one of the most important aspects is the battery which is 8000 mah because this tablet runs 24 hours seven days a week and I don’t actually like to keep it plugged all the time. Based on the test that I have made, the battery in my case lasts for almost 40 hours because I don’t use the screen on this tablet, there are just some apps running in the background similar to stand by mode.
Overall the tablet does the job it was about four so I have nothing to complain about its built in quality or performance.
I didn’t want to spend a great deal on it but needed something that was powerful enough to run what I was wanting to play
This tablet has just that! The screen is good nice and bright and clear the ability to run dual sims is nice incase I ever need to do work emails from it so that’s a nice touch
The fact it comes with a case, keyboard and other accessories from the box is a nice touch and saves money adding all that on later
I’m very happy with my purchase and once I have my emulators running I will make a video to add to this review
The 10″ screen is crisp and clear even in direct sunlight, I was able to watch YouTube and movies with ease and loved the quality in the details.
To couple this, there are a set of downward firing stereo speaker which has a decent balance of lows, mids and highs. With the stereo set up, it acts as a surround sound style set up. I was pleased as to how loud the speakers got with minimal distortion.
The performance of the tablet is what you would expect of a budget tablet, plenty of power for your day to day activities. And the weight of the tablet is so light, so you can pop it in your back pay and carry on with your day with minimal weight.
Even with the low price there are a lot of accessories that come with the tablet. A case, keyboard, pen, mouse, earphones and the usual chargers.
Overall, I love this tablet, highly recommend to those on a budge
Good tablet, using for social media app management as an alternative to my phone. The screen is a little dark and would recommend buying extra memory. But a reasonable priced tablet and does the job.
I’ve really enjoyed using this product since It arrived at my home all boxed up strong and secure. The screen quality is crisp and vivid in colours, enjoyable to view. The specifications are worthy to be acknowledged and the loud inbuilt stereo speakers are loud and brilliant to use when you want to crank the sound to full. The battery holds its charge well.
The iPad comes protected in a sturdy case which also can be used as a stand or to lye flat to protect the back of the iPad when using the product flat on a table or hard surface. Having a slimline rechargeable Bluetooth keyboard is really important to me and easy to use and carry around with the iPad. You also have the option of using the Stylus Pen or just your bare fingers to operate the product on the go. The wireless mouse has a double click and a well gripped scroller wheel, it is not Bluetooth and needs two AAA batteries to put inside it (Not Supplied)
An OTG Lead/Short Accessory Lead is supplied which attaches to a special mouse usb connector found inside the back of the mouse, this two part OTG Lead has to be connected to the rechargeable C port on the iPad to operate the wireless mouse.
The Stylus works well and is light to use and looks the part.
All in all this whole package looks smart, stylish, expensive and has a powerful punch in battery power, storage memory, ram and is great value for money. If you are looking for a trustworthy powerful compact and slimline iPad that has important and stylish accessories and that can be used on the go and at home then this 10″ 8 Core TOSCIDO Android iPad is for you.
Basic Specifications
10″ screen, 4gb ram, 64gb storage, 1280*800 pixel resolution, 6000 MAh battery, 590g in weight, bluetooth keyboard, wireless mouse.
I highly recommend it and give it 5 ***** (stars) in everything based on the functionality, design, strength, power, speed, look and overall performance. You won’t be disappointed!
The tablet is reported as a “Incar T12-EEA”. It’s running Android 10. As it’s Google-certified, all the usual Android apps are present, and the App Store works out of the box.
As a dual-SIM tablet, it’s handy to be able to stick in one or two SIM cards for mobile data usage on the go, although I haven’t yet been able to try out that functionality – I’ve been using it at home on wifi where it has worked perfectly well.
The bundle of included accessories is nice to see, and helps set this aside from similar offerings.
The supplied case doesn’t feel top quality but it does the job, and nice to see a screen protector fitted already. The case can be folded back to act as a stand to hold the tablet up – it will do so, but if you’re going to be poking away at the screen it doesn’t stay in place well at all.
The smart, slimline included keyboard isn’t really something you’d want to type on for long periods – but then I’ve not encountered a slim portable keyboard that is. It’s perfectly good enough, though, and I can type quite comfortably on it. It connects via Bluetooth so can be used with other devices too, and was easy to pair. Sadly, it’s a US layout.
The mouse is a bit sub-par – plasticky and feels cheap. It uses 2xAAA batteries, and has a wireless USB receiver. That said – it’s there, and works effectively enough.
Also included are a USB charger with 2A output, a USB C charging/data cable, and a USB C to USB A female OTG (“On The Go”) adaptor to allow USB accessories (such as the supplied mouse’s receiver, but also flash drives or whatever you want to plug in).
Specs-wise – it’s an ARM Unisoc CPU with 4 cores @ 1.60GHz and 4 cores @ 1.20GHz., and a PowerVR Rogue GE8322 GPU. Not earth-shattering, but perfectly adequate.
Having GPS functionality is excellent at this price point.
I’ve been using this tablet for web browsing (both in Chrome and Firefox), watching videos and playing some basic games, and it’s been smooth and responsive for everything I’ve used it for with no undue waiting or response lag. If you’re looking to run the latest and greatest mobile games with super 3D graphics etc, you might be asking a bit much (although that would apply to most tablets around this price point) but for typical day-to-day usage, it feel fine.
I did install Geekbench and do two benchmark runs, with scores of 129 for single-core and 477 for multi-core. That alone probably doesn’t tell you much, so how does that compare to other devices? Well, according to Geekbench’s results DB, an expensive flagship phone, a Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G returns 984 single core, 3061 multi-core. So, compared to that, it’s pitifully slower… but, the S21+ retails for *many* times the price of this tablet.
My current phone is a Redmi Note 8T, which I bought for 140 back in June 2020; I ran the same benchmark on it for comparison, and it returned 308 single core, 1284 multi-core.
My wife’s tablet is a Blackview Tab8, which returns 133 for single-core and 714 for multi-core. It was purchased at a similar price-point to this tablet.
So, purely from those benchmark results, it’s disappointing in performance. However – whilst benchmarks are all well and good, they’re somewhat contrived workloads, and I think real-world usage experience is more important, and I’ve not experienced any issues so far.
The default launcher is Quickstep – OK, but not very customisable. I soon changed to my favourite, Nova Launcher. (Oddly after installing Nova Launcher, the next press of the Home button didn’t prompt me which launcher to use – had to go in to settings, search for ‘Home’ and change the ‘Default home app’ setting.
Overall, I’m pleased with my purchase.
For the amount of use it would get I thought it would be worth trying.
Wow was I surprised it is so quick starting up and battery life is excellent. sound quality is adequate for movies etc and the front camera is OK for zoom or video calls.
Yes I would recommend this Tablet but don’t expect the screen to be as good as the expensive Samsung or ipad but look at what else you get for the price, a keyboard and a mouse and also a case wow!
amazing value!
I wanted something that was fast, versatile and had plenty of storage but didn’t cost a fortune, this tablet seemed to fit the bill.
It was duly ordered and arrived within 36hrs.
It came in a plain white box, inside was the tablet, (which comes with a preinstalled screen protector) case, keyboard, mouse, charger with cable, USB C to USB 2 convertor, stylus and the instructions.
It was nice to have a purpose made case for the tablet which can be hard to find and expensive to buy, it is has a hard, transparent back and faux leather front, The tablet clicked securely into place and gave the whole thing a premium look.
After fully charging both the tablet and the keyboard, (the mouse uses batteries) it was playtime.
It was quick to boot and easy to set up, although this runs a much later version of Android, I recognised most of its features from my old tablet which ran 5.1 Lollipop.
I downloaded all my favourite apps including NetFlix and BritBox along with several games from the Play store app, they were much quicker to download and install than my old tablet and all ran smoothly and without any problems.
I was also impressed by the screen, although not full HD it was bright with vivid colours and deep blacks. The sound was equally as impressive with crisp clear sound with plenty of volume.
Another feature that a lot of tablets don’t have are the SIM card slots a very useful feature. I plan on ordering a PAYG card and use it to access the net when my home broadband drops out or I’m out and about.
I decided to download NFS No limits a game that should test the CPU and graphics of this little machine and a game my old tablet wouldn’t even look at. As you can see from the clip the game runs flawlessly.
The keyboard connects easily via Bluetooth I use it on my lap with the tablet on the coffee table although the buttons are a little small for me and it’s lacking a touchpad it works well in fact, I wrote this review on it.
The camera is pretty good considering the price, I have included a picture of our dog, it was taken outside on a cloudy day in the shade with her thrashing about to scratch her back.
As for battery life I was working on it all day downloading and using various apps and it still had 30% left
Last is the mouse and stylus both stock items, the mouse is a slim 2 button affair with scroll wheel which uses an external receiver that connects to the USB C port VIA the adapter while the stylus is standard with a chunky end which is fine for general use
Overall, I’m very happy with this tablet, it’s slim small and very portable that’s great quality for the price and I am happy to recommend it.
I was very impressed off of the get go, as you can see the packaging was apple-esque, they managed to fit a case, Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, mains adaptor, USB to USB-C charging cable for the tablet, Micro USB charging cable for the Bluetooth mouse and keyboard and a USB-C to USB cable to allow you to plug normal USB Devices into the tablet if you see fit.
The pros of this device, its light, well build and comes with all the accessories you need, no need to spend another tenner on a mouse, tenner on a keyboard, fifteen quid on a case or stylus, its all included. The keyboard is solid, its one of the thinnest keyboards I’ve seen, built onto a thin layer of aluminium to give it a strong and lightweight base, you won’t be winning The International using it but for replying to messages or taking some notes it’s more than adequate. The picture quality on the screen is impressive with really deep colours and the brightness is great, there’s an aux output, USB C and room for additional storage via an SD card. That being said, the 64GB internal storage is plenty and I have preloaded it with some Disney+ & Amazon films and series to watch when I’m next away if the Wi-Fi isn’t so good.
As expected in this price range, you wont be winning any photography competitions with the camera, but, it more than suffices for video calls or a tour of my hotel room for the partner… the camera isn’t really why I purchased this tablet. The speaker quality is also poor, but with the Bluetooth 5.0 connection and the auxiliary output I have been connecting my Bluetooth speaker and headphones to do the job.
It has 4GB of RAM, a nifty processor and runs android 10.0 so the UI and functionality is what I am used to with my mobile phone, its synced all of my Google accounts to it and downloaded all my applications I wanted from my phone… Sky GO, Sports, BT Sport, Disney+ and the food ordering tools Just Eat, Uber Eats, Deliveroo (Anything from the Google Play Store or any .APK file).
All in all, for the money I give this 5/5, its exactly what I wanted and more for a fraction of the price of a laptop, a great tiny little addition to my suitcase when I am away for work or leisure. Full HD, 10 inch display android tablet to consume media and order dinner from, connected to my Minirig for improved audio quality its a dream, I love it.
Cheap tablets normally aren’t worth it but I can honestly say this one is AMAZING VALUE.
Basics;
64bit 8xCore ARM Cortex-A55 CPU @ 16000mhz
10.1 inch screen running at 1280×800 with a 276dpi
5000mAh battery
Android 10
Basically it works and it works well, it comes with a keyboard and mouse, a pre-installed screen protector and durable fitted case and the whole thing just feels solid to use.
It’s not as good as any 500+ tablet but this is a tablet that costs 120 with everything included. Normally at this price point you get a slow sluggish tablet but I can tell you with this you don’t. I can happily stream Netflix and Youtube all perfect! It won’t play some of the more graphic intense games but then again I don’t expect it to for the price!
The front an rear cameras aren’t the best, but I knew that and didn’t buy this tablet to take photos.
What I was really impressed with is the screen, it’s crisp and clear with good colour reproduction and has 10 points of touch! Which is a many as my Microsoft Surface Pro 4 has! So overall it’s perfect for what I want, streaming media with decent speakers (note they do not sound tinny!), great screen with a clear crisp image and perfect for browsing the web.
Oh and bettery life is awesome!
The screen is bright and while it isn’t full HD, it’s just fine for the average use. Out of the box it looked too blue tinted but you’re able to change the warmness and contrast. I’ve found setting it to warm makes things look more realistic.
I didn’t bank on the sound, it’s so loud- if you’re using the built in speaker you’ll be surprised. Sometimes I use headphones but more often than not I want to use the speaker and its great for me.
The accessories are great as well. I always hated typing on a touchscreen, reverting to my desktop if I had anything lengthy to write. I find myself using the tablet more and more because I can more or less use it as a little laptop with the keyboard and mouse.
I think when you consider the accessories included, this is pretty decent for the money. It’s quick enough, loud enough and the screen quality is better than other less expensive tablets I’ve had in the past. Is it going to match your ipad? Well, no. But you wouldn’t expect it to at this price point.