Android Tablet 10 inch, 2 in 1 Android 12 Tablet with 16GB + 128GB,1TB Expand, Octa-Core, Sim Card Slot, 5G WiFi, BT5.0, 8000mAh, 4G Cellular Tablet with Keyboard, Mouse, Case, Stylus(Black)

Great kids or older adult tablet
What truly amazed me about the HISORL Android Tablet is how it caters to users of all ages and tech backgrounds. As a parent with kids and someone who often assists older family members with technology, I can confidently say this tablet is a winner for everyone.For kids, the interface is intuitive and user-friendly. My children, who are not exactly tech-savvy, quickly got the hang of navigating through apps, games, and educational content. The vibrant display and responsive touchscreen make interactions a breeze, and the parental controls provide peace of mind.On the other hand, for older individuals who may not be as familiar with technology, the simplicity of the HISORL tablet is a godsend. The layout is clean, and essential functions are easily accessible. Plus, the option to enlarge text and icons makes it easier for those with visual impairments to use the tablet comfortably.However, there’s one small caveat I encountered regarding the power button. It’s not immediately intuitive how to power on the device, as it doesn’t display UI prompts. While this might be a minor inconvenience for some, it’s worth noting for those who rely on visual cues.Despite this, the overall user experience remains top-notch. Whether you’re a kid exploring the world of technology or an older individual looking for a simple yet powerful device, the HISORL Android Tablet has you covered. It’s truly a tablet for all ages and tech levels.

Actually breaking apart on first day.
This device came decently packaged, and looking pretty good having both a relatively thin bezel, and a thin overall design. It is very cheaply made however. It doesn’t stand up to flexing or twisting force well at all due to a weak frame that is either very thin metal or not metal at all. I did not test the limits at all, but noticed it through normal use. Now for the bad part. I put the tablet in the protective case and then noticed a screen protector at the bottom of the box. I then began to take it out of the case to wipe the screen clean before installing the screen protector. The corner by the power and volume button popped apart (back to front) and dislocated the power button. This with minimal force mind you. The apparent reason for this is that they do not adhere the device together as is the industry standard, but rather they use little plastic clips molded into the shell of the device. If you are fond of working on the electronics inside your device, you might like that. For those of use who expect the most basic durability of a tablet, that is an obvious problem. The device is a little bit slow. It was also a little buggy as I was setting it up. There wasn’t a lot of bloatware, but it comes with a lot of google software that can only be disabled instead of uninstalled. Things like the keyboard and photos app were google software and I replaced them immediately as I don’t wish to have any possible key logging or snooping in my photos by google. The downside is that a lot of the replacements came with ads and stuff which is obnoxious but not the end of the world. The messages app is also a google product. On the bright side, it does come with a trimmed version of office that seems useful. The screen it just ok. It seems decent enough until you look at pictures, then it becomes very obvious how much quality is lacking in the screen resolution. 1k quality is hardly up to snuff for even 5 or 10 years ago. The device is a major disappointment considering how many stars it has on Amazon.