2024 Tablet, Android 12 Tablet, 7 inch Tablet, IPS Touch Screen, Quad-core, 4GB+32GB (1TB Expansion), WiFi, BT, Tablet Screen Protector, Lightweight.

It’s not bad
This costs $35, at time of purchase. And for that price was not expecting much. It does have Android12, but because of it’s limited performance comes with Gmail lite, maps lite, etc… which does increase its performance. It has a speaker, just one. So sound quality is not amazing, but I watched a bit of TV, sounded fine. Has a quad core processor, which is OK for a lot of things. The screen is only 7 inches, which means that it is not much larger than many phones. Resolution was not amazing, but sufficient. Battery is OK, I started with screen brightness on high, said about 4 hours left, when I went down to a normal brightness, time was better.Set up was easy, only instructions in box were how to do a factory reset/ wipe all data, which is not a bad practice anyway. Instructions were incorrect, it is volume up and power button, not volume down and power. Found and I was able to connect to wifi very easily. Play store didn’t want to open, but tried “Google go” and when I went back was able to get in. Downloaded a few apps. I did order an SD card, at one point in product description says 1TB card, another spot says 512, I played it safe and ordered a 256, which is honestly a lot of memory for a tablet. Cameras (2), work fine for video chatting, but not something that you would want for good pictures, so not going to fill up SD card with pictures. Fine to snap a quick picture, but that is about it. For charging, USB C, so probably the same charger as many products you already own.So who is this product good for? An elderly parent with good eyes. You can set up the news paper, Facebook, solitaire, maybe a video streaming service, email and zoom for them. Because there are no instructions, set it up for them. They probably would not even need an SD card. Or a young kid, 4-8 years old. Tired of them taking your phone, you can hand this off for long car rides, maybe add an SD card so you can download some movies for. Really long car ride. By 9 or 10, they want something faster they can play their games on. For me, this is a great little “beater” tablet. I can toss it into my bag when I go camping for the weekend, just want to play a chill game (like solitaire), or watch some news. I can also toss it in my bag when I go to work, pair it with a Bluetooth speaker to listen to some music. If my bag gets damaged, I am out a $35 tablet. It is very lightweight , so airplane might be nice, sit back and watch a movie. It does not accept a SIM card, so only connection to Internet is wi-fi, or hotspot on another device.For $35, it is really close to a 5 star product. Does a lot of what my phone does, a little slower, a little bigger screen. If it were twice the price it would not be 5 stars, but a lot more than I expected for $35.

It’s a decent tablet for basic use
This tablet is a good value at this price. It’s not high performance by any means, but if you go in knowing what you’re getting you shouldn’t be disappointed. It’s not that fast, but it can run streaming video apps like netflix, etc. Decent for browsing the web. Wouldn’t try to play any big games on it though.