10.1″ Windows 11 Tablet PC, Dual-Core CPU Windows Tablet, Ultra Slim 2 in 1 Tablet – 2.4/5G WIFI/4.2 BT/1280*800 Full HD/6GB RAM 64GB ROM Storage/4000mAh/Mini HDMI/USB-C/USB 3.0/2MP+5MP Camera

Junk and seller is useless
As others have said, the tablet stopped working shortly, within 3 months, of purchase. Contacted seller, at first they seemed helpful. It’s been over a YEAR since I sent them the initial message and they still have not resolved my issue.Having a tablet that only works while it’s plugged into a power source is useless!

What I wanted
Packed in a box with no instructions or info just the tablet but it works

Not worth it, unless for very basic Use
Mini sd slot didn’t Work and screen easily cracked, trying to open the device

Good enough though it could be better in certain ways
The Cons:In my opinon the main con to this tablet is that it has a Type-C instead of a Micro-USB receptacle. I used to have a Fusion5 tablet that I bought from Amazon. It was Described as Series ‎FWIN232+. It had a Micro-USB port from which I could also charge the tablet as well as use the port to attach a splitter and I could also charge the tablet from the 3.5mm jack receptacle. It made it convenient for travel so I need not bring a lot of different adaptors, chargers, etc.However I have not been able to find any tablet like the Fusion5 Series ‎FWIN232+. I guess they are not made like that any more.With this tablet, I have to use a Type-C-male-to-Micro-USB-female adaptor . I cannot charge the tablet through the Type-C receptacle. The Type-C receptacle does not function as a charging port.It is an inconvenience.Pros:Otherwise I like the tablet very much. It works very well so far.. Not perfect. There have been some odd elements, but that may happen with any tablet since I have heard that Microsoft is really taking over a lot of functions and making things worse.The packaging was a bit damaged but the tablet itself seemed new, un-used and not damaged at all.However it seemed that someone at the factory or at the seller’s tinkered with the tablet and the tablet indicated that website pages had been closed and they can be re-opened again (meaning that someone had been looking through websites), and furthermore, the tablet already had a “username” which was “Admin” and that really indicates that someone set-up the tablet to activate without signing in. I am OK with that however.The tablet has been working well though it seems NOT to activate as quickly as other tablets that I have had when I press the ON button.Good touch screen. Good speed. (I must say that I am not a computer expert though I am quite good with them).I have generally been able to use the tablet as I have used other tablets, downloading WPS, and SumatraPDF, and Windows Essentials as well as drivers for my scanner and printer. The tablet works well with these.Another issue with the Type-C receptacle is that it is too close to the regular USB port. I have a Type-C-to-USB adapter but it is angled and it makes it hard to fit a flash drive into the USB port just next to the Type-C receptacle.I have to use a Type-C-male-to-Micro-USB-female adaptor to attach an angled adaptor far enough from the side of the tablet so as to also put in a flash dive into the USB port only less than an inch away from the Type-C receptacle .Of course, I must say that other tablets I have tried have the receptacles too close to each other but I find that the Type-C receptacle on this tablet means using adapters on the adapters (see video).I guess I will have to just put up with the Type-C receptacle though. The tablet is otherwise good enough for my needs and it is at a good price even though at this time, I am not absolutely sure if I will keep the tablet. There is a chance I may return it.I don’t know about long term quality or function. I have not used this tablet long enough. However I will update as best I can.UPDATE 11/06/2024I bought another of these in late October 2024. It is inexpensive enough and works basically good for my needs. The latest one I bought seems to have some abrasion marks on the screen. Not exactly scratches. They may be a type of stain. It indicates that the tablet is actually refurbished or maybe the screen has been “re-used” from a different tablet. But I am willing to tolerate that. The screen stains or abrasions are not visible when the tablet is on, or not much. The tablet seems to work as I need it to. I was able to download some apps or drivers to operate different kinds o f scanners and printers even though it took a bit more of re-doing before the apps or drivers finally started working. I am not sure if it is because this tablet is not exactly compatible to put it that way. But I got it to work with the printers and scanners . There are some odd glitches or quirks.With the previous one I bought (which I still have and is still working) I can resize a window by clicking on the “Double Square” on the upper right (in the middle of a minus and plus sign) . With this newer one I bought I have to put the mouse pointer to the upper, light blue frame (or at the top border of the window or page) and drag the window down to get it to re-size to a smaller size. So far nothing that bad as far as function.So this tablet is good enough so far. I would recommend it but other people can get a different experience than I can. It can depend what you need in a tablet like this.And by the way, though this model of tablet has a Type-C receptacle you cannot charge it through that receptacle. This tablet uses a “Barrel pin” type of charging cord and that is the only way the tablet can be charged. I am not sure exactly what size the barrel pin is but it is one of the smallest sizes there are in barrel pin connectors.I will update according to further findings if I am able to.