8 inch Tablet, Metal Body Octa-Core Processor Android 14 Tablet , 8(3+5)GB RAM, 4000mAh Battery, 64GB Storage, 6 FT Charging Cable, Reinforced Typc-C Port, 10W Charging Adapter, Dual-speakers, Orange

Small, but a workable tablet for a variety of uses
This offers a small-sized but fully functional tablet with all the hardware bells and whistles you might expect: a responsive touch-screen, good color on photos and video, a camera, Bluetooth, Wifi, slots for USB-C and a microSD card, and a headphone jack. It integrates seamlessly with the Google infrastructure for access to all their apps, and with the Google Play store, it can expand from there. With 44 GB of empty storage space, it can store a decent quantity of music or video and a large number of files. This model does not have a SIM card slot. I do use a lot of Google apps; after all, many of them are free, so I found this an easy way to connect with my already-existing online world. Using the Kindle app, I have another device with which to access my library, and can download items for offline reading.While it measures 8″ in diameter, as you can see in the photos, it’s only about 60% the size of a 10.5″ tablet. The area of a rectangle is based on the square of the diagonal. (Remember c² = a² + b² from high school?) Although the 8″ diameter is ¾ of a full-size tablet, its screen area is less than 60%. However, the size does make it highly portable. It won’t fit in a pocket like a phone, but it can fit in any handbag or pack.I’ve deducted one star for battery life. It loses 15% of its battery life every 24 hours just being in standby mode, even with Bluetooth turned off. When in use, the battery level starts to drop, and as a result, it needs to be charged every 2-3 days. Even with a full charge, I would not expect it to last more than 4 hours of use before getting to a critical battery level. I also find the processor slow, and the device heats up when it needs to do a lot of work. However, I think it functions within tolerable levels. If you prefer to shut it down to save battery, it will take a minute or two to turn back on, but it’s not nearly as slow as my old Intel Celeron laptop.It runs on Android 14, which is already one year old. That raises longevity concerns, as Google has only supported Android versions for about 4-5 years with patches. However, I suspect that if you’re using this a lot, the battery will wear out before the device becomes obsolete.When you’re considering purchasing any computing device, the most important consideration is how you plan to use it. This can offer a lot of value due to its portability. I used to work in an office that disdained surfing the internet using their computers, so bringing a portable device was helpful. It’s handy on public transit, particularly when WiFi is available. It can keep children entertained for a few hours on a drive or flight. It’s not the best tablet I’ve ever used, but far from the worst.

Has worked quite well for me for basic multi tasking..
This has worked quite well for me for basic multitasking, flipping through multimedia sites, watching YouTube videos here and there or just surfing the net…If you’re looking for more of a flagship tablet this is not it.You have to remember what you’re getting for the price point.With that being said sometimes it’s a little bit slow and takes some long seconds before it loads up or jumps from one task to the other…That’s why I said for basic multitasking it worked well.YouTube videos even when watching at 480p, still surprisingly looked good on the tablet,When jump up to 780p there’s a slight improvement,I will surprise that 480p looked so good even in comparison to 780p while using this tablet.Of course 1080p videos looks a little bit better.But it is nowhere near true HD quality versus other flagship tablets…The camera/ pictures is very grainy and videos seem to be washed out, not very sharp or bright, colors seem to be more Kool and not vidid or Sharp…Don’t get me wrong it still works…For some people this might be a tablet they want to give to their kids to first start off…The speakers and sound quality is not loud at all,But it doesn’t sound distorted either which was good ..I downloaded a basic equalizer app & i boosted the sound through that and it made the speakers sound more suitable and a bit more cleaner through that app on play store market….It actually sounds really good now and Still didn’t sound distorted even with boosting the sound through an equalization app.I wish it sounded like that right out of the box.That would be nice,But this is what apps are for.And it helped this tablet with sound quality and loudness so much….I did love the very long USB cord they give you in the box…I didn’t expect much with battery life.As I watched some videos at 720pmWithin minutes the battery would drop by 2% intervals,It wouldn’t even go 1%,It kept dropping by 2% intervals…And it went through the battery pretty quick…Don’t get me wrong You could watch a movie through this with it fully charged but after the movie u would need to charge it back up because it wouldn’t last the whole nite….Responsiveness seems to lag a little bit, But still gets the job done…Remember it’s not a flagship tablet..I would be a little cautious as to dropping it.It’s not the most sturdy tablet,But it’s not the most flimsy either…There was another thing that I didn’t like, the charging port is on top of the tablet instead of being at the bottom.This could vary depending on people’s preferences of course.It’s Kool looking color on the tablet..Works well for basic multitasking,I will not even advise this for playing hardcore games because if it lags for long seconds with basic multitasking I think you could run into issues if you tried to use this for hardcore gaming.It could freeze or just reboot, my thoughts of course, that’s why I never went there to even find out.For basic multitasking or as a spare tablet for watching videos & surfing the net and a few things more that wouldn’t push this tablet to its limits– this works….