Tablet 7 inch Android 12.0 Tablet, 4GB+32GB ROM （1TB Expand）, Quad-Core, WiFi, GMS, Dual Camera, Educational, Games （Black）

Great little table for what we purchased them for.
My company was looking for an affordable way to have digital name plates at our desks. It took a lot of work to get them going, and it was not this tablet’s fault. But we got a custom app written, a server built, and the mounts 3d printed.Overall, we are happy with the tablets and our solution.What we were looking for was a table that has the following criteria:1. USB C2. Good screen and viewing angle3. Inexpensive4. SizeThis tablet fits all four of the requirements.If you are thinking of getting this to use as a tablet. You may want to spend a bit more and get something larger and faster. It’s a bit slow and the battery life is terrible. but again, for our use, the table works fine.

Great and cheap!
Just what I needed for the girls around Christmas time. Very good price and functional tablet.

Basic inexpensive Android tablet
You get what you pay for, although this tablet does a good job at balancing cost vs. functionality. The HD IPS display is much better than an Amazon Fire (sorry Amazon), but it lacks the deep contrast and wide viewing angle of higher-quality IPS displays. It is sharp and easy to read. Being true HD (1280 horizontal), video looks good, and the processor can keep up easily with streaming apps. The built-in speaker is tinny; I would recommend an external speaker or headphones. It has a modern USB-C port, although you can only use it for file transfer and power (no video out). The camera is low-end, but it has a flash which is unusual in a low-end device. The flash is on the cooler end of the spectrum. The OS nearly stock Android 11 Go with a few minor modifications. You may wish to replace the basic launcher that comes with the tablet with something more functional. This is Android Go, so some advanced functionality is not available. Most (but not all) apps will run on it. The advantage is that you aren’t constantly waiting for the device to wrangle lots of resources with its minimal 2GB memory. You can’t multitask, really. 32GB storage is enough for more people, and there is a microSD slot for more. The case and screen are very plastic, and I wouldn’t drop it, but the texture helps you hold it. It’s not as light as a book reader, so you might tire of holding it for a long time. Yes, it will slip into the back pocket of your jeans. Just don’t sit on it.[Edit] Now that I’ve had it for a while: the above still stands, but there are a couple of features that are permanently enabled that I don’t like. “Permanently” as in these can’t be shut off in the settings, as they are already “off.”MAC randomization on restart causes my network to notify me of a “new device” whenever I restart the tablet.WiFi won’t stay connected if it’s idle for a while and not doing anything like streaming video, even if the display stays on.The “Go” version of Android means I can’t patch this behavior with Tasker, unfortunately. These aren’t fatal flaws, just annoying.

Don’t waste your money
Battery dies in about 30 minutes of use, so it has to basically stay plugged in and charging. Screen is also delayed when you touch it. You tap on an app or link or anything and it take a solid 20 seconds to 1 minute for the tablet to react. Material it’s self feels extremely cheap. Unfortunately it was needed for a long car drive with kids, so I could not return it, but I will not buy it again.