Android 12 Tablet 7 inch Tablets, 4GB RAM 32GB Storage 512GB Expand Quad-Core Processor Tablet PC, 1024 x 600 IPS HD Touch Screen, 2MP+5MP Dual Camera, 3000mAh Battery, WiIFi6, Bluetooth, GMS, Black

Inexpensive. but adequate Tablet.
We have several laptops and tablets in our household but we prefer not to travel with the larger ones, especially on the 1- or 2-day trips. As I also dislike using my cell phone to check emails or surf the net, I initially obtained this one to do so when away from home and wanted something easy to carry, but with a larger screen than a cell phone. This one works moderately well but is a little slow. I do consider it as a disposable device and as such do not want to allow it to store or access any personal information so if lost, no real harm. However it forced me to sign on to my Google/Gmail account to do any updates or even view a YouTube video. It then connected and downloaded my personal Calendar and Contacts which I didn’t actually want on this device. I will be passcode protecting it before I leave home with it. The tablet is shipped with absolutely no information, instructions or user guides other than a small note on how to do a “System Reset”. The is a User Guide File shown on the screen however I could not get it to open. The tablet arrived 95% charged and took 15 minutes to get to 100% plugged into a USB port on my backup battery supply. Although it immediately recognized my Wi-Fi network, initially it refused to connect. On the third attempt, it did. Setup was a slow process. As expected, the sound quality from the tablet speakers is poor. However keep in mind that it’s not an iPad, Samsung Galaxy or even a Kinder Fire, so there shouldn’t be a direct comparison in performance as you’re not paying the same either. For the price, and limited use, this is not a bad product if you remember you get what you pay for. I do take price into account in my ratings.

Awesome tablet
Excellent tablet. Everything works and we love it.

Basic tablet but nothing spectacular
First and foremost, this is a budget tablet. Do not expect anything from this device that will blow your socks off folks. It’s a decent price for a low-budget spec device.Specs are sub-par, 4GB of RAM advertised (but only 2GB physical RAM available). Build-in storage space (32GB) is really nothing in this day and age. It will fill up fast! The only plus side to this tablet is the available MicroSD storage expansion. However, it only appears to support 512GB cards.The device struggles a bit after some repetitive use. Upon power up it does take quite a bit of time to fully load up to the point the tablet is responsive. But once it’s up and running your basic tasks should be fine.The tablet has a very “hollow” sound and feel to it. I can’t provide a first hand experience on the durability of the device. But I can only presume it wouldnt fair well with a decent drop or impact to screen.It handles web surfing and email access pretty well. I tried to watch some youtube videos and it seemed to handle the load fine. However, switching between applications when watching youtube and with a few webpages open in the background proved to struggle a bit. This is most likely due to the slow 2GB of RAM available.If you’re looking for something very basic, lightweight, and decently priced. I would feel comfortable suggesting this. But you might be able to find something slightly more improved (spec-wise).

Fairly plano-wano stuff here. Ok as an pdf reader.
My use for this is a pdf file reader while on the throne, it will do this fine. I have it loading pdf’s from my home NAS server where I have hundreds of books to read. This is a pretty basic machine and has few sensors, only the basic ones they all have. No GPS. At least it’s Android 12. Nothing really to rave about on performance, 4 basic cores, 4G RAM is just enough and 32G file storage works ok for my use since I’m reading files from my local server. Cameras look so so or ok, don’t plan on using them. Cheap and effective vs. a Fire or Kindle book reader.