Tablet 10 Inch Tablet Android 14 Tablets,10″ Tableta Computer 6GB RAM 32GB ROM 1024GB Expand, 2MP+8MP Dual Camera WiFi6 BT 1280×800 IPS 10.1 in HD Display Tab, 6000mAh Long Battery Life Tablet PC

Great Little Tablet
Call me impressed. The ATOZEE was a complete surprise to me and it is a fantastic second device and reader.This is pretty much pure Android…not Pixel quality but close. So, setup is easy and quick and you are ready to go.The screen impressed me. I was expecting a washed out, fuzzy screen but it was nothing of the sort. It was bright and easy on the eyes. Not close to Samsung quality but for prolong reading and browsing, it is perfect.Performance is fine. You will notice a little lag at times but nothing that is a show stopper. I had no issues with the apps I use on a normal basis.I think I am going to pick up another one of these as gifts. I am very impressed with the ATOZEE.

Handles Video Streaming & Web Browsing, Not Much Else; Potential Security Concerns
In writing a review for a tablet like this, I have to take the value proposition into account to some degree. In the case of an ultra low end tablet like this, frankly ANYTHING good about it is essentially a win, and so I have taken that into account when assigning stars to the review. I would have given it 1-2 stars, but I don’t know where else you can get a tablet this cheap that actually works fine for streaming and very light games, so I took that into account.Before I get into the good, I want to address a couple of serious concerns I have with it, that I think are important to consider. First, the tablet claims to have 6 GB of RAM; this is not true. It has 2 GB of RAM with 4 GB of storage space used as virtualized RAM when needed. Since this is an order of magnitude less performant than actual RAM, this is important to know.Second, the tablet contains a piece of custom software that is ostensibly used to activate the built in camera when you press one of the hardware keys. As I was looking for ways to optimize the tablet, I noticed this software (called “RKYLog”) running. Fortunately, the source code is available to view on Github if you search for it. I am not an Android developer, and most of the text had to be translated from Chinese, so take this with a grain of salt and do your own analysis, but I am not fully certain RKYlog is an innocent hardware monitor. I am concerned that it may be logging other things. However, I am far from certain, so I’d recommend at least being aware and perhaps not using your primary account on this device.So on to the good:- The tablet’s screen is better than I expected for the price. Probably won’t impress compared to a modern phone but it doesn’t hurt to look at like some cheap displays.- In my use, Youtube streams just fine, even on higher resolutions.- My son has streamed several hours worth of shows on Hulu, which worked mostly fine, though he did have to restart the tablet once as everything stopped loading for reasons unknown.- Seems to handle low demand games surprisingly well (I played a little bit of Loop Hero with no problems and minimal slowing. It might be good for turn based type games).- Web browsing performance isn’t great, but for most cases it’s usable.And the other bad things:- I actually got this hoping I could use it for doing some light digital art, using Infinite Painter and Clip Studio. I also tested several other drawing apps, and they were all unusable in my opinion. High input lag, processing stalls messing up lines, and the touch display simply not reading small strokes / gestures unfortunately make art a non-starter.- I disabled menu animations using developer options to try to optimize the performance. I don’t know how much it accomplished, but it makes everything look an uglier than it should.I would say this is something you could buy for a small child and not have to worry too much about how they treat it, or maybe to use as a kiosk display. I have also thought about trying to use it as an extra laptop display. Realistically though, you’d probably be better off saving a little more for a Fire tablet or something similar, that can handle most of what you’d throw at them just fine.

Android 14 tablet
Bought to view live camera feed at my house, but it’s slow and laggy, sometimes the app crashes.

Crap!
I bought it because I am a home based childcare provider and my old tablet has seen its last days. I wanted to use it for a live camera feed (and recording) for times I need to leave room to prepare meals/snacks ECT, diaper changes and potty breaks, and a sense of security for myself against any possible accusations. Unfortunately, product discription is incorrect. Therefore, this is not a good fit for me at all! The view is constantly lagging to the point its unable to catch back up on some of the screens leaving it to appear frozen. Definitely returning!