aiprotablet Tablet 10 inch Android 15 Tablets, 12GB RAM 64GB ROM 1TB Expand, Quad-Core Processor, 1280x800 LCD Touch Screen, WiFi 5, Dual Camera, BT5.0, 6000mAh Battery (Black)

I've had 2 smaller Android tablets for 6+ years that need charging port replacement, for the same cost this new one on sale was a no Brainer. My primarycomplaint, yet is the biggest issue; is the length of time it holds a charge while being used. I've found that my only solution is to keep a timer handy to plug in for charging. My second issue is while viewing a video on a split screen- the ability to scroll through other content is not always easy without loosing the current page. This greatly slows down effective research tasks. Third is the ability to hold connection of Bluetooth, after two weeks of 10hrs daily it's now coping out on me. At first I questioned my speaker, reset it per Bluetooth protocol, worked for a bit but cut out again. Today it just stopped. I checked the battery via charging cable..., It won't come alive again 🤕

Good quality. Works great. Nice price

I bought this tablet new and it has a serious factory defect: Google Play Services cannot be updated. The download (same as others) gets permanently stuck at 1% on a ~57 MB update, which breaks core Google functionality and causes many apps to fail or not install at all. This issue cannot be fixed by clearing cache/data, rebooting, factory reset, or any standard troubleshooting. After deeper technical review, it is clear that this device does not have stable firmware or proper official support, and there is no manufacturer tool or official firmware available to repair or reinstall the system, unlike reputable brands. To make things worse, I took this tablet abroad, and returning it would cost more than buying a new one, making the return option unrealistic. The product is marketed as a full Android tablet, but in reality it is not fully compatible with Google services, which makes it defective for normal use. I strongly recommend NOT buying this tablet. Amazon should require proper Google certification and real software support, or clearly warn customers before purchase.

This tablet arrived on time. It included a charging cable, a pre-installed screen protector, an extra one, and a case. Out of the box, the tablet was at 85%. When I completed setup (about 25 minutes), it was at 69%. I brought the tablet for my 3-year-old, which may have contributed to the setup time, with parental controls and everything. However, to get Google KidsSpace to run, I had to restart the tablet twice, and while using it, it lagged a bit. Overall, because it was a purchase for my little one, and I know it will need to be replaced at some point, this tablet serves its purpose, and I appreciate the price. We will deal with what we must when we must. I will update my review if I come across any additional challenges, but so far, it will do!

First off, I bought this tablet strictly for use with Home Assistant and Kinomap for my spin bike. I did not want to put a lot of money into it as I'd only be using it a couple hours a day. It is on the slow side, but once the app loads there is no issue. Bluetooth connects with my spin bike with no issue. I haven't had it drop it randomly or anything. Battery life is decent. I do power it down after I use it. After 1 week from fully charged the battery is currently at 62%. Again, I just use 2 apps. Quality is good for the price range. I have noticed that sometimes the screen doesn't pick up touches. Overall, this tablet is decent for the price especially if you're like me and only wanted it for a couple apps.

What can I say, it's a tablet? Not what I expected. It's pretty slow and the battery life is not great. It does what it's supposed to do, but don't be in a hurry. I also bought a 128gb SD card for it expecting it to extend the 64gb the tablet has, no such luck. It treats the SD card as a separate storage drive. All in all, it's an okay purchase, but I wouldn't buy it again.

I wasn’t expecting too much from this 10-inch Android 14 tablet given the price, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised. It handles basic tasks like browsing, reading, and social media pretty well. The screen is decent—colors are clear and bright enough for indoor use. Performance-wise, it’s smooth for light use. You might notice some lag if you try to run heavier apps or multitask too much. Battery life is reasonable. I get around 6–8 hours depending on usage. The build quality is lightweight and doesn’t feel super premium, but it's not flimsy either. It’s great for kids, travel, or as a backup device. If you’re looking for an affordable tablet for casual use, this is a solid option that gets the job done without breaking the bank.

Update: Glitching was due to the app, not the device. It kept aborting, then I finally got an "unsafe" warning from Google, and recommended uninstall. Paint By Number is no longer offered on GooglePlay. I now use Happy Color.. :) Tablet works great. A bit glitchy. During setup, it wouldn't connect to wi-fi, saying the connection was too slow while showing a full wi-fi signal. It wanted me to choose a different network, but I was eventually able to connect. I've only installed one app - Paint By Numbers - and it behaves somewhat sluggishly. I've had trouble bringing up the app when minimized, and I've also had it shut down the app unexpectedly.