YQSAVIOR Tablet 10.1 inch Android 13, RAM 10GB(4GB+6GB Expand) +64GB ROM+1TB Expandable Computer Tablets PC, MTK8768 Octa-CORE 2.2GHZ, IPS 1280 * 800 Screen, 2+8MP Dual Camera, WiFi, BT, Black

Right out of the box the device came fully charged. It was rather easy to set it up. Of course, you do need your WiFi password and email address to download your previous unit, if you have one. Overall, so far, it is a very good machine. I played a streaming video on it, and it played flawlessly. I was impressed. I also downloaded a music player to play my music on the device. That took some doing. The download of my music from my computer had to be done via a cable and you need to format within the machine, an SD card, if that is where you want to store your music. Recommend you copy and paste en mass your music library and SEND TO the SD card on the tablet. Once everything was downloaded, using my downloaded player, everything played well. Unlike a previous machine, everything remained MP3 format.One small drawback it the charging rate. It seems very slow. There may be a setting I've missed but if this is the only drawback I find, this will be a very good machine to use.We will see about the durability of the device as time goes on.

Feels well built. Disable any apps you wont use so you can get a snappy feel to the tablet aand some extra space. Battery seems good with how long it lasts and charges quickly. But it will not charge with adapters that aare meant for fast charging such as oneplus super chargers.Screen looks well, plays 1080p content perfectly fine. Wifi 6 is true but it uses a budget chip. So maybe up to 300 or so Mbps speeds with wifi 6 router. Google Play works fine.My kids play roblox literally just fine with it as well with Minecraft. Rarely shows a lag.Sound is adequate and can get loud.So far for us it haas worked perfectly fine.Perfect case for this tablet and different colors. Here is a link. :)https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B8XDJQWF?starsLeft=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_E54AS7NH43NDFFEM9QQJMarch 2025 and still works well a year later. 10 year old loves it. :)

I received this tablet the first time at the beginning of March. I found that it would charge slowly when not in use and not at all while in use. I also experienced frequent non response to touch with the touch screen. I was going to return it for a refund, but thought it may have just been a defective tablet so I returned it for a replacement. I received the replacement on 9 April and am writing this review on 25 April. I find this tablet is doing the exact same thing. I have own several tablets and this one is by far the worst I have ever owned. If you purchase this tablet I hope you have better luck, but otherwise you should return it for a refund not a replacement.

I received this tablet yesterday and have had a lot of fun, and a little frustration too, getting it set up. I have a Kindle Fire 10.1 Plus that I've "jail broken", I guess is the term, in an effort to access Google apps. I actually have two other sized Fires which are both jailbroken. I've found that each size Fire reacts a little differently to the jailbreak, and they're not always happy. What I've been wanting is a fully Android tablet that wouldn't break the bank account, and this tablet seemed to fit the bill. It was a little tricky to get it to connect to my wifi during set up. I live in a studio apartment so my wifi signal is quite strong for any of my devices to access. I used my phone's hotspot data to proceed with the setup, which worked fine. It took a while to set it up because I downloaded the apps from my phone's Google backup...after I did finish the setup I attemped to connect to my wifi, and somehow it did. I don't really know how or why, but it finally worked, and no problems so far staying connected. This tablet is pretty much as fast as its Fire counterpart, the audio is fine (I tend to use headphones though and it's better), but the screen resolution is not as good as the Fire. It's sufficient for my general purposes, and if there's something I want to watch at a higher resolution I can use the Fire. I wish the power was a bit slower to discharge, it's not as good as the Fire's. It charges fairly quickly though and using it plugged in is no problem for me. It makes me a little nervous though because it seems to heat up a little more when charging, when compared to the Fire. I'm using it with a rotating universal case which holds the tablet away from the hard back case cover a little so heat can escape and it doesn't warm up as much. It's accepted most of the apps I've downloaded, and they all seem to be functioning well. It had no problems accepting the 64 gig micro sd card I inserted as well. All in all, this tablet has certainly been worth the money so far, and if you're not expecting an iPad, or even a Fire, this tablet is fine. I can tell you, it's nice to have a straightforward and clean Android interface to work with! I'm a longtime Fire user, and I get tired of the Fire's bloated screens that Amazon forces you to navigate. If things head south with this tablet I'll update this review, but until then I recommend giving it a try, it's a bargain at the price.

It's fine it's just a shame it only has 2.4g wireless pieces

Purchased just to play games on. Biggest problem is how quick the battery goes down. Then to recharge, just don't be in a hurry. Durable, dropped it and it hit on the corner. Fractured the plastic and caused a gap between the screen and case. With a little squeeze it popped back, just the frayed plastic corner now.

Have been buying android tablets ever since realized that not all tablets allow one to use apps from Google Play Store.My constant complaint has been the charging port eventually "loses connection" forcing me to jiggle the cord to get it to charge; then ending with the rubberband-method before having to purchase a new tablet --- again.That to say: HOORAY!!! With the charging port on the top of tablet (in portrait position) , when I rest the tablet on myself, I no longer will be adding inevitable pressure to the charging port since it is on the top. Yay!!! Hopefully, I won't experience the charging issues as before.Additionally, this low-cost tablet barely had any bloatware using loads of storage space. Don't let the price fool you.For these reasons, I recommend this tablet. Hopefully the brand-performance will do well also.