IWEGGO Android 14 Tablet with Case, 7 Inch 8GB RAM+32GB ROM/ 1TB Expandable Computer, 5MP Camera Tablets, 1.6Ghz Quad-core Processor, 3000mAH Battery Tablet PC, 5G WiFi, Games 7'' Android Laptop Pink

I read the reviews of this product. I've seen where the quality of the video is not good quality and battery didn't last. I know n I'm guilty of it. Close out your apps that are not being used will save your battery. Also dining your display screen light will save your battery. I am so glad I bought this. My gvt tablet stopped working by the screen behind the screen speed working. I might get it fixed. It still turns on n off along with on n off sound. I am just over the world about my purchase. Thank you very much!!!

For months I searched for an ereader with an SD card slot... I could not find a single one under 100$. So I figured "well there has to be a cheap tablet out there with an SD card slot." there is! I did not expect to find one for such a low price. This tablet makes an excellent ereader. I am using a 120ish GB micro SD card and its wonderful. Just keep in mind if you try to do literally anything else with this tablet it will crash a lot XD so it's no good for surfing the web or watching youtube. Disable all bloatware, delete unnecessary apps to make it run better. I usually leave it on airplane mode because I am not using it for literally anything else expect reading manga.

It works pretty much. Mine came with Android 15, needed a software update (doesn't everything computer related). The 3 GB is physical RAM installed, the expandable RAM is virtual, meaning it's like a swap-like file for Linux. Whatever that setting is, it takes from the 32 GB of relative hdd space. Reboot & that clears the extended RAM-disk resources to process the virtual memory to be reused. I bought it to administer an EERO router that is an app only method of setting up & administering the router. EERO's app runs on Android 9.0 & later. Worked fine for the 1st 12 hours, but within the next 12 hours of the 1st 24 hours, the screen lock by PIN number was flaky, but that has since become more stable. It's not a bad build quality for a $ 38 device. But for EERO to require Android 9 or later was the problem I was solving that EERO created. Netgear's Orbi has an app that supports at least 8.0, as it's available for my Smartphone on Google Play. Had that been something my ISP relayed, I would have bought the Orbi. But this is about the IWEGGO. And that tablet is a small format that solved EERO's app issues. EERO claims security as the reason they don't support Android before 9.0. That's nonsense, not when Orbi is the same Mesh wifi & not only supports earlier than Android 9.0, they also support the browser administration & have the app for administrative options. EERO is smoke & mirrors for support. Who wants to buy a new smartphone just to administer an EERO ? Sometimes technology is more about money than it is improving anything.

Do not get me wrong. This tablet is a little slow! I even activated the smart RAM access using the onboard 32GB ROM and it is still a little on the slow side. But, this is the little tablet that could! It is doing everything I want it to do. I got it so that I am not draining the power of my Android phone while at home, and it is doing the trick. As long as I do not multitask, it is perfectly fine. And I do not even multitask on my phone, so that is not a problem. For what you're paying, it is good enough. Perfect for a child's first tablet, or a tablet for a senior. Thinking about getting one for my elderly Mother this holiday season to replace her super old iPad First Gen. Plus it has expandable storage. I threw in a 128gb micro SD card to store all of my photos and videos on to spare the minimum 32GB of onboard storage.

Great product! It runs all the social media apps I use (tik tok and Snapchat) I will say it lags sometimes, but that is to be expected. Overall 3/5 stars, decent tablet