Android 12 Tablet 7 inch, 4GB RAM 32GB ROM Tablets, Quad-Core 1.5GHz Processor, Dual Camera,1024 x 600 IPS HD Display Screen,512GB Expand, WiFi, BT, 7″ Tablet Black

Not a good deal
It didn’t connect to wifi very well. When it did it was slow to bring up anything.

Excellent tablet
I would buy this again it is small cute works great. No problem at all with this wonderful tablet

This is about as basic as a tablet can get, yet it calls to me!
I’m generally an iPad guy, but I needed an android device to be able to interface with a couple of devices I have in the shop. I also needed the ability to have unrestricted access to the wireless devices in developer mode.So I figured “under $40? This is gonna be horrible I think, but I’ll try it!”I can tell you this: the first thing I noticed is that the case is plastic, as are many other smaller tablets. the screen booted up, and It said that it’s using Android “Go”. I don’t know what that is, but it sounded like some lightweight version of Android, so I was prepared for re-boxing it, to ship back.then I saw the screen… OOOOH! it’s actually a really nice screen. I expected the screen to be that smooshy unresponsive membrane type you’d usually find on a sub-$100 tablet… I guess the times have changed, because it’s really responsive!I started adding things from the play store, and son of a gun! This thing really isn’t half bad..Then, I discovered it’s fit in the side pocket of My cargo shorts!From then on out, it’s been rolling with me on a daily basis.It’s my Home automation remote control, My car Play Music source, My Weather, and news source, and also My desk clock.. I mean for what it costs, it’s a pretty nice tablet.7″ is of course small, but it’s bigger than any phone I’ve seen.The battery lasts a fair amount of time, especially with the screen at half brightness.I really didn’t expect much, and was pleasantly surprised! For just a regular old “bang around” tablet, it’s great.But it doesn’t have to just be that… it could also be your portable streaming device, your music source, your notepad, your video conferencing portal, or whatever..Like I said, using as a remote has been the coolest thing for me. I can run My lights, audio, heat, A/C, monitor My vehicle, and even use it as a navigational device on My boat. It’s so inexpensive that I find I’m using it more than My ipad, because I probably wouldn’t lose an ounce of sleep if I broke or lost it!If you or your kids need a nice mid-powered mini tablet without all of the expensive bells and whistles, check this out!

Works well as a smart home hub, or media device.
Works well with the Home Assistant App as a smart home controller. I was hoping to use it with Fully Kiosk browser, but the Kiosk features don’t work with Android “Go”, which is what this device has. It also works well with YouTube and I downloaded “Max” which also worked, but the sound is terrible. You will want to pair bluetooth headphones or speakers with this instead of using the one built in tiny speaker for Movies or music. I also have to use a rubber stylus near the edge of the screen, because finger taps are misaligned near the edges. For instance, selecting the different tabs across the top of the “Max” app is impossible.The cameras are just acceptable for Duo calls, which I tested by calling my Home Display.Downloading the “Reolink” app allowed me to use this as a security camera screen, which worked well at the lower bit rates.Battery life seems good, with over 40 percent battery after testing for 5 hours with the screen on.Build quality is solid, with an interesting back cover and zero flex. There is a sharpish edge to the front bezel which takes away from the otherwise smooth feel. The screen is bright and clear, with good viewing angles.Android Go, and the apps I’ve installed take up about 7.5 gigs, leaving plenty of the 32 gigs available. App switching is very fast with loaded apps, while new loads and reloads do take a while.