Side by Side Comparison of: Dragon Touch vs TabSuit vs Transwon

Let me first say: I am NOT a tech geek! I am a geek, but not a TECH geek, so if I say something incorrectly, please forgive me lol :-pOk, so as you can see, This tablet looks awesome! My pictures are never altered, these are raw, original photos, of me un-boxing my two (2) tablets I purchased. I purchased one for my son, and one for my daughter, and loaded them with STRICTLY educational programs/apps for when I need them to sit still while I have to clean the house, or have a doctors appt.The stats on the tablet can be found in the description section under the actual product on amazon.com, so I am not exactly sure what else to add....but what I can say is that:1: The battery life was really long-lasting initially....but after only 2 months of using this tablet, the battery life doesn't last longer than 3-4 hours, within a 24/hr time frame. My kids do not use this tablet every day all day, so I was disappointed to see the battery life decrease so soon on these tablets.2. The Camera: The camera is the equivalent of built-in webcam, from a cheap laptop...nothing fancy. The picture quality is not horrible, but it's not great either. You can see your photos, but you can also see the unclarity/pixel used to create the photos...if that makes sense.If you have anymore questions, comments, just message me :-)!Thanksxoxo

This tablet is by far one of the best tablets i have bought. Amazing things about this tablet is that it is very cheap (affordable), it's very tiny so it's easy to put it in your bag or your purse, the two types of chargers are amazing, battery-life is acceptable, even with a low ram it works exactly like a ipad mini, it feels better than the amazon $50 buck tablet, downloading is fast, and no problems with freeze screens or breakable screens. I just purchased this and got this few hours ago and my elbow accidentally hit it off the table, and unlike the other $50 buck tablet this tablet has no affect when it hit my rug. I dropped my amazon $50 buck tablet on the rug and it instantly broke, however, when i dropped this on the rug it didn't break. I LOVE THIS TABLET!! This is great for kids since its not too expensive, and its easy for kids to watch whatever they want on YouTube. All 20 apps i downloaded worked flawless. I will recommend this tablet to anyone who just wants to relax. The best thing about this is that if i lose it, it wouldn't waste as much as if i bought a ipad.

It is not the fastest, but definitely not the slowest. Its performance is very good and yes it is fast, just not the fastest out there.Its unfair to compare this to a $300 tablet so understand that this device will not be like a Samsung or an ipad tablet.pros:Browsing is quickStreaming sports and movies is amazingPlaying games like Madden Mobile and NHL Supercard is smoothe for the most part, but does slightly freeze in the beginning but will improveCharging is not really all that slow as some claim (if you can, just use it while it charges)posting to social media is a breezeSpeaker is clear and loudCons:Buttons are small but not a big dealGets warm, , but seems to cool off just don't let it lay on blankets or any fabric or it will get hotPlastic back which isn't a huge issue, but it's slippery so be carefulI love this tablet and it has been working great for me. If you had any of the expensive tablets and decided to buy this one, try to be fair in the reviews by not comparing because a lot of people might get this as their first tablet and you may mislead them.You can play games, stream, listen to music and search the web. To me this isn't a "basic" tablet. Basic is a flip phone or a slider, but as i stated before, it isn't the fastest but the speed is very tolerable.All or most android devices drain quickly, it also depends on what you do on it.Get this tablet. You'll love it

I found it a budget tablet by comparing with my ipad and samsung galaxy table.. Pretty good performance and usability. This size tablet, 7", is the sweetheart size that I can use for everyday communication. My wife and daughter love it. Easy to toss in my bag and go. A good resource in my professional work. Very good for entertainment. Very vibrant, and responsive. Moves right along with games, movies/videos, presentations, social apps and everything else I use. 8GB may not seem like a lot of space out of the box, but if like me you find 8GB might be a bit limiting, the addition of an Micro-SD card is adding additional space via the micro-SD card slot on this tablet. In terms of accessories, the tablet has just the basics, Dragon Touch 7" tablet, USB cable, Wall charger. Really all I could need right out of the box.Overall, a really great budget tablet for spec's and performance. The Dragon Touch Y88X Plus 7'' Quad Core Tablet is a great bet when screen size and connectivity is a must. I will recommend it fellow co-workers.

This tablet has all the basics you need & is super easy to use. I bought this for my husband who is far from tech savvy and he has no trouble operating it. It is nice that it comes with Google play already on it for easy downloading of lots of free games & other apps. It's nice that it comes with a small operating manual too which shows the basics (great for someone new to tablet technology and unfamiliar with the way they generally work). I've had several different brand tablets that never came with any directions at all (luckily I'm more tech savvy than my husband so didn't have too many problems figuring them out). Compared to my others I like this one as much as one I paid 3 times as much for. Overall I would say it's an excellent value and great for pretty much anyone who wants a tablet; good for beginners as well as someone who's familiar with this type of technology.

 Please note that Tablet Express provided me with this unit in order for me to produce an honest and unbiased review.I go into detail as to my experience with this tablet as well as a "hands-on" demonstration in the video video review provided. Below is a quick summary in the form of Pros and ConsPros: - Inexpensive - IPS panel gives vibrant colors - Comes with a screen protector pre-isntalled - Comes with a wall charger and a USB cable - Has a stylish design - Did I mention it's only $55? - Front and rear cameras - Android 4.4.2 KitKat - Decent SpeedCons: - Plastic construction - Below average picture quality - Not the greatest durability - 512MB of RAM (it is sluggish when multitasking)Overall, this is still an incredible deal at it's price. When producing a $55 tablet, you have to cut corners in some places, and Dragon Touch did an excellent job of deciding what's important and what isn't.If you are having trouble viewing the video, here is a transcript of it: Please note that Tablet Express provided me with this unit free of charge in order for me to produce an honest and unbiased review of the product. The Dragon Touch Y88x Plus is a 7 inch tablet that delivers surprising performance for the price. The model I received was the “Apricot white” version of the tablet, although it also comes in black, white, blue, or pink. Included in the box is the tablet itself, some manuals, a USB cable, a wall charger, and a screen protector that is preinstalled. Let me start by saying that this is a $55 tablet. You certainly shouldn’t be expecting the quality of an iPad Pro. That being said, in my opinions, the build quality is a little low for my preference. The tablet feels lighter than you would expect, which is a nice factor for portability, but does give it a cheaper feel. The back is plastic and scratches very easily. If you want to keep this looking nice, I would recommend buying a case right away and always keep the tablet in it. Also, the tablet does flex quite a bit. With only some light pressure, I can twist both sides, and the screen lightens up significantly in the corners. I was too afraid to do a drop test, and I was worried the screen would get damaged very easily. The screen itself is certainly nothing fancy. It’s a 7” screen with a native resolution of 1024 by 600, which although is claimed to be “HD” on the product page, it is lower than a 720p resolution. At an arm’s length away, the screen looks okay, but when you bring it any closer, it is very easy to notice the individual pixels, which are not very dense. The brightness levels are a little low, and with the glossy screen, this might be hard to see in harsh lighting. It comes with a screen protector, but I ended up removing it because it was scratching more than the screen from basic general use, and I could not stand the texture of it. I found after removing it, the screen looked much better, and was quite a bit more pleasant to use although it does collect a lot of fingerprints. The best part about the screen would be the improved IPS panel on this. Colors are quite vibrant and bold, and give the tablet a more premium feel. This tablet comes equipped with a Quad Core A33 chip (The ARM sun8i), a Mali-400 MP GPU, 512MB of Ram, and 8GB internal storage. In all honesty, the average smartphone has more power than this, but at the price point, it’s hard to beat the speed of this tablet. My geekbench test gave it a single core score of 299 and a multicore score of 875.The photo quality is surprisingly not that bad. These are a few samples I took with both the front and the back camera. Both cameras are 2 megapixels, which is not quite HD, and the dynamic range of the camera is poor, but it still manages to take very impressive photos for a $55 tablet. I watched a YouTube video on his, and the screen did end up surprising me - it looked much better than I was thinking. Since the aspect ratio of the screen is not a perfect 16x9, you will have very small black bars on a widescreen video, although it is not very noticeable. . Also, the speaker is back facing, and not very loud. This, however, it to be expected on a $55 tablet.Here is the actual hands-on part of the review. To turn on the tablet, you simply press on the button on top and it powers on and to unlock, go here and you swipe toward the little unlock icon. The screen is a little bit darker than some screens I’ve worked on, although it is nice they sent it with a screen protector even though, if you look here, I pulled it off a little bit when I was trying to get the plastic piece off the front so do keep that in mind when you’re opening it up – do be really careful. At an arm’s length away, the screen looks pretty good, you can’t really notice any pixels but as you bring it closer, you can definitely notice little squares inside of the screen and it’s not the nicest screen I’ve seen. It is running Android 4.4 KitKat. I did check, and there are no available updates.So let’s get into the usability of this. Over here you swipe down from the top, there’s all your notifications and over here you have your settings like screen recording, which is actually a really cool feature I like. You can record your screen or take a screenshot. There’s different home screens on here, there’s just a bunch of blank empty ones over here though we do have a widget included on the home screen already for some of your basic quick settings. To access your apps, tap on the little icon down there, and you can then scroll through all of them. There’s a page of apps, and then these are all widgets you can move to your home screen – tap and hold and then you can move them to whatever screen you want, I just put another one of these down, but you get the idea and the sound buttons are on the side here, but also, when you’re in horizontal mode, you can adjust the volume down here, using the buttons down there, which is a really cool feature – I actually like that a lot. When you go in vertical mode, you only have your three main buttons down there.The Ui – it’s nice there’s different pages here, a little widget for some basic settings, you can move that around. To access all your apps, you tap on here, and you can scroll through them. Notifications, you simply swipe down and there all there, over here are all your settings.Overall, although this tablet is most certainly not a premium device, it offers quality and performance that I have not seen matched at this price point. I would first recommend this tablet to adults who want an inexpensive tablet for their children, but also to the adults, if they’re in the market for a great budget tablet.

I have had this device for a month. I purposely purchased a low price tablet to try out this type of device to decide if it would be useful for using in the field during my amateur astronomy observations. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on something I may not be able to use. However I have found this Dragon Touch Y88X Plus 7'' very useful. I was able to download apps from Google Play without any problems. Also I have been able to move documents and photos backward and forward between this device and my desktop home computer using the USB cord. . I am a lite user of the device and have found the battery life to be very good. The battery charges without problems. The sound and camera are two items I don't use. However I have noticed the sound is poor and the camera is marginal. I have used this device several times outside in the field during star gazing sessions and am satisfied with its performance. I already feel I have gotten my moneys worth out of it. .

For the price it's an ok tablet. It does what I expected it to do and that's stream movies from my computer. I haven't tried Hulu or Amazon video yet, but my network's pretty fast, so I should be ok. The screen came with a protective film already installed besides the one with instructions printed on it, I ditched is as it wasn't as responsive as I liked, with it removed it responds most of the time, but not 100% of the time. That's to be expected in this price point from a rather unknown brand. The screen resolution is ok, nothing to get excited about. Movies look good, but the color can look washed out depending on the viewing angle. Left to right is ok, up and down is where the color washes out. The built in speaker is ok, but plan on using headphones or external speakers if you plan on playing music or watching video. The front and rear cameras are crap, but I hadn't planned on using either of them. If you're on a budget and really want a tablet, then this class would be ok for most people. I on the other hand plan on getting a better tablet with more RAM and memory as this has 512MB RAM and 8GB storage with the system taking a huge chunk. It also has a micoSD card slot which supports 32GB of additional storage for movies, music, pictures or other files you wish to store.

I bought this with an open mind seeing that it is a $50 tablet.If I had to pick three things to gripe about, it would be:1. The display is not as vibrant as I would like (buttttt..... it was $50)2. The sound is not that great (I won't be using the speaker in the device, so I won't count that against it :) )3. The battery life is ok (It will always be on a power source, so it's no big deal to me)There are some minor things that affect how my project was being physically laid out. I'm building a OBD2 to Tablet, Dash display for my truck. The location of the buttons and ports are in somewhat odd locations. I'm not really holding it against the tablet as my test device for the project.I popped in a 64gb microSD from an old phone and boom, all my music and pictures were there. I was very please about that.I didn't really buy this device to play with, but during my setup I thoroughly enjoyed playing with it. I'm considering getting the bigger version for my son. Even with the complaints I listed, I really, and truly shouldnt complain for a $50 tablet. I would buy another.

I bought two of these tablets. One for my 7 year old, and one for myself. I knew 50 bucks would not get me much but I am very surprised with the outcome.Pros: Batter life lasts for a whole movie plus more. The picture is good, not great. The weight is nice and light.Cons: The picture/video for a graphic intense movie is off. You can see how grainy it can get on Netflix. 512 MB of RAM is not nice because it slows the tablet down after you use 3 or 4 apps and don't close them out. The sound is absolutely horrible unless you're on bluetooth or Aux cord. When you grasp the tablet the cheap construction allows for it to creak and squeak as if it will crack if twisted. Also I do not like the charging cable being a prong-like charger. Wish it had micro usb connection for charging because with my son he tends to push it in too hard and I am anticipating him bending the charger any day now.I would overall recommend this device if you just want something to pass time and keep kids or yourself occupied for a couple hours. Nice to jump on and go through emails and minor stuff. Just don't expect to write a mid-term paper on it. Want a tablet and have a budget, GET IT.

I bought this as a replacement for my small-but-clunky laptop, which is painfully slow and is surprisingly much of a hassle to travel with because the power cord block is large, heavy, and oddly shaped. I also didn't want to replace my cell phone with a smart phone and have to pay for an expensive data plan. So - I got this tablet instead, and I'm delighted with it.Pros: It's small, easy to carry, and its power cord block is slim and light, like the ones that come with a cell phone. It's faster than the laptop, the screen is bright and sharp, and it has available apps for everything I want to do when I'm away from home. Securing it with a password is easy. Kindle books look beautiful with on it (there's a Kindle app). Keeping up with email is a snap. I thought I would have trouble surfing the web because of the small screen (I use a 20" flat screen with my desktop), but I adapted pretty quickly. I like that there is a slot for a microSDHC card. It also has Bluetooth.Cons: I still find typing on a touch screen tricky because there is no tactile feedback, but at least I don't hate it as much as on the last device I used (an old Kindle). Battery life is not that great when online - and Pandora seems to use it up pretty quickly - but email and games can be downloaded and reviewed/played with in Airplane Mode, which uses very little battery life. The speaker are VERY tinny. I'll try earphones.Bottom line: Does all I expected of it and more.

Shipping was quick to Hawaii (less than a week) and came undamagedProduct review: For $50 you get what u pay for and it was exactly what i needed... something cheap to play games (unison league runs quite well and smooth) and it is a android device so you can use Amazon Coins (amazon underground) for purchases in games. It has a very slight minor lag when first running the game etc but it smooth out as you load the game more. There seems to be a small touch 'dead spot' on the top right corner but if u somehow touch around it it will work, not really a big issue to me for the games and things i do but just to be noted for others. The product is light and can fit in my back pocket and the screen size was perfect for me cause i didn't like hulking around the bigger tablets. For the price and specs this product has, it cant be beat.... although i haven't tried other tablet within this price range yet (maybe amazon Fire would be next closet). I would highly recommend this product for those looking for a budget tablet which anyone can use, even my dad who is 70+ yrs old got the hang of it within the 1st day of playing around with it.I gave it 4/5 stars cause I have only gotten to use it for 1 day of receiving it and will update as i find any more errors/kinks to report. I am not getting paid or did not receive this unit to test/review and this is my honest opinions.

I bought this as an inexpensive replacement for two much more expensive tablets my dog destroyed. Maybe this would be a good choice for someone who has never used a tablet or smart phone, but experienced users will find the slow response and lag time extremely frustrating. When I bought this, I did not expect this to measure up to my previous tablets by any means. I simply wanted an affordable device to watch Netflix, read email and read/post on Facebook. That's it. Accessing apps can take a minute or more, often nothing happens at all. Posting even a short email or Facebook comment can take 2-3 minutes as you wait for the app to respond, but Netflix works well with this tablet. Using a good memory booster app helps a lot. I gave this three instead of two stars because the screen quality is quite good - crisp picture with nice color - as is the sound quality. If you just want to watch movies, this tablet will be fine. If you want to do anything else, upgrade.

I'm not sure what I was expecting with an Android tablet from China. The product had a strange chemical smell for the first 24 hours of opening it. The screen is sort of cheap and its responsiveness is a lot less sensitive than I would like. You really have to make a firm press to get most touch events to register. The materials of the casing itself are normal plastic and look like something you find on dubious products from a flea market. It advertises an IPS display, but its specs do not allow the device to fully take advantage of that.The quad core processors don't really provide any punch. It's not all that surprising, considering it's a $4 processor. So, considering that, it's a fair deal. The RAM is sufficient for small tasks, but I really don't think I can use this tablet for anything, but development (for low-end devices). Potentially, the newer model would be a better deal, but this is definitely an entry-level tablet that gives a good deal for what's being offered.

3D gaming is limited, Fallout shelter for instance would not play well, but 2d, platform games and most android games without beefy graphics run great. Some of the games that were just completely broken by this tablet are Diamond Dash, Final Fantasy tactics, Gta san andreas, any 3d racing game, agario, don't touch the white tiles..... If you are looking for a gaming tablet I would pass this one up. Go for the 10 Inch octa core X10, It's double the price but the quality is amazing for 3d games. Android on this tablet will not allow you to wright to the SD with all of my favorite apps and so I'm basically stuck with the 8GB it comes with unless I want to root the thing and so far I haven't found a good root for it. King root, and towel root do not work. the IPS display is on the lower end but is vivid and looks good non the less, but trying to use a stylus is impossible. I would have rated five stars if they had advertised this tablet as a reader/minor web surfing tablet, but I will give 3 stars because of good quality, nice design, hi battery life. And because the charger gets very very hot when plugged into the tablet almost to the point where I feel its gonna melt.

My 5-6 year old Kindle Fire doesn't hold a charge any longer, so I figured I'd upgrade to something modern. This had a much faster quad core processor, and reviews were decent, so...Performance is disappointing. The limited amount of RAM I think keeps it from being a real contender. Running more than one application at a time is generally pretty sluggish, and you know the CPU is more than capable. Even Candy Crush slows down, what the heck? Once the application is loaded into memory everything runs fine. My company provides an LG G3 phone which totally blows this away in terms of performance. Again, more RAM...As for build quality, I was prepared for a cheaper feel but even still I was surprised. Having been used to the aforementioned LG, Kindle Fire, and various iPads, I was still blown away how cheap and plasticy this felt. Not a deal breaker for me, but if you like that solid, brushed aluminum feel you should look elsewhere.The screen is decent, exactly what I expected. For general use I wouldn't let negative comments about the screen dissuade you.The biggest annoyance is that the unit has a non-USB charging cable. Why?!? I have a fleet of micro-USB charged devices, and now I have to have a separate one for this? It will charge from USB, but very, very slowly.Anyway, for single tasking activities this is OK. Personally I would have preferred to save my 50 bucks and put it towards something better. It's a good value, and would do great for someone who wanted to hand a tablet to their child and not worry about they losing it. Or for backpacking across Europe – this would be a good internet device you wouldn't cry over if stolen. It has its place, but it's definitely not a premium tablet.

I bought 2 of these, one for each of my kids for Christmas. At $50 each, it was a huge win for them and not too costly for us. Setting them up, they felt like standard, vanilla Android tablets. They're a little under-powered, but again, at $50, what would you expect?I recently noticed they both have ads that periodically jump on top of all other apps, coming from a core "weater" app that you can't uninstall. It also comes with some DU Start saver app (or similar), which also pops up over apps, also system based and cannot be uninstalled. I checked into "rooting" these devices so I can remove these apps, but they require some really sketchy apps from China. Nothing worked after a few tries, and I wasn't willing to install an app on my PC that was entirely in Mandarin.Bottomline, it's kinda sketchy, there's a bunch of ads you have to get used to, but it does the job. If I'd known the full story, I'd have gone the extra $50 to get tablets that aren't supported by sketchy 3rd party ads.

Was a a little disappointed in product, as a basic tablet I would would give it 4 stars no bells and whistles, I had read many of the reviews and found them mostly positive so I made the purchase. But the few negative ones about battery life I got one that the battery drained very quickly after a overnight charge and letting sit for approx 4hrs with non-use my battery had already drained to 86%. That would have been my only negative point I guess. Contacted customer service and received a quick return and refund

We have been using this tablet for our son to watch movies in the car. After the first couple of weeks it became very difficult to charge. It takes several hours just to go from say, 30% to 50%. and the battery life runs out very fast. We went with the cheaper version because its for a child, so we don't expect it to last for ever but still. It shouldn't take so long to charge it. With that said, the only other issue we have(which is a big one)is that it continuously drops wifi connection while he is at home streaming you tube for kids. Other than those two issues, it plays movies with decent resolution and doesn't lag like I have seen from other reviews. I hope this information helps other shoppers.

Unfortunately I was attracted by the price.I got two of these for my 4 and 6 year old kids to use. I figured I would find a third party app and use it as parental control.One of the two I ordered had a screen problem, so I sent it back, and got a replacement.About a week after Christmas, and my kids repeatedly telling me that they keep restarting on their own, I decided to factory reset, drain the battery, etc. They worked well for a bit, but then started some quirky antics. Needless to say, they're only $50, so you can't expect they're going to be perfect. The biggest downer is the fact that there is so much preinstalled software on here, and it randomly pops up while my kids are trying to use them. They have no idea what it is or what to do. They just press every button they can, and now they're in danger of downloading other stuff, bringing their tablet to me, and saying "daddy, its doing it again".Fast forward a month and a half now, and I finally gave up on my sons tablet. All he wanted to do was listen to music and play angry birds. The restarting and freezing was out of control. I basically took his tablet and told him I'd get him a new one. I did a bit of research, and really feel I found the best option FOR LESS MONEY! I got a 7" Kindle for him, with offers, which brought the price down. Then I happened to get it on sale. THEN, I looked up how to get the Google Play store on it (which doesn't require any "rooting", just following simple directions, and a one time PC use). The kindle is much more solid, never freezes, has better battery life, and , best of all, NO POPUPS OR RANDOM SOFTWARE!.I'm now going to purchase another one for my daughter, knowing hers will eventually die.I did contact dragon touch, and they had me check a bunch of things, and then offered to take it back and either fix or send me a new one. I'd pay for shipping, which I'm sure would be minimal, maybe $5 or so. But I've decided to just cut my losses. I know the product is inferior, and I learned my lesson. The company seems like they're doing their best to help out, but the product itself is something I wish I never purchased in the first place.

So I have been using this tablet for about a month now and I have noticed a few problems that this tablet has, first off it is very inconvenient that it requires it's own charger, a micro USB doesn't work here. On another note it's processor and capability to accomplish basic tasks is atrocious and it will freeze and force close in streaming apps and games alike. Secondly, the screen quality is rough around the edges but it is not the worste, the construction of the tablet itself is low profile and relatively small and portable, although it feels fragile and I was almost forced to buy a case, overall this tablet will be a useful for very baseline tasks like Google docs and browsing the internet. This tablet is a two star tablet because there are better ones out there, I do not advise this as a good purchase for yourself or for a present. Thank you guys for your time 🙋

This tablet was not as expected. The reviews were off big time. Or i got a defective tablet? The tablet at first was pretty decent. Everything was loading fast. There was little to no lag. I was falling in love with it. After i installed about 3 small apps to it that i usually use it started running slower and slower. It is now 4 days after and it has made me so mad with it i am getting rid of it since refunds cost money. Even the touch is off. Ive had to press next to things and under things to even get the tablet to press on what i wanted. I can go on and on about this tablet. I do not recommend it if you plan to use it for things other than skype facebook face time. Things like that. If you want to watch youtube. Play games. Do not get this tablet.I will never buy another Dragon Touch item.

I initially bought this tablet because the value was phenomenal. 50 dollars for a machine with clear picture and reliable speed. I thought it would make a great and affordable gift for a young relative. Functionally, the tablet does all it claims to do, however, the first tablet I bought quickly succumbed to a faulty power button. The tablet could not be turned on or off manually by the power button after approximately 3 months.Customer service was mildly adequate, however, the only solution they gave me for the problem was pay for repairs. The repair would cost me approximately 30 dollars. 20 dollars shy of a new tablet. I assume with a price so low that is the nature of the beast, but the tablet only experienced approximately 3 months of use. I was surprised to find out that there was nothing else the company could do to make it right.Nonetheless, I figured i figured that I had just received a lemon and this was sheer happenstance. I purchased another one to replace the broken one. At this value, I was certain that it would not break the bank and that my nephew would be more conscientious about taking care of it. After 4 months, the same issue occurred. The power button failed to activate the tablet.It was unresponsive and unusable. This issue occurred twice. I paid 100 dollars for two tablets that barely had the durability to last a year. This isn't right. Customer service was never really able to make it right. I can't support this product, and I don't think people should buy it.Notes: The tablet was always in a protective casing, and while it experienced heavy use, the screen barely had a scratch on it. The tablet was well taken care of, but its durability lacked integrity.

My son loves the tablet but the power button isn't there. The tablet works though as long as I have it set to never sleep and I had to use a safety pin to turn it on. My older child all have the same tablet bought a few months ago and they work great and the kids love them. Great tablet just upset that power button was missing on this one.

We bought our two sons these devices for Christmas 2014. Within 6 months, both (what I assume are) internal battery packs basically EXPLODED with enough force to split apart the case. They look like little air bags that have deployed during a car wreck. This while the child was using the device. Luckily, no one was injured. The company's ridiculous return policy costs more in return shipping than we paid for them. I know it's taken a long time for me to post this but better late than never. I wish I could post the pictures here.

Came with pre-installed malware, otherwise okay tablet. The malware noticeably started to act up weeks after purchase, it would download unwanted apps, specifically:'Ten Drops' and 'Likin Hero' by Foxx Games'Insane Stars' by Jun Li'Special Recorder' whose icon looked like the default speech recorder icon, but purple.'Services' whose icon was a red exclamation point in front and to the right of a green fan shape which just led to the wireless & networks screen.The malware would remove the antivirus/scanner when connected to the internet.The two malware processes were the following:Troj.cloudsota.z in com.android.popupAndroid.MALWARE.at_cloud.b in GoogleCalenderPluginServiceAs for the tablet itself,It feels flimsy, although it isn't.When transferring files to a computer, it would occasionally restart.With some .gifs, the picture viewer quits after one loop.The wireless network scanner is slow to detect -any- changes, such as a new network appearing or the current network being disconnected.The screen can be jumpy, and when new its very coarse.It can't handle many simultaneous apps , as it would often restart or lag with plenty of ram available.But still an okay tablet, for $50.//review by account owner's relative, it was a gift.

I purchased three of these for my nephews and niece for Christmas. They arrived a few days ago, and I took them out of the packaging to make sure all of them worked. First off, even after plugging these in and letting them charge, one of the three didn't hold a charge at all. The other two had their batteries drain off the charger in less than an hour with nothing running. The power buttons on 2 of the 3 you could hold for 5 or 6 minutes before the device powered on. The date/time zone wouldn't save. They keep reverting to central time, and use a 24-hour clock even when you uncheck that option. The KitKat 4.4 OS also doesn't update. AT ALL. Finally, these tablets are *cheap*, flimsy plastic that actually bends in the hands of adult with very little force applied. I can't imagine this product in the hands of a 5, 8 and 10 year old. They'd be busted before Christmas Day was over. I'm returning all three and buying Kindle Fires. Lesson to me -- you get what you pay for. I wanted to make sure the kids had an Android device to get access to the PlayStore, but these tablets aren't worth what it will cost to return them, let alone the cost of the actual device. (Edited to add, one of the most annoying things about these tablets is that the charger is a push in/plug adapter and not a standard USB/sync cable. You can't charge these tablets with anything but the cord they came with, and getting the pin connector in so you hear it snap into place is not something your child can easily accomplish. Please keep that in mind)

Right out of the box, the power button only works 15%-20% of the time. This is not user error. I can't even judge the performance because it won't turn on most of the time, even when charged 100%. It just doesn't work reliably. Returning this tablet.