10 inch Android Tablet, Android OS Tablet with SD Slot & Dual Camera, 5G+2.4G WiFi, 16GB Storage, 1280×800 IPS Full Display, 6000mAh, Bluetooth, GPS, FM

This is a cheap, nifty tablet. I was looking for a tablet with a big screen that wasn't going to be overly expensive. Something that I could use to play a few games on, and prop up in the kitchen or in my bedroom to watch YouTube videos and stream shows. I wasn't looking for a work horse of a tablet, just something that would replace trying to watch movies and videos on my phone. The product was well packaged, and I appreciated how both the front and back had plastic protectors on it. Eventually I'll buy a screen protector for this tablet, but I purchased a micro SD card right away and had no troubles inserting it into the device. It will prompt you to choose how you want to use the card (formatting to use for storage, or keep it as a card that will go in between devices). The door to insert the mirco SD card does completely snap off to allow access, but snaps back in easily. Upon set up you connect it your WiFi network, and the setup is easy to get through. I have had it be a little laggy, and at one point it did freeze up (did a hard reset by holding in the power button and volume down button), so if you're going to be downloading a lot of apps upon receiving give the system time to install one at a time. There are only a few problems I have with this tablet, but I don't feel it detracts enough from the product and it's price point to merit removing a star: - There is a tiny scratch I believe is on the inner LCD screen. I don't believe it's a defective pixel, and to be honest when I'm using the tablet I hardly notice it, even when I'm watching something that keeps the screen colors dark. I debated returning the tablet, but again, it's something I hardly notice now. If something like this does bug you, hopefully your tablet will come with out the tiny defect. I only can hope the QA dept for this brand would be more diligent in catching these faults. - The brightness toggle doesn't really dim the tablet screen. It goes dim, but not dim enough for night time use without blinding you until your eyes adjust. For around $90 I know you can't expect the world, but more of a contrast would've been nice. - When I hold it from one corner, like to pick it up to re-situate it in my hands, I could feel parts of the tablet shifting together. It's like the front and back casing aren't completely lined up and shift against each other, and the screen components have a bit too much wiggle room. Not a huge deal as I haven't noticed anything that would make me feel it was falling apart. It's a good quality tablet that is well worth the price. There are some hiccups to it, but again, I feel that's reflected in what you're paying for. The rear-facing camera is decent, but the front facing one is not going to do you any favors if you plan on using it for selfies or video calls. The charge time isn't bad, and the battery lasts me throughout the day if I'm not doing a lot of downloading. If you're looking for a simple tablet to just do some basic, daily wants and needs then this is perfect.

If you're looking for something that's cheap that you can afford and maybe okay for light use

This "Victbing Model 2," also known as Hoozo MT104SIP running Android 8.1.0, is very compact. It has one concealed slot for a micro card that supports up to 128 GB that's a little hard to get to, but worth the effort. There's only one micro usb slot, so you'll need to plug in a micro to usb hub if you want to use accessories. It connects up fast to Wi-Fi, and performs well, especially for accessing e-textbooks. It has nice sounds and a port for headphones. At Google Play Store, you can download a remote desktop app by Microsoft and visit your PC desktop. However, the tablet RDs only one way, the PC cannot remote back to it, because the tablet doesn't have a way to join the network work group. Victbing has little documentation, but if you're used to tablets, you'll find this one satisfactory.

The first one had issues. It would only go to the start up screen. Called the rep. She helped me get a replacement one and sent me the PDF to make a return label. No extra charges. The new one works great. No issues. And returning the defective one was easy.

I wanted something inexpensive because I had never tried a tablet. First the hardware, it lacks memory and I found that the storage was not enough so I went looking for a memory stick that I could add, unfortunately it takes an extended memory stick that's extra long so you can slide it in and you can't find them anywhere. I saw a picture of one but I never could find one to buy. I finally added a standard memory stick but had to remove the back cover to insert. not the easiest of jobs. Then I found out that it wouldn't recognize the memory stick and it had to reformat it before it would recognize it. At this point in the file system it showed the memory stick but I constantly get a warning that I'm running out of memory and yet with the stick there's plenty of memory. When I go to settings it shows the correct amount. I contacted technical support about this problem and I have never received an answer. When I talked to Amazon about it they really tried to help but it was beyond their scope of ability so I send an email to the company that made it. l never heard back? Now for Google Go. It's a joke! it's this lightweight Android Oreo that really doesn't do much. You can only use certain software and if you want to load your favorite apps that you use on your phone, most of them will not work or if they do it just bogs the system down. It also has a lot of little quirks, like if you're watching Youtube which also is a lightweight apps I think it's called YouTube Go, when you hold the tablet vertical the picture is horizontal and vice versa so you have to lock the screen and then turn it so that you can view it properly. Sure it's a little thing but it shouldn't be and it does get quite annoying every time having to lock the screen so you can watch it properly.and then unlock it to find the next video. I could continue to nitpick about several other things that goes on with it but all in all it just wasn't worth the money. I'm really sorry I didn't just spend a little more money and get a decent unit with extra built-in memory and a much better operating system. My suggestion consider a real tablet

There seems to be quite a variety of these 10 inch android tablets on the market mostly in the $90 range. Most of what I use it for is probably pretty typical, email, visiting websites, online shopping, social media such as Facebook reading newspapers such as the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, reading ebooks, cloud file access from Google Drive, watching YouTube videos, streaming movies from sources such as Amazon Prime and Pluto and managing pictures via Google Photos. Have not experienced any issues doing any of this stuff and I find the battery is more than sufficient. For my purposes I define sufficient battery as being able to hold a charge for what I use the table for, for one day’s use. So far I haven’t run out during the course of a day. The screen is particularly clear and legible. I don’t think I could ask for a better experience in terms of video clarity and color accuracy. The sound is ok considering how small the speakers have to be in order to fit into this small tablet form factor. Of course the sound is even better with headphones, either direct connect or via bluetooth. That’s to be expected. If there’s one area this tablet might fall short in, and probably I’m guessing all 10 inch android tablets would as well, is in the area of camera quality. It seems very sensitive to motion and does not handle low light or high contrast situations very well. On the other hand, I find that the camera is capable of taking some excellent pictures if one makes the effort to compose a picture well, pay attention to having sufficient light and holding it steady. Also the included flash alleviates many of the concerns for low light So, from my standpoint, I don’t hold the quality of the camera against the tablet one bit. So, virtually everything I’ve asked this tablet to do I’ve had no issues with. I don’t see how you can go wrong with a tablet like this especially at this price point. I don't see what a more expensive name brand tablet will do for me that this one won't.

The tablet is only 720p but still very good and a bargain for the price. Coupled with Amazon’s tech support which have utilized, one can buy with confidence where this product is concerned. Use it for live-streaming of tv and videos and it works flawlessly. The performance speed wise is excellent too. The sound volume level this thing pumps out is comparable if not stronger than Apple products which surprised me. Had the tablet for 2 months now and I’m pleased with my purchase. Highly recommend this tablet for anyone seeking a cost efficient solution for a tablet purchase.

Battery dies quickly, always freezes and crashes