YQSAVIOR 7 inch Tablet 4GB RAM 32GB ROM Quad-Core Processor Android 14 Tablet PC for Kids, IPS Screen, Dual Camera, WiFi, Bluetooth

Not for everyone but it fits my needs perfectly

Received the tablet planning to use it to run Teams, so I could stay in touch with co-workers while working from home. Took a really long time to install Microsoft Teams, and it kept crashing and not updating in my chats. Realized it just didn't have enough power to run Microsoft Teams (even though it runs a compatible version of Android (11). I realized it was super cheap so tried using it to run a really simple app "Harmony Remote" to control my entertainment center. It was able to do this...but about a week after setting it up the screen went dark, and the device bricked. I cannot reset it or restore the OS. It clearly comes on, as I can see the black screen come on, but it never starts up. Made sure it was charged, still couldn't get it to start or reset.

This particular model of tablet is the size I prefer, not too big but not as small as my smartphone. The screen resolution is clear and bright and all the features it has work well. Once you get used to where everything is, it's not hard to operate at all. My past tablets I have used were either too large and too heavy, but this one is a nice moderate size and is a bit lighter weight. The tablet was simple to set up. Once I fully charged it and connected to WiFi, I just followed the on screen prompts. I was able to opt out of anything that I wanted to so my privacy remained intact. Battery life was around 5-6 hrs when used continuously to watch movie. This tablet is very responsive both on the touch screen and on connecting to the internet. It not only makes a great travel companion but also works as a clear e-reader and multi-media source. Highly recommended!!

It's only just barely acceptable as an E-reader. The E-reader issue being with the display panel, if the tablet is held in the vertical orientation, you have to look at it head on as any left or right tilt will make the screen nearly unreadable. It's only nice if you consider it as a privacy reading byproduct. It can be used for video watching but the audio is bad. It is loud enough , but it sounds hollow. It not a fault of the speaker, yes one speaker only. I voided my warranty to look at it and the speaker is not bad, better then most other budget tablets . There is some kind of issue with the DAC and it follows through to even the 3.5mm headphone jack. It sounds fine when using the same external speaker through a type-c 3.5mm adapter then it does when using the built-in 3.5mm, so it definitely has be be with whatever DAC is in it.

This is my third review of the inexpensive Q2 tablets. My earlier reviews, found below, were in regards to the YQSAVIOR tab with 2 gig ram and less than optimal screen. As you can see below, I really liked the original version of this tab despite its underpowered Android 11. What I really liked then was the weight of 9.5 ounces, the easy grip, the microchip port for expansion, the 3.5 audio plug, all Playstore apps available, and price. The original cost $39.00 and I have thousands of songs downloaded from Spotify for listening via Bluetooth or wired connection, I have books from Kindle, from the library and from other sources using the Librera App. I can keep my attention span on task by listening to an audiobook while reading the same book. So there were many uses for the original YQSAVIOR which at $39.00 made it a must have accessory. But now, this tab has been upgraded. The new version is the Q2SK. It is mostly the same as the original but with the following upgrades: The 2 gigs of memory can be increased up to an additional 6 gigs using virtual memory, giving the tab more room to process. The Android version was upgraded from 11 to 14 with the new features of version 14. The screen, OMG, the original had to be turned to the side to clearly view photos that seemed more like holograms fading in and out. The Q2SK has fixed that, the screen is very crisp and there is no problem seeing photos from news articles on the web. The quality of the backing has been changed from cheap plastic to a solid textured material that is pleasant to the touch. The price of the new model, $34.99. That is less than a meal at the Olive Garden. This is a a very handy tablet. To be realistic, it is not a mini Ipad or a Samsung FE9. But it is great for reading books and listening to music and using Chrome to check the sports scores and to use Wikipedia and to view videos on YouTube, and for using Google apps like KeepNotes and Calendar and Google cloud drive. The product page on Amazon is still showing information from the original YQSAVIOR, but when you place an order the correct information is on the invoice. Just double check before pressing the purchase button. Oh, and by the way, I paid with points. $34.99? Are you kidding me? My original review below was spot on, This is a nice little tablet with some drawbacks. However, after a year of use I am going from 3 stars to 4 stars. This 32 gig tablet now contains over two thousand downloaded songs and a hundred books and I still have 15 gigs available. Although the speakers are nothing to speak of, the sound of music through earbuds or bluetooth boom box is absolutely phenomenal. As I previously mentioned, photographs in news stories are better seen from the side, however, book covers and book text are perfect. The wifi download is not the fastest but I use this tablet for the content that is already downloaded. I keep it near by for either music or reading and it serves the purpose beautifully. I have several other devices for surfing the web which are better but also more expensive. I originally bought this tablet for 45.00. No I see it for 38.00 I am getting another one. It does what I need without breaking the bank. See my original review below. I was looking for a super light tablet with a 7 inch screen, but narrow enough to hold easily with one hand. This Android tablet has a 7 inch screen, weighs 8.8 ounces and is only 4.4 inches wide, making it larger than a cell phone but smaller than a Fire 7 or an Apple Mini Pad. Although I already have several Kindles I like to read using the Libera Pro app from Google Play which has a no touch scrolling mode, so there is no constant tapping the screen to turn the page needed. With this pocket sized tablet I can take a quick moment to look up something on the web. However, under 50 dollars you get what you pay for. Photos and video are hard to see and the camera is poor quality, This tablet suits my specific purposes but it is not going to replace any of my regular web devices.

Esta buena

Very slow. Has to be rebooted regularily in order to open apps. It's OK for my limited use, but I wouldn't want to depend on it away from my work area. I keep it plugged in, so I'm not sure about the battery life.

I bought this three times so far for my daughter and the longest one has been able to last was 6 months of heavy daily use. So i hope that helps your decision for it. It’s cute and not heavy. She can slip it in her backpack or jeans back pockets. I think she said she liked it better than a fire tablet. I highly recommend the use of this more for teens and adults. I think it’s too grown up for a little kid though. 5/5 highly recommend

Eu comprei para meus filhos, eles amaram e eu mais ainda

Produto de boa qualidade ,mas não vem com as expecificações descritas no anúncio (4 de ram) ,mas só contém 2 gb.