BYANDBY Tablet 7 inch, Android 15.0 Tablets, with Shockproof Case

This is a very good value for the money. I tested several Android tablets with a karaoke application. Some low-cost tablets were not fully compatible, and the app would not work properly. However, this tablet ran the karaoke app successfully without any issues. I specifically tested it with a karaoke app that failed on some other tablets, and this one worked well. If you need a tablet for karaoke, media playback, or entertainment, I would definitely recommend it.

I use it in my garage and watch sports It is not as clear as a tv but still looks good

It don't even deserve a star at all. Within 2 days of receiving it, the tablet began running slow and freezes constantly and the pictures and video quality are poor

For the price, I was not expecting a lot from this tablet, but I am very happy with it. Using it as a family room tabletop home automation touchscreen. My one complaint is that the listing specifically says Android 15 but it comes with 14. See pic. Kinda BS if you ask me. Other than that, it’s working quite well.

Do your research. This isn't a powerhouse tablet but if you have a basic need for it, then it's more than acceptable. I bought this to live stream radio stations in my bathroom while getting ready. I paired it with a tower bluetooth speaker and it's exactly what I wanted. You can add a few productivity apps and it's a decent tool to have to help prepare for the day. The speaker, camera and speed are what you paid for - a $40.00 tablet.

It's a cheap tablet so keep your expectation very low if considering this. At least compared to other in his price range, even with the same hardware specs it's better than most. Powered by the Mediatek A22 (MT6761). An entry level CPU release back in 2018. Can maybe get by playing some very, very simple games, but that's about it. Just web browsing on this will be sluggish. The use case for something this antiquated will be very niche. DO NOT GET THIS FOR KIDS! I know it's tempting being this cheap but it will be useless to them. The display is only 160dpi. The low resolution can make fine text difficult to read. Touch panel is only plastic. At lease above avg vs the competition. And appears just slightly matted, which actually helps with legibility. I would still suggest using a screen protector. The mono speaker is serviceable. Gets loud enough and alright for dialogue. For movies and music, use headphones. Microphone is useless. Tested the sound recorder and at full Vol normal speech would still come out as a whisper. This also makes voice searching near impossible. Rear camera is OK for general purpose photos. Lacks auto-focus or flash. Captures with the front camera are a horrendous pixelated static mess. Selfies are out of the question. I like that the button layout is similar to a std android phone. Only difference is USB port being at the top rather than the bottom. It's an Android 14 tablet. Supposedly there is an update but fails to download. And the actual board manufacturer (FOSSiBOT) does not even acknowledge this model's existence. On setup it's a very stock and unbloated Android experience. No third party apps preinstalled. But annoyingly much of the Google apps I'll never use can't be uninstalled either. At least they can be disabled. Reason I chose this is for auto repair and diagnostics. Replacing the tablet that came with my pro OBD scan tool. Those utilities require minimal perf specs, so the limitations of this device are not a factor. And it's certain to get dropped so appreciate the included bumpered protective case. If you are dead set on this level of budget , well I've tested several others and you could do a lot worse. For the vast majority, however, a still likely to be disappointed.

My son loves it! He said it was better than the old one lol

I been throught alote of tablets. This one is very good, nice weight to it.

this is 3gb ram + 5gb internal mem used as ram and its android 14

For $80 this tablet was a bargain. I also bought a MicroSD card and a tablet Case. Tik Tok, YouTube, and Rednote all work. I haven't tested it for games, because I'm not a gamer. I bought it mainly for reading e-books. It's a lot cheaper than an android e-reader, which is about $500. I use the Play Books App and the Kindle App. I set up printing and scanning, which is useful. The response time is better than an e-reader. The battery lasts about a day.

It is truly what you paid for... It is not robust. It is not fast. It is my screen for my drone and it my screen for my GPS.