BYANDBY Tablet 7 inch Android 15.0 Tablet, 8GB+32GB ROM （1TB Expand）, Quad-Core, WiFi, GMS, Dual Camera, Educational, Games （Black）

Great tablet for the price! It runs smoothly with Android 15 and 6GB RAM, making apps fast and responsive. The display looks clear and vibrant, perfect for videos, games, or browsing. Solid design and good storage for everyday use. Highly recommended

UPDATED: I normally do not leave negative reviews as not everyone's opinions are basing them on the same things........ Yet, after dealing with & fighting with the devices settings over and over to set them to what and how I want them - I've given up & I'm returning it. It will not allow me to change even the simpliest of personal settings.... ie: landscape vs portrait, when I turn off the notifications for the one app that I bought it for app I use - it will not allow me to turn notifications off - I do not need app notifications from that app as I don't use the notifications for the purpose of having that app and I always check for the things I need/want in the app. As the days have gone by the speed to which it operates has gone down to where I tap on something and it just sits there. It hasn't been dropped or damaged in any way. It's just not a quality device. Even though what I bought it for I felt it would do what I needed..... it's not worth it so I'm returning. Every few days I have had to reset it cuz it locks up and the screen wouldn't even turn on causing it to need to be rebooted. This is unsatisfactory even for the minimal use/purpose of why I bought it. More frustration than what it is worth. I would not recommend this item. I guess you get what you pay for. Will be repurchasing a higher quality device. My Initial Review: *** For what I am using this for I guess it'll do ... wanted something cheap and not overly expensive..... well that's what I got. Read the reviews and for the most part most reviews I've read it just depends on the user and their expectations. I've read others reviews on other electronic devices I've bought just to compare us as users/buyers to get other opinions. Some are good some neutral and some bad.... there's always good, bad and otherwise. This falls in the bad. It works but not the greatest. I should have gotten one that was a bit more expensive but the hassle of returning isn't worth it. It doesn't hold a charge like other tablets I have. Totally unable to set my user preferences cuz it either won't accept them (no matter what I do), changes back on it's own etc. I want to set it so that the display doesn't auto rotate but it won't let me either. I do know where to find the settings as other tablets I have allow me to make changes, etc so I know how to change them - have done it and do it multiple times but the next time I open the tablet - they've reverted back..... so gave up on that. Certain display settings that are otherwise allowable to be changed by the user will not allow me to change them no matter what. I looked on the net for "How To" instructions and what it says to do/try doesn't work. The settings I need/want to change are greyed out.... and no matter what settings I play with the ones I need & want to change remain impossible to change. Which is not acceptable. So like mentioned for what I am using it for it'll do.

My company was looking for an affordable way to have digital name plates at our desks. It took a lot of work to get them going, and it was not this tablet's fault. But we got a custom app written, a server built, and the mounts 3d printed. Overall, we are happy with the tablets and our solution. What we were looking for was a table that has the following criteria: 1. USB C 2. Good screen and viewing angle 3. Inexpensive 4. Size This tablet fits all four of the requirements. If you are thinking of getting this to use as a tablet. You may want to spend a bit more and get something larger and faster. It's a bit slow and the battery life is terrible. but again, for our use, the table works fine.

You get what you pay for, although this tablet does a good job at balancing cost vs. functionality. The HD IPS display is much better than an Amazon Fire (sorry Amazon), but it lacks the deep contrast and wide viewing angle of higher-quality IPS displays. It is sharp and easy to read. Being true HD (1280 horizontal), video looks good, and the processor can keep up easily with streaming apps. The built-in speaker is tinny; I would recommend an external speaker or headphones. It has a modern USB-C port, although you can only use it for file transfer and power (no video out). The camera is low-end, but it has a flash which is unusual in a low-end device. The flash is on the cooler end of the spectrum. The OS nearly stock Android 11 Go with a few minor modifications. You may wish to replace the basic launcher that comes with the tablet with something more functional. This is Android Go, so some advanced functionality is not available. Most (but not all) apps will run on it. The advantage is that you aren't constantly waiting for the device to wrangle lots of resources with its minimal 2GB memory. You can't multitask, really. 32GB storage is enough for more people, and there is a microSD slot for more. The case and screen are very plastic, and I wouldn't drop it, but the texture helps you hold it. It's not as light as a book reader, so you might tire of holding it for a long time. Yes, it will slip into the back pocket of your jeans. Just don't sit on it. [Edit] Now that I've had it for a while: the above still stands, but there are a couple of features that are permanently enabled that I don't like. "Permanently" as in these can't be shut off in the settings, as they are already "off." MAC randomization on restart causes my network to notify me of a "new device" whenever I restart the tablet. WiFi won't stay connected if it's idle for a while and not doing anything like streaming video, even if the display stays on. The "Go" version of Android means I can't patch this behavior with Tasker, unfortunately. These aren't fatal flaws, just annoying.

The reviews were so missed and for good reason. There are things this tablet didn't do very well such as the initial setup which took forever. However, once it was all set up, it seemed to work just fine as long as you had good WIFI. Now let's talk about the price. I bought this for my alcoholic brother who always insists on having a phone or tablet but can never hold on to one for more than 2 weeks. He lost it after 10 days but those were 10 happy days for him. The price allows me to give him something he wants without feeling the financial pinch too much. So, I'll just keep buying him more and hope someday he'll hold on to one. If you want a tablet that's practically usefull but could also be disposable (think children, elderly, addicts)... this is the one.

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.