TOSCiDO 10-inch Kids Android Tablet, 32GB ROM, Quad Core Processor, IPS HD 1280 * 800 Display, Parental Control, WiFi, Dual Cameras with Kids Tablet Case - Pink

Overall first impressions of this tablet are good - the build quality feels pretty decent, a little plasticky at the top and bottom, but those plasticky bits have a pleasantly rough texture making it easier to grip. The screen is nice - at 1280x800 it's not going to compete with some of the much more higher resolution options on the market these days, especially not Apple's "Retina" displays and similar, but you wouldn't expect those kind of specs at this price point. It's perfectly adequate, bright and clear, with respectable viewing angles.The tablet is reported as a "Incar T12-EEA". It's running Android 10. As it's Google-certified, all the usual Android apps are present, and the App Store works out of the box.As a dual-SIM tablet, it's handy to be able to stick in one or two SIM cards for mobile data usage on the go, although I haven't yet been able to try out that functionality - I've been using it at home on wifi where it has worked perfectly well.The bundle of included accessories is nice to see, and helps set this aside from similar offerings.The supplied case doesn't feel top quality but it does the job, and nice to see a screen protector fitted already. The case can be folded back to act as a stand to hold the tablet up - it will do so, but if you're going to be poking away at the screen it doesn't stay in place well at all.The smart, slimline included keyboard isn't really something you'd want to type on for long periods - but then I've not encountered a slim portable keyboard that is. It's perfectly good enough, though, and I can type quite comfortably on it. It connects via Bluetooth so can be used with other devices too, and was easy to pair. Sadly, it's a US layout.The mouse is a bit sub-par - plasticky and feels cheap. It uses 2xAAA batteries, and has a wireless USB receiver. That said - it's there, and works effectively enough.Also included are a USB charger with 2A output, a USB C charging/data cable, and a USB C to USB A female OTG ("On The Go") adaptor to allow USB accessories (such as the supplied mouse's receiver, but also flash drives or whatever you want to plug in).Specs-wise - it's an ARM Unisoc CPU with 4 cores @ 1.60GHz and 4 cores @ 1.20GHz., and a PowerVR Rogue GE8322 GPU. Not earth-shattering, but perfectly adequate.Having GPS functionality is excellent at this price point.I've been using this tablet for web browsing (both in Chrome and Firefox), watching videos and playing some basic games, and it's been smooth and responsive for everything I've used it for with no undue waiting or response lag. If you're looking to run the latest and greatest mobile games with super 3D graphics etc, you might be asking a bit much (although that would apply to most tablets around this price point) but for typical day-to-day usage, it feel fine.I did install Geekbench and do two benchmark runs, with scores of 129 for single-core and 477 for multi-core. That alone probably doesn't tell you much, so how does that compare to other devices? Well, according to Geekbench's results DB, an expensive flagship phone, a Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G returns 984 single core, 3061 multi-core. So, compared to that, it's pitifully slower... but, the S21+ retails for *many* times the price of this tablet.My current phone is a Redmi Note 8T, which I bought for £140 back in June 2020; I ran the same benchmark on it for comparison, and it returned 308 single core, 1284 multi-core.My wife's tablet is a Blackview Tab8, which returns 133 for single-core and 714 for multi-core. It was purchased at a similar price-point to this tablet.So, purely from those benchmark results, it's disappointing in performance. However - whilst benchmarks are all well and good, they're somewhat contrived workloads, and I think real-world usage experience is more important, and I've not experienced any issues so far.The default launcher is Quickstep - OK, but not very customisable. I soon changed to my favourite, Nova Launcher. (Oddly after installing Nova Launcher, the next press of the Home button didn't prompt me which launcher to use - had to go in to settings, search for 'Home' and change the 'Default home app' setting.Overall, I'm pleased with my purchase.

Lovely tablet with a low price tag and with a keyboard and mouse!Cheap tablets normally aren't worth it but I can honestly say this one is AMAZING VALUE.Basics;64bit 8xCore ARM Cortex-A55 CPU @ 16000mhz10.1 inch screen running at 1280x800 with a 276dpi5000mAh batteryAndroid 10Basically it works and it works well, it comes with a keyboard and mouse, a pre-installed screen protector and durable fitted case and the whole thing just feels solid to use.It's not as good as any £500+ tablet but this is a tablet that costs £120 with everything included. Normally at this price point you get a slow sluggish tablet but I can tell you with this you don't. I can happily stream Netflix and Youtube all perfect! It won't play some of the more graphic intense games but then again I don't expect it to for the price!The front an rear cameras aren't the best, but I knew that and didn't buy this tablet to take photos.What I was really impressed with is the screen, it's crisp and clear with good colour reproduction and has 10 points of touch! Which is a many as my Microsoft Surface Pro 4 has! So overall it's perfect for what I want, streaming media with decent speakers (note they do not sound tinny!), great screen with a clear crisp image and perfect for browsing the web.Oh and bettery life is awesome!

Sounded like a great deal with keyboard, cover /stand and mouse for low price. Was initially pleased except mouse required the supplied adapter, thus preventing keeping charger plugged in for extended periods of use. Stand needed additional sticky magnets or velcro to be useful otherwise it won't support the tab.Big problem within a week where the device hung up repeatedly, needing hard reset. Then also rapid discharge of battery. I would add I had a bare minimum of additional apps installed so wonder what was sucking up all the processing power and juice. Returned within a week for full refund, thanks amazon. Not recommended.Additional info, 13/09/2023This seller has now pestered me via email on at least 3 occasions trying to get me to withdraw this review or rewrite it as a positive one. They offer me cash "compensation", free tablets and on one occasion said this:---Hello dear customer, I am very sorry to contact you in this way, I am sorry that our product did not satisfy you (the TOSCiDO tablet you purchased some time ago). We are a small business and your review has had a big impact on us. It is almost New Year and I depend on this for commission and you are my most important customer, I am not rich and I have two cats. My brother is still at university. I hope you can accept our apology, I offer you a new tablet or you can choose £50 compensation, this is my sincere offer, in China, it's almost Chinese New Year, for me I'm under a lot of pressure, I can't lose my job, good people, can you help me? I am very sincere.Best wishes.---Whilst I am very sorry for the two cats I think this seller is best AVOIDED. I have complained to Amazon previously and they said they take this kind of behaviour very seriously and would deal with it. It seems the seller has just changed the email address used.Message to "Sunny" and your two cats: Every time you try this I will post another update on your FRAUDULENT behaviour here.