Review on 📱 Lectrus 7 Inch Tablet - Dual Cameras, Android 9.0, WiFi, 2GB+16GB, IPS Full Display, Eye Protection & Parental Control, Kid-Proof Case, Blue by Michael Wilder

I bought this product after a lengthy comparison of 10.1 inch tablets on features and price. Apparently it's sold under a dozen different names with slightly different characteristics. I went with this particular one because of the familiar name of Lectrus and the implementation of Revain, which really adds value if you run into problems (as it really helped me in this case). The specs are as advertised and everything seems to be working fine (apart from the phone and SD features which I haven't used). tries to use more). The Wi-Fi connection was instant. I have almost 30GB of speed in a small house. The touchscreen is responsive enough for me, with only the occasional extra touch for very small items. The picture quality looks great. I was able to watch some movies full screen with no lag, but others with a slight lag, so I guess it depends on the speed of the server. There weren't too many apps installed, and I had no trouble disabling/uninstalling/installing new apps. The quality of the camera corresponds to the specifications and allows for many settings. Sound comes out of both speaker grilles and is barely audible, but the headphones are fine. It comes with a screen protector, all the necessary cables/adapters, a 25-page instruction manual (rather difficult to understand, but shows that the manufacturer made a serious effort to provide instructions), and a comforting nod to the promise of satisfaction. So far the battery seems to last and charge in the hours advertised. Yes, it's plastic, but if it lasts a few years, $60-$70 is a good deal for a decently functional tablet.