Review on 📱 10 Inch Android Tablet, WINNOVO, 3GB RAM, 64GB ROM, Octa Core 1.6Ghz Processor, 1920x1200 FHD IPS Display, 6000mAh Battery, 13MP Rear Camera, 5G WiFi, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS, Metal Body - Grey by Matt Kucrud

This light and stylish tablet is a cheaper product to get a 10 inch tablet with a 1080p screen, GPS and reasonable performance. The display quality is normal for a tablet. Nothing special but good, IPS works as expected in all corners. I haven't seen many bad displays on mobile. While some screens have higher DPIs on other devices, 1080p is perfect for watching movies and offers enough detail to read text or explore a map. The reflective screen is not overly bright, but suitable for indoor use. The difference between maximum and minimum brightness is about 5 watts. In terms of media playback, 1080p videos from the YouTube app played smoothly at 60 fps. GPS and a fairly large amount of internal memory allow you to use this tablet. for offline maps or online maps when you connect it to a hotspot. I had no trouble zooming in and out on Google Maps and turning the satellite view on and off. A larger screen can be a significant advantage over a smaller phone navigation when using it in your dash mounted car. At maximum brightness playing a YouTube video with Bluetooth and sound off, I achieved 3 hours and 10 minutes of video playback before the tablet turned off. Battery life can be extended up to 6 hours by setting the brightness to the minimum. Typically, the tablet consumes between 4 and 10 watts when an application is running and less than 1 watt in sleep mode with no background applications. The tablet is charged via USB-C. Harbor. The downside of this tablet is that unlike most phones, this tablet does not support Type-C to Type-C charging: it will charge heavily with a Type-C to Type-A cable after 3 hours, and after 4 hours it will display of 100% achieved. The tablet will then charge at less than 4W for at least another 30 minutes before charging. The camera's quality is decent if you just need to take a picture and make video calls, but it's certainly not very good, which is to be expected. tablet for $110. The metal back looks nice, and there are a couple of pens on the bottom of the tablet for use with the keyboard, which the company sells for $50. They also sell the tablet and keyboard for the price of a bundle. All in all, it's okay for a cheap tablet that offers decent performance for media consumption and can be used for navigation.