Take it if someone requires something extremely straightforward that is of a high quality and comes from a reputable brand. But who needs a regular full-fledged tablet when there are other options available? Try looking for another one. Has some pros - generally well manufactured (in terms of materials, construction, and design) - for things that are relatively straightforward - a respectable choice (does not conform to the profile of a "budget tablet," as its asking price places it more in the "mid-budget" category) - good shell (but severely stripped down) - There aren't a ton of superfluous programs pre-installed on the device. Various disadvantages include: no hardware, no vibration, and no principle. In addition, the vast majority of descriptions completely ignore this problem. The shop (the official reseller) did not inform me about this—it has a poor light sensor, and the "auto" mode reduces the brightness insufficiently (too much). Additionally, the shell is heavily truncated.
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