Review on RCA Voyager 7-inch Android Tablet with Google Play, 16GB Storage, 2GB RAM, WiFi, Camera (RCT6876Q22N00) by Jon Hill

I bought 3 of these for my kids aged 10, 7 and 2 (yes the toddler can take full advantage of the tablet to see his obligatory dose of Peppa Pig, and even has full controversy with me and her mother about the benefits of holding her while watching her show rather than just sitting in a chair; and yes I still dread the thought of someone passing my baby through a midget woman who pretends to be a toddler, this kid _` ). Overall, the quality of the product doesn't surpass what you'd expect from the price and has a few hiccups once you start installing apps. I do not recommend updating the Android version as it will make the tablet even more unstable. , my average kid installs and uninstalls games at a surprisingly high rate (future app tester maybe?). And it has forced me to factory reset the tablet through the recovery menu more times than I can remember. My senior found that a micro USB cable charges tablets faster than his original charger and complained that he was only able to use tablets intensively for 3 to 5 hours (a lot if you ask me, I like no kids glued to the screen all the time). I've bought some good silicone and screen protectors and so far the tablets have held up to the combined abuse of 3 siblings with very unique personalities. The quality of the screen is good (for the price) and as they are used by children there are no complaints, but in my opinion my eyes bleed when I go to or are forced to troubleshoot the tablet of the screen quality of my OnePlus 6t to watch YouTube cartoons with the little ones. I have a feeling it won't last, and I'm already saving up to replace them with fiery tablets (didn't pick these at first due to app compatibility issues, but OS stability becomes really important when crashes become frequent and frustrating enough irritating a minor who doesn't yet know how to manage their feelings). But 5 months later, who knows, I'm really surprised they still "work".