Review on Azpen Android Certified Cameras Bluetooth by William Nunes

This 10.1-inch Azpen Android 10 tablet is equipped with a MediaTek quad-core processor, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB internal memory and a 5-point IPS -Display equipped with a resolution of 1200 x 800. It also has expandable memory, two cameras and two speaker grilles on the back; although I'm not sure if the device has two real speakers. It also ships with Android 10, but remember that this is the Go version of that operating system, meaning there aren't any more reliable options. When I rate "budget" technology, I'm not expecting a premium experience. I'm just trying to answer a question, ie do I have to fight the technology to use it? Constantly make adjustments just to enjoy watching videos or listening to audio. stuck on slower 2.4GHz WiFi. Even worse is Bluetooth 4.0, a technology that is currently 11 years old. I used this tablet continuously for 6 hours and had to restart or connect to wifi every 15-20 minutes. The Bluetooth connection also often failed. If this tablet had a better Wi-Fi chip, it could compete with the Fire tablet. However, with a stripped-down Android 10 Go OS, an unreliable WiFi card, and other cheap components, this device didn't work for me as a media consumption device. Not recommended! 1.5 out of 5.0.