Review on VASTKING Octa Core Keyboard Included Sapphire by Gary Generale

I initially had a problem with this tablet as I couldn't figure out how to remove application icons from the desktop. It turned out (after a pleasant conversation with the seller) that the cross does not appear when the power level is below 30%. (This isn't the only limitation I encountered due to the limited performance, so be careful.) Once that was fixed and I wasn't hung up on what was a big issue for me, I learned more about the tablet. So here are my observations: This is a review of the VASTKING KingPad K10 Pro 10.1-inch octa-core tablet that comes with a case and a keyboard built into the case. Removable tray. CONS (so small)* The tablet snaps securely into the case's built-in keyboard. The keyboard makes the device heavier. If you want to read your favorite Kindle novel in bed, you can charge the tablet and disconnect it from the keyboard. specified keyboard, cannot be disabled. When not in use, you can detach the tablet instead of folding the keyboard behind the tablet. Otherwise, the keys will be pressed unexpectedly and will interfere with your work. * It's very difficult to detach and reattach the keyboard when needed, and it's also a problem: the keyboard snaps to "pins" in the lid. I wonder if reattaching and removing can damage the pins. * Performance seems to deplete pretty quickly with constant use, doesn't it? not as long as I expected. The performance duration is acceptable, just not as long as I expected. Maybe my usage level. ADVANTAGES: * Beautiful blue color (why not?) beautiful. It's only visible when the tablet isn't in a case (the keyboard case was in the box), but I'm glad about that.* The responsiveness of the tablet is good, especially with the pen.* The cool pen is perfect for Draw and doodle and create. I love it! It doesn't appear to be pressure sensitive, but otherwise it's definitely on par with my (old) Wacom pen.* Which brings me to my reason for buying this particular tablet: it's a VERY cool pen! Наконечнику стилуса не мешает тот пластиковый кружок, который я видел раньше (потому что тип экрана другой; я смотрел его один раз, но сейчас не помню этих обозначений), поэтому, когда вы кладете кончик на экран и рисуете линии, вы можете точно видеть, What do you do. * I was able to add my favorite art/creative drawing and painting apps and I definitely enjoy them on this tablet. I have a Microsoft Surface Book (1st gen) that I like, but it's not as responsive to the stylus as this tablet is to the stylus. (My old Wacom tablet is the kind of tablet where you draw on the tablet but see it on the computer monitor. A bit distracting.)* This tablet is a good size. Not too big, but definitely big enough to let your creativity run wild.* The tablet itself is sturdy, not flimsy, and feels solid. It causes a slight weight gain, but I like it. * The keyboard is NOT Bluetooth, it is hard-wired to the tablet, so there is no delay for the signal to be transmitted from the keyboard to the tablet. I call it a definite plus.* Turns on at average speed, works like any other Android device. If you're an Android fan, you don't have much to learn.* I bought a screen protector that works well with a stylus. Nice. Overall, the pros definitely outweigh the cons. I would buy it again. Especially with the VERY good customer support I received.