Review on Hyundai Quad Core Processor Storage Android by Mike Messerly

After a delay my order finally arrived. I didn't know Hyundai made tablets and was curious about this model. I've always been looking for a tablet that can make/receive calls. I used my phone's Nano SIM and it worked great (TMobile). I have two LTE tablets and they can only transfer data (iPad Pro/Samsung S6). I can make calls on my Samsung S6 but you need to connect it to a Samsung enabled phone. This Hyundai tablet is surprisingly light. Storage and RAM specs are excellent. The screen looked matte at first but then I noticed the plastic screen protector, removed it and the screen looks much better and more responsive. Using dark mode improves the overall look. After restoring a backup from Google, I have all the programs that are on my phone. I can't believe it has a 7000mah battery and should last a long time. The sound is ok. I would have liked the screen to be a bit brighter, but that's okay. I like to use my tablet as a GPS when traveling and this combination works great with the phone's capabilities. Phone calls are hands-free, but you can use headphones if you want privacy. Text messaging is great with a bigger screen compared to a phone. There are contact pins on the tablet and it's not clear what they are for. I can't find any Hyundai coverage that supports these ports and I'm curious what they are for. This tablet has plenty of storage, but you can also add a microSD card for additional storage such as music, movies, pictures, and files. It's ok for the price and features. It takes a while to charge the tablet, making sure the USB-C plug actually charges as some USB-C cables don't work (use the cable that came with it). I'm using a Samsung fast charger, but this battery doesn't support fast charging.