Review on 📱 Enhanced Dragon Touch Max10 Android Tablet, 1200x1920 FHD Display, Octa-Core Processor, Android 10.0, 10 inch Android Tablets, 32GB Storage, 5G WiFi, GPS, Black by Todd Hauff

I bought this tablet after trying another budget tablet ($100 popular brand, 1GB RAM, quad-core, Android 9.0, 1200x800). I wasn't happy with that. It was very vivid, hiccups and hiccups, interface animations were choppy, and the resolution was not good. This tablet easily outperforms the budget tablet in every way, and it's well worth jumping into the $120-$140 range. Design Pros: The case is metal, durable, the buttons don't seem to be plastic. Premium feeling. In the hand comparable to the Galaxy Tab or Revain Fire. Far superior to other budget Android tablets in this price range. Design Cons: The SD/SIM card flip panel feels thin and flimsy. There was a protective film on the screen that I did not remove. It's held up so far, but I believe this will "replace" the component that protects the main glass from time to time. The screen is AMAZING at 1920x1200. The IPS panel allows you to view the image from different angles. I would like a wider range of brightness settings. Touch interaction is excellent. Clicks and clicks register well, and OS animations are as smooth as silk. Battery life is decent - when streaming video I have over 4 hours of usage left at 30%. But I did not do complex tests. Bluetooth worked fine - I had a BT keyboard, BT mouse, BT headphones and they all worked at the same time. Lots of sounds / give tactile feedback. I've managed to disable most of them, but I'm still surprised by very loud ringing from time to time - I just can't find where to disable them, although I suspect it's an issue with the Android operating system and the operator's incompetence, not the product defect itself. But out of the box, it's loud by default. I'm not deducting a single star for that. Perfomance. The main reason I replaced my other Android tablet with this one was for performance. For a similar price ($126 for this one with a coupon versus $100 for the other tablet) you get twice the RAM (2GB) and an octa-core processor. I don't know the processor specs here and rest assured this is a budget component. But unlike my other budget Android 9.0 tablet, the processing on this one is more than enough to run the Android 9.0 OS and provide browsing, email, and streaming experiences. That's exactly what I use it for. Before purchasing, I watched an online video review on Youtube. The reviewer showed the CPU speed test results - it wasn't VERY fast, but it was enough to run Android 9. And the test showed 30 seconds of intense gaming with a few glitches. UPDATE Fall 2020: Due to the pandemic, video conferencing has become very important in the last six months. I'm deducting a star because this device doesn't work with Zoom, Webex, Skype, Hangouts, etc. No sound. Back in March/April I just thought I couldn't find the right attitude. But I've come back to this issue a few times since, and new forum posts from other users confirm that others are having the same issue.