Review on 📱 10 Inch Android 10 Tablet, Quad-Core Processor, Dual Camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, FM, 2GB RAM, 32GB ROM, Expandable up to 512GB, 10.1'' IPS HD Touch Screen, 2021 Latest Model with Powerful Performance by Chris Sweeton

This is a cheap tablet and it shows. Screen and performance correspond to the low price. It feels pretty sluggish and the screen is far from the best. It might be better to look for something on the used market, but if you want something new then you should probably expect that for the price. Why do you need this tablet? I think it's for those with basic needs like checking email, browsing the web and maybe browsing Youtube (unless you expect MKBHD "clarity"). Basically, I've managed to be able to use casting with more services than my iPhone. Also, it's always interesting to see how things work on Android. This is my second low-cost Android tablet in years, so I was expecting slightly better performance. I don't see those budget models getting this far in the last few years, but this one has a larger display for a similar price. It also works with the newer version of Android which is a big plus. Overall, I see this as appealing to people who want something inexpensive that they can use anywhere without worrying about damaging an expensive product. Also for people with general needs like web browsing who want lower performance than the best available. I personally leave it to the casting (sending video or audio to casting products like Chromecast) if no similar iOS app is available. I also know there are some apps in the Google Store that aren't available for iOS, so I'll be able to explore those options as well.