📱 Google Certified 10-Inch Android 10 Tablet by Azpen – Quad Core, Dual Cameras, 1280 x 800 IPS HD Display, 2GB RAM, 32GB Storage, Bluetooth, GPS, FM Review

I bought this for use because my BC in all its wisdom decided that no one should bring their phone. On the plus side, battery life was pretty solid, screen quality was good, and it cost $60. On the bad side, switching between apps is very slow, when watching movies the sound just disappears out of nowhere, trying to play simple games takes 5 minutes to get to the main screen and no more than 6 weeks after that. he just died I bought it because a) it's not an apple and 2) it had the Google Play…

I have 2 Azpen A1046 tablets, they are really great, the battery lasts a long time. and just after Hurricane Michael, this desk I'm sitting at right now was invaluable for staying connected and listening to a few local radio stations on the air. This tablet runs Android 8.1 and is absolutely not irritating. WiFi doesn't stay connected and doesn't find access from time to time. Although it is surrounded by 50 apartments with wifi. Google gangsters make it difficult to protect the tablet and the…

I got this tablet as a digital music server but it was terribly bad in that regard. Constant popping noise when playing audio from any app. The screen quality was as poor as any other tablet. The aspect ratio is 21:9, so the 10-inch screen is smaller than you might think. I put it back in the box and sent it back after a few hours of use.

I got it as a replacement for my LG G Pad F8. Didn't even come close. The 10 inch size is great for viewing and feels solid. Unfortunately, the color quality on the screen was a bit subdued. Good, but not bright. Second, the speakers couldn't reproduce the quality of the music. Squeeze your own speakers to make them crackle and crackle at higher volumes. Pairing with my Bluetooth devices wasn't a problem, but it didn't work alone with external speakers when plugged into the headphone jack…

This kept forcing me to use my google address to set it up which is my work account. It will never accept my yahoo account. The speaker never went beyond a whisper - this is how my bluetooth speaker came to be - it never connected. I even made a joke about the not so good technician by repeating the same steps I did 3x what you pay for I think. beautiful. The same goes for my Bluetooth keyboard, which works great with my iPad @ work. I spent 2+ hours tweaking apps, testing, etc. only to realize