Review on 10 inch Android Tablet with Android 10.0 OS, Quad-Core 📱 Processor, 32GB Storage, 2GB RAM, 8MP Camera, Long Battery Life (Light Blue) by Nathan Vaughn

UPDATE: It turns out that this tablet has very little RAM, only 1GB. Clearing your caches frequently and/or turning them off frequently (daily) will clear RAM and improve performance. It's still slow, only 30% full of disk space, and I'll update it when I can. On the following points: 1. Fewer problems.2. Less hassle when you know where to touch.3. Still a big problem.4. See above. =============== I bought this tablet because it had a newer version of Android. (Beware! Some others had 4.4 while this one had 10.0!) Unfortunately .1. The screen lacks responsiveness, and swiping resets contact halfway (think pun where you have to swipe between letters). 2. Initiating touch is very difficult. When an ad has an X that needs to be closed, it can take many attempts to actually activate X instead of going to Google Play to download the advertised app. The screen feels fun and after 48 hours of using a new pen there are light but permanent scratches on the screen. (!) (Fingers are better.) 4. It's slow and can't handle some of the harder games like the parking puzzle game with characters guarding the exits. Of course, the tablet cost less than $100, but still. I was in dire need of a tablet and I think it will work for basic stuff (haven't tried Zoom yet) but I'll be replacing it once I can afford a better one.