Review on Tablet HUAWEI MatePad T 8.0 (2020), 2 GB/16 GB, Wi-Fi, saturated blue by Janis Cerins ᠌

I'd say it's a good tablet for the money. Get a child-safe cover; it is essential! According to the type of "book," it costs between 700 and 900 dollars; I urgently took it in 2022; I believe Ali will pay even less. Got advantages: To ensure that the child remembers to unplug from the "matrix," the children's mode with a time limit is a very helpful feature. A child without parents is unable to unlock the device after 15-20 minutes because the screen becomes black and white and the pincode/face lock is enabled. A player for previously downloaded content, many development games, a sketching tool, and a camera for honing photography abilities are all included in the children's shell itself. Bravo, Huawei! You even had to turn down the sound since it is so loud (previously there was a tablet with a quiet maximum speed, it was almost inaudible in the car). The screen has good viewing angles, resolution, and brightness margin, and the UV has a "eye protection" function. The autonomy is good; it is sufficient for a day of typically vigorous use by a youngster and afterwards by adults on Wi-Fi without any issues. Standard 2A charging takes 2 to 3 hours; I typically turn it on at night because I do not use it during the day. Cons: As Google Play does not exist, you are unable to install nearly any program, including development games that you may have previously purchased from PlayMarket on your phone. Their Huawei Eppmarket has offices and more, but the selection is still limited. Also, YouTube Kids doesn't exist (it only has a tambourine, but I didn't waste any time and uploaded my collection of Soviet and Disney cartoons, which you can activate in a kid-friendly shell). Even the Honor 5 is a touch slower inside the body of a typical Android smartphone. but not always.