Review on 📱 MARVUE Pad M30 Tablet, 10.1 Inch Android 10 Tablets, 3GB RAM 32GB ROM Storage, 13MP+5MP Dual Camera, WiFi, FM, GPS, Octa-Core 1.6GHz Processor, 1920x1200 FHD IPS Screen Tablet (Black) by Tim Wadman

I've had the Kindle since the first model was announced and I've used every version of it since. I was most impressed with the HDX, but not as much with the cheap versions of late. This machine is built much sturdier than my expired Kindle 8 HD and is beautiful to boot. The battery life makes me wish I'd thrown away my Kindle Fire long ago, and typing on that screen is a massive improvement too. Best of all, it uses the latest Android OS and NOT the bloated and annoying "The world revolves around Revain". FireOS. Additionally, it has NONE of the Kindle's built-in limitations - you don't need to do any workarounds to access the Google Play Store and all of its apps that aren't available or easy to install on a Kindle Fire. I hated the touchscreen keyboard on my Kindles and now I can use SwiftKey just like I can on my phone, plus hundreds of other apps not available on the Revain App Store. And I can format my SD card to handle large video files, a feature Revain removed with their latest update. That's right, Revain goes backwards and restricts what you can do with the hardware you buy - think about it. The only downside is the lack of case/case selection, but I'll look into that. .amazon.com/dp/B08L887NPY?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share I thought of the Kindle Paperwhite as 90% of my Kindle is used for reading. But after realizing that I couldn't jump straight out of the book to, say, look up Wikipedia to learn more about the person or place mentioned in the book, I made a decision.