URAO Tablet,10.1" Android 15 Tablet with Octa-core Processor 24GB RAM 128GB ROM HD IPS Touchscreen 8H Battery, Wi-Fi 6, BT 5.0, Dual Camera, Android Tablets

Let me just say that this tablet is an amazing value! I also have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A7, which I paid over $200 for, and have had Lenovo and Huawei tablets...For WAY less than half the price, I now have this tablet, which performs as well as, if not better than the others. I am VERY pleased! I've been using this URAO tablet for about 3 weeks now. To begin with, this URAO tablet came quickly, and the packaging was IMMACULATE! Had about 85% charge, set up went quickly and smoothly, with ability to bring everything over from other tablets. While I did not use that option, it was appreciated! This tablet is just as advertised, and totally performs. The feel of the tablet is SOLID, no fault with its physical build at all. It's quick in operation with all apps, battery longevity is as described, no issues there, charges quickly. I have noticed that WIFI reception is noticeably better than my other tablets as far as distance from the modem goes, which is a good thing. Seriously, the ONLY negative about this tablet, to me, is that it REALLY needs to have a good screen protector, the reason being is that, again for me, something about the way the naked screen feels when I swipe to type, or scroll, it seems to be a skittery FEEL. That was fixed completely by putting on a good screen protector - now it feels perfectly normal, smooth, and the touch sensitivity has not been affected at all by that addition. As a note, I would have put a screen protector on it anyway. One other mention is the resolution...while it IS HD 1280x800, the last two tablets I have purchased are FHD, which is noticeable to me. But certainly NOT a deal-breaker, at that price. Now, while the TABLET is STELLAR, particularly for the price, there are a couple of disappointments... I do wish there had been a folio case paired with the purchase to consider. I see nothing. A case, to me, is a requirement, for protection from drops, etc. I was able to adapt my old Lenovo case, simply by using double-sided sticky tape on the back of the URAO, and affixing it to the inside of my old case. Not perfect, but usable. I also wish that there had been a recommended screen protector. I went out and purchased a 10.1 diagonal, which is just a skosh larger than the screen, so there is overlap. A 10.0 diagonal might be a better shot for anyone wishing to do what I did and add that. *** UPDATE*** It's been several weeks, now, and I'm happy to report in looking around again, I HAVE found BOTH a screen protector AND a case for this tablet...links below https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DH2WL1P8?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DH382VH7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title ==================================================================== There is one annoying aspect of using this tablet... it is NOT the tablet itself, but Android 14 seems to be significantly different in the way some things work from the Android 12 I am used to. BUT...I am working through that. That's on me.... This is a GREAT buy, I am TOTALLY happy with the tablet and the purchase. You will be, too... I waffled about making the purchase, simply because I am pretty much a brand name buyer when it comes to electronics, but this is awesome. It had a lot of verified purchaser high star ratings, few low ratings, the seller had great ratings, and I took a chance. Yay for me!

Awesome tablet for the price ! The tablet is up to date , can do multiple things at once. The tablet itself is slim and very nice and firm and sturdy. The quality of pictures and videos is great , my daughter loves playing games and watching videos on it as well its safe and appropriate for kids and has parental control! The battery life is excellent and its very easy to navigate especially for kids and super rasy to figure out as well as decent storage space and overall very good quality ! I highly recommend!!

Cheap tablet that I got for the grandson it set up easy, ran programs fast and efficiently lightweight fun gaming tablet, charged fast and lasted pretty long about 5 hours at full gaming. I ordered a case that was suggested for this tablet, it came and it was the wrong size. so he dropped it and cracked the screen. A fun time was had for about a month, He can buy his own.

I ordered this tablet back in November when I needed something to access the internet and take photos while on a trip overseas. It seemed a bit of a gamble but it definitely paid off as this is a great tablet. First the negatives, of which they aren't many. The camera quality is a bit iffy, as it took me a while to get non blurry pictures out of it. This could be partially user error though as I was still learning how to use it properly. It also has some slowdown when using certain apps, such as Pokemon TCG Pocket, but as it is a newer app this is excusable for the most part. Aside from these issues I haven't had much for problems with this tablet, especially for the price. I was having issues with storage but that was after I put a large number of files on it, so it can hold a lot. Actually using the tablet is sleek and responsive, and it charges rather quickly. Battery life is good but not great, of course varying by how demanding the software you're using is. It is a large tablet but is fairly comfortable to hold. I did end up purchasing a case for it separately and would recommend doing so for protection's sake, along with a screen protector. But overall there really isn't many issues with this tablet, and with the affordable price point in mind I am very satisfied with it for the time being. My overall rating would be 4.5/5 stars, I gave it a five up above due to it being closer to a 5 than a 4.

I wanted to get tablet to my nephew (he just turned 6!) a tablet that would be easy for him to use and keep him entertained. This one has been perfect! The 10.1" screen is a great size - big enough to see clearly for games and videos, but not so huge that it's awkward for him to hold. He loves that it's Android because he can play all his favorite games (especially Minecraft!). The tablet seems pretty fast, I haven't seen him get frustrated with it lagging or anything. The battery seems to last, which is a huge plus. He can use it on car rides and doesn't have to worry about it dying right away. It seems pretty durable so far, which is important with kids! He's already dropped it a couple of times (accidents happen!) and it hasn't had any issues. Overall, I'm really happy with this purchase. It's a great value for the price, and my nephew is thrilled with it. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a first tablet for their child! It's cheap so do not expect too much. Sound quality is alright but thats not an issue.

The packaging is nice, it comes with a wall wart and USB-C cord, which is nice (many don't come with a wall wart, so this is handy). The manual is essentially useless. The device itself feels sturdy and looks really good. Mine shipped with 90% power in the battery and as soon as I booted it, it wanted to join a wifi network and then do an update. The unit itself seems fine, particularly because it was inexpensive, I am not asking for much. That said, it claims it can use up to a 1TB TF card, which is the same as microSD, so I searched on Amazon and bought the first hit for that (Lexar 1TB). But other than "this where it is on the device" the manual does not tell you anything about putting the card in - so, one would think it is just "move the rubber bit aside and insert the card" just like any other device that uses microSD - but nope. This does not accept it in any orientation and then in my case, it actually "went in" but it was like internally it missed its designated spot and would not come out. MicroSD should have a spring response where if you push on it, it will lock into place - then a second push unlocks it and it springs out enough to properly remove it - but in this case, it pushed in and any further push made a visible distortion on the screen - the card is very clearly in the wrong place so the OS cannot see it (as it is not actually plugged in) and it is somewhere between where it should be and the screen, putting unnecessary pressure on the screen. So ... totally useless, in terms of that card. If you don't need the additional space of a TF/microSD card, then this tablet is fine and it is cheap. But with that cheapness comes side effects such as the TF port being absolutely useless garbage - you get what you pay for. If you need a tablet with a working TF port - either roll the dice to see if this one works for you, or just buy a better tablet that probably costs more. EDIT: I’ve adjusted my rating down from 3 to 2 stars bc in addition to the above it is also extremely slow and with zero installed software on it (I only use this to read PDFs) and nothing other than the builtin PDF reader open it can’t keep a charge a full day even if you never use it and it’s asleep. The only good thing about this device is that it looks very good. Otherwise it’s absolute garbage. At least it was cheap.

For the price this isn't a bad tablet. There's plenty of good things about it. But there are some negative things about this tablet that other reviews didn't even mention. I ordered this for my two year old. I was tired of her using my tablet. So I ordered this as her Christmas gift. Setup was easy. It's literally a few simple steps. If you have a Google account and you have setup a phone or tablet in the past than you shouldn't run into any problems setting this up. The processor is fast enough so that hasn't been an issue. Fast processing is important especially with a toddler who doesn't have the patience to wait for apps download and open.. The storage has also been good so far. We've already downloaded apps and pictures without any slow downs or storage issues. This tablet hasn't overheated like some devices do. And the sound quality seems pretty good. A few things I don't like about this tablet is the layout of the screen. It's not user friendly. The toolbar is located at the bottom right of the screen. Perhaps there's a way to fix/move it. I looked in settings and wasn't able to figure it out. My toddler isn't used to using a tablet with this layout. She keeps clicking on the toolbar by accident because of where it's located. It doesn't make sense for it to be located where it is. *The battery power is terrible. A fully charged battery only lasts for about 3 hours. And it takes at least twice as long to charge the tablet. So you can use the tablet for 3 hours and charge it for 6 hours. Not good! Especially when a toddler is waiting. The slow battery alone is enough to make me take off two stars on the rating scale. Weigh the positives with the negatives before ordering.

Bought this tablet with 10.1" screen, Android 14, 10 GB RAM, 128 GB ROM and 5000mAH battery to replace a tablet with 10.1" screen, Android 13, 6 GB RAM, 64 GB ROM and 6,000 mAH battery. Only downgrade was the battery, but it's holds charge about the same as the old tablet with Android 13. Android 14 is disappointing like Windows 11, in that it bundles lots of unnecessary apps and functions that will never be used. Android versions 12 and 13 were much easier to customize, in my opinion. It's obvious that Google and Microsoft want everybody to use voice commands instead of keyboards and mice for desktops... and fingers for laptops, tablets and phones. I'm old school GenX... been working with computers since Microsoft Windows 3.1 in the early to mid 90's... and I have no need to "talk" to my devices and/or set up voice commands. Setting up the tablet was easy for the most part, after logging into local WIFI and Google account, then copying apps from my Motorola smart phone. This process took over an hour. The new tablet runs much better than the old tablet and there's little to no delay or lag in loading apps and switching from app to app. The screen is very bright... and I like bright screens. But, I had to lower the brightness to 58%. Little things like clock size on home screen wallpaper and location of 3-button navigation bar which were easier to set up and customize in earlier versions of Android. I had to change out of the default wallpaper in order to adjust clock size. Plus, the 3-button navigation bar is in the lower right hand corner of this tablet... instead of centered. So far, there's no way to customize the location of 3-button navigation. Little things like this are annoying but not a deal breaker. Overall, this is a good tablet for the money paid. Recommended.