2024 Latest Tablet 11 inch Android 13 Tablets 16GB+256GB+1TB Expand, Octa-Core, 2K 2000 x 1200 Display, 13MP Triple Camera, 8600mAh, Quad Speakers, 5G/2.4G WiFi,GPS,Bluetooth 5.0, with Case -Grey

Overall this a really good tablet, especially for the price. The screen quality is amazing, and exceptionally clear. The increased memory and storage are nice and makes it feel very snappy. It runs Android 13 but it's still nice and responsive. The battery is massive, and even streaming Netflix, it lasts for days. I've streamed for 2 days for about 2 hours a day and it still about 60% battery. The USB C charge port is very welcome so I don't need to worry about finding a legacy cable just to power this. This is an 11" tablet whereas the previous model was a 10". You can see the size comparison in my pictures. Button placement has changed slightly with the power button now being on the top right corner of the side. It also comes with an upgraded case compared to the previous version, the edge protection has been beefed up a lot which is nice. It adds a more secure feeling when using it. But there are 2 things that I think are holding it back from being great. The first thing that there is no fast charging. With such a big battery, it takes a while to charge up if it gets too low during the day. As can be seen from my pictures, I plugged it in to a OnePlus charger and to a 25W quick charger to check the charge times, which didn't change. For a 2024 tablet, it seems like an oversight. I don't need to use this constantly so I just charge overnight. For travel and heavy use, it seems like it would hold up for a day of use but you'd be tied down to let it recharge. The second is very minor, it takes a full 90 seconds to power on from a shut down. From a full shutdown, you hold the power button for 3-5 seconds for the splash page to appear and then you let go and let it finish booting. It takes a further 85 seconds to get to the unlock screen to finish loading apps and powering on. This feels like a long time when you are waiting for it and I'm not sure why it takes so long for the system to fully boot. Hopefully the next model will solve these two issues. Even with that in mind, it's a good tablet and it performs well, so I would still recommend it if you're not planning on using it for travel.

The media could not be loaded. The quality of this tablet is exceptional. I can state upfront that I doubt you can find a better value in a tablet than this one.Right out of the box, the battery came charged at 81%. It comes with a 2.5 amp charger and charged to full power quickly.The display is sharp and clear with a potential of 2k. I included a video of it streaming from the internet. Also are two pictures, one indoor, and one outdoor showing the quality of the camera. It has three cameras, a 5 MP front camera and a 13 MP main camera. The quality is excellent with a very clear result with just point and click.The tablet was simple to set up and only took a few minutes. It connected the tablet to all my other tablets, phones, and laptops. It downloaded the apps that are on my other Android products. It did so seamlessly.With an octa-core processor and a total of 16 GB RAM, operations a smooth. Switching between apps is efficient. There is plenty of room for apps because there is 256 GB of onboard ROM. You can install up to a 1 terabyte micro-sd for storage. You are given the option to use the chip as either one to store apps and data or just as a separate storage for data. Installation was easy.The sound system is quad. There are four speakers, two on each side of the tablet. The sound is clear. You can also listen with earphones by plugging into the USB-C port. If your earphones have the standard 1/8 inch plug, you can use an adapter that connects the plug to a USB-C plug. I connected the tablet with a multi-adapter that plugs into the USB-C. The adapter has several micro-sd, sd, USB, and USB-C jacks. I plugged several drives into the adapter and the tablet recognized all of them simultaneously. The earphones also worked while there were several drives plugged in. The tablet recognized all of them.This tablet has as much power as a typical laptop costing much more. You can spend more on a tablet but, I doubt you can get one better. I can't say enough good things about this tablet. I expect I will use it as much as my laptop.I can highly recommend this tablet.

EDIT: It went from good to won't even turn on in 1 month and 28 days.Below is review WHEN IT WORKED.------I just got an AOCWEI X800 (dark finish) on Amazon. Got extended warranty of 2 years also. Would NOT buy off brand without. If something lasts 2 years, in my experience, it's likely to last 4 or 5 years.Is Android 13. Size is 11 inch diagonal and fairly thin. 16:10 screen ratio, which is very close to what I like in computer screens too.Only had it 5 days but LOVE it. Then again, my previous tablet was 5 years old, cost about the same, different company (PRITOM) off brand tablet, but the amount of computer you get for x amount changes vastly in 5 years.That one was lighter, slower, but fine for me back then, but was too slow for what I do these days (controlling astrophotography gear mainly, other one had noticeable lag when I'd tap something, and 10 meg previews every 2 minutes downloaded SLOWLY. Almost instant on this new one).Great feel, sleek, and feels strong. It's a little heavy (466g without case, a little over a pound, a little under a half kilo), but manageable with the case it came with (I ripped off the fold over book part, and put a hand grip handle on the back.)Camera isn't very good, but that's not what I bought it for. 13 MP, but also washed out colors.RAM is 8 GB plus 8 virtual. 5G/2.4G WiFi. GPS. Bluetooth. Haven't tried the GPS yet.Speakers just eh. Clear sound even loud, but almost zero bass. (is there a tablet with bass?) I use good Bluetooth headphones though if I listen to music.2000 x 1200 Pixel screen, good battery life (7 or 8 hours YouTube watching and light web surfing), with screen on mid bright. Screen looks GREAT, is bright, colors good, and very clear.