2023 Newest Tablet 11 inch Android 13 Tablets, 16GB RAM+256GB ROM+1TB Expand, Octa-Core 2.0GHz, 2K 2000 x 1200 FHD Display, 8600mAh, 13MP+5MP Camera, 5G+2.4G Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/with Case-Blue

I really love this tablet. I had a bad experience with another companies tablet and had to return it with it having a bad Micro Card SD slot that destroyed 3 of my cards, so I wanted to get something that had far more internal memory. This was a Christmas present for the wife, and has been a struggle to get her fixed up - until now. This tablet has 256 internal memory and will never need a micro SD card so she will be good to go. In the photos you can see the Lenovo tablet she has which is 10.1 along side of this new tablet. I seen where another purchaser of an 11" tablet somewhere put a comparison picture up and I really appreciated it so I thought I would do the same so you folks can compare notes of size. It really isn't a lot wider, but quite a bit taller, but overall a very nice size. That Lenovo only has 32G of internal memory and she was having issues running out of room, so I got this one. Display is awesome, very crisp. Speed of tablet is very nice. I looked up the processor in this and it's comparable to an I5 processor, so it sails along very smoothly. When I received it I registered it with Ziovo sending my order number to their email and now have a lifetime warranty! How sweet is that? I scanned it thoroughly with multiple anti-virus software, and connected it to windows to scan from my computer and it's clean and green good to go. There also is NO bloatware in this tablet so no issues worrying about any spam apps that can infect the tablet. Blue color is sharp and case Color matches it well also, and folds behind nicely to stand it up on flat surface to watch videos or whatever. The only negative I have noticed is the case could fit the corners a little more snuggly. If you hold it close to one corner it can pop off on the corner. No biggie, but I thought I would mention it. The good folks from the company have already got back with me to let me know I now have my lifetime warranty! I do strongly recommend them to get you your next tablet!

As the tech guy of a family full of tablet users, since nobody really likes PC's, I've been buying a ton of tables since 2020 (pendemic times) as they are also used by some of the kids for school. Right now, I have already purchased several non-big-brand tablets that I've notice that they perform as well as the big brands, and you can get them for a lot cheaper!I got this bad boy during the big sale pre-Black Friday and I feel it was a steal, got it for cheaper than the N-2 gen Samsung tablets and they have better screen colors and the touch itself is a lot more responsive than those. When we talk about the performance, I am a huge YouTube user for podcasts and like kitchen recipes while cooking, and not a bit of lack at all as the big processor helps a lot.Now, let's talk quality, this is one part in which I know iPad users can surely always brag about, but this fella is very well build. The kind of metal frame and the plastic back helps with the grip, so it's not something that you will be using and will slip out of your hand like the big brands counterparts. on top of that, it's great the cover that it comes with (free btw), as it helps the protection. I strongly hate the ones that cover the screen, but this one is pretty soft and I like that is covers the screen in case i'm not using it, nothing wont happen to it.Overall 5 stars, is light, well build, performs amazing, and it's cheap, this is for sure a bargain. Maybe wait until it's on sale again during the Xmas holidays.

I had the need to replace my name-brand Android tablet, because the battery was degrading and the Android operating system was no longer being updated, due to the age of the device. I use an Android tablet primarily for viewing television, I have computers for all my other online needs.To replace my name brand Android tablet could cost upwards of $800, for the newer chip-sets, increased ram and 11” screen which I desired. Along with a larger screen, I was looking for larger battery capacity to serve the power needs of these power-hungry devices. After researching several name brand tablets and some not so name brands, I zeroed in on The Ziovo 11” tablet, with all the high-tech specifications I was looking for, at a very reasonable price of $149.99.The Ziovo Z128 came very-well packaged, included a very good protective case, along with a screen protector and good instructions for setting up the device. I never transfer from old devices, I like to start new, with updated applications and newer updated operating systems (Android 13). Getting my new Ziovo tablet up and running with my favorite applications was simple and very quick.Now to the pros and cons:Pros: The tablet is very impressive with the speed in which the Android operating system boots to your home screen. It was so fast initially I was not sure I was at the desktop. In addition, my applications load very quickly, even those ram intensive movie and television apps. Android 13 is impressive and updated quickly upon initial set-up. The 11” screen with the 2000 x 1200 FHD Display is also very impressive. Very clear and crisp television viewing, even at low light situations. Even though I do not do much browsing of the internet on a tablet, I found browsing to be impressively quick, with pages loading much faster than I anticipated. The Ziovo tablet is good-looking, the on-off switch and the volume buttons are easy to use and function responsive. I have so far not needed to add any additional storage, like I have on previous tablets. The Ziovo tablet comes with what I feel in more than adequate storage space, at least for my needs.Cons: Initially I set the screen brightness to 100%, but the battery life of the 11”, screen with the 8600mAh battery was not going to sustain that setting. I lowered the screen brightness to 85% which has improved battery life marginally. Screen brightness is important to me, while watching low light situational programing. 85% screen brightness has been adequate for these situations. I have also experienced WIFI drop-outs when not immediately going to a WIFI dependent application. I am not sure if the problem is resulting from a hardware issue or an Android 13 issue. If I can not get the WIFI restarted by going to settings, a simple restart of the Android operating system corrects the WIFI issue. I will monitor the WIFI issue and of course do the available updates of Android 13 to see if this corrects the issue.Overall, I am very impressed with the Ziovo Z128 tablet. It is much faster than my old Android tablet and the screen clarity is not comparable to my old device. I waited approximately 4 weeks before reviewing the Ziovo Z128 tablet, in fairness to the manufacturer. 4 weeks is certainly not adequate amount of time to review such a high-tech device. I am giving 4 stars out of 5 and this time, which I may change later. Preliminarily I recommend the Ziovo Z128 tablet to others, due to the performance and value of the device.07/02/2024Although I continue to be impressed the overall operation of The Ziovo Z128 tablet, the battery performance continues to be a disappointment. The value of this tablet seems to offset my disappointment over the battery life. I realize bigger screens will inevitably greatly affect battery life.The WIFI drop-outs have improved, but I am now experiencing issues with my Bluetooth earphones. Although the issue is generally corrected by a restart, the intermittent issue is more annoying; I realize the earphones themselves could be the issue.I continue to rate the Ziovo Z128 tablet a 4 out of 5 stars, this device is an incredible value!