HYUNDAIKids Tablet 8 inch - 2GB 32GB, Fast AX WiFi, Android 11 Tablet - Screen Protector, Stylus and Wire Earbuds Included

I purchased this Used-Good from an Amazon marketplace seller. This tablet has a nice screen and good features. It lacks and in-built GPS for navigation without Internet, though. And it's Micro USB-B powered, which is fairly ancient technology.I returned the tablet for two reasons: first, it's very slow, especially compared to a Samsung A32 phone. Web pages take forever to load.Second, the Wi-Fi connection was intermittent. There were many pages that would load on my phone yet not on this tablet.You'll get better performance from a Fire HD 8 or Samsung tablet. I'd skip this one.

Note that while I am an Amazon Vine reviewer, I purchased this myself for my own use.Pros* Lightweight.* Semi-soft, grippy back end.* Included wired "earbuds" (actually more like old-school earphones) are actually half-way decent.* Included stylus is nice.Not-so pros* No USB-C (but does include a mini-USB/USB A cable and a USB/AC adapter).* Acrylic (not glass) screen is a real fingerprint magnet.* Not the best cameras, particularly the front-facing 'selfie' cam.* Anemic but functional sound out of the tablet itself.Definite Cons* Dull, fuzzy display, as if the device has been wrapped with two layers of Saran Wrap.* Extremely laggy touch input, even with touch sensitivity maxed out.Since I bought this tablet solely to use as a CDU for PMDG's 737 in Microsoft Flight Simulator, I thought I could make do with a ho-hum tablet. In fact, if the touch sensitivity was even half-way decent on this product, I could live with its other deficiencies.Sadly, this is not the case. Touch using the included stylus barely registers at all, and I need to push and hold firmly for at least 500ms with my finger to register a touch. Not useful at all for my intended purpose. I've kept it past the return window, so I'm stuck with it.Final analysis: Maybe useful for your child's first tablet. Even so, there are cheaper cheap tablets, and any more expensive tablet is bound to be better than this one. My recommendation is to look elsewhere.

Works well for me. Decent, not even blazing speed. Touch works well, charges fairly rapidly, acceptable battery life. Runs anything Android. Good brightness ratio for night time use. Picture quite good, actually. Definitely a bit better than the cheaper brands I've had. Would buy again. And how did I get to my Amazon locker to get this?.......I drive a Hyundai.

It works, but that’s about all I can say for it. It is very slow and barely serviceable. I bought it for my grandson to play with, with my supervision. It is adequate for that but if you have an interest in a tablet that you want to use for any kind of regular/serious work, don’t get this. Spend some money and get a decent tablet.

Just something simple ! A Non-connected tablet to hot spot /stream my shows while I answered paid surveys for Google Play Cards.

I've had a number of tablets with most being Samsung. Recently I left my most recent in the airport in the Galapagos when I was flying out :-( I selected this Hyundia based on the specs and that I could save almost $100. Performance was good but after six weeks I'm really unhappy. In use the battery lasts only a few hours and even when in airplane mode with the screen turned off the battery drains quickly. In the islands we have an expression - "good thing no cheap - cheap thing no good".

Recently my existing tablet (Galaxy Tab A) start showing white dots on the display so I want to replace it.I found this Hyundai tablet and it looks good and the reviews are looks good so I decided to try.This tablet is a little slower than I expected and the network speed is much slower than my previous tablet.Since this table is much cheaper so I can accept the slow CPU and network speed, not problem.The problem is that the battery charging...If this table is on, the charging meter doesn't go up even the power cable is connected. It is keep desreasing.Since it is only one day after I got this, I only installed 3 applications so it is not about heavy usage.To fully charge, I must turn this tablet off and I don't think this is acceptable to me.So this table is going to return.

We purchased this 6 months ago and we have been having problems off and on with the item holding a charge. It plays games well enough and it fairly easy for my 93 year old mother to use. Just greatly disappointed in the quality in that the battery is already having issues.

I had high hopes for this tablet, great name, but poor execution of the Operating System and wireless. After setup it kept losing connection to the WiFi network. What's worse is Android did not deploy correctly and the icon for Settings was missing on the Home screen and no where to be found anywhere. Try to trouble shoot the wireless network without getting into Settings. I did a complete factory reset twice by using the Power and Volumes controls. Setup ran again and after it completed NO SETTINGS icon. Packed it up immediately and returned it to Amazon. I can't recommend buying this Tablet. I might pay more and get a renewed Samsung.

Not USB type-c, still uses micro usb.

Value for money