This Android tablet is fine for people who understand what to expect for 60 bucks. It is a basic Android tablet that has the basic functionality basic use. YouTube. Gmail. Web browsing. WiFi. All of the main apps for basic daily needs. This is not by any means a performance tablet. As someone who owns a variety of Android devices and other such tech stuff, I'll give you the straight dope on what there is to like about it and what its shortcomings are.\n\nWhat I like about it:\n\n- Very lightweight for a 10-inch tab. Easy to handle and hold with no fatigue whatsoever.\n\n- Came with no bloatware. I didn't have to spend 2 hours uninstalling junk apps, and it didn't have anything intrusive pre-loaded on it (unlike most cheap tablets on the market). Literally nothing on it that I didn't want or could not remove. Nice. Refreshing even.\n\n- At this price point, it is good for casual use, and perfect for a kid (or a pet who enjoys YouTube videos made for pets) especially because of the price. Nobody wants to spend hundreds on something that might get broken by letting a kid or pet use it.\n\n- Straight out of the box the setup is easy for anyone who already has a Gmail / Google account and knows how to type in a username / password. There is nothing complicated about it at all. It is a straight-forward Android tab. \n\n- Price, obviously. I needed something that I didn't have to worry about something happening to and thinking "oh no, there goes hundreds of dollars down the drain".\n\n- My cat (yes, my senior / old cat) has been using this every day for a month now, watching his favorite YouTube videos every day during times when he just wants to relax. I turn it on, open one of his his fav YT videos, set it next to his bed, and he happily watches birds and chipmunks and fish videos with relaxing music. It reduces his anxiety and occupies him when I'm unable to play with him.\n\nWhat is not so great, but also to be expected at this price:\n\n- Performance is slow for some things, such as the time it takes from turning it on (or restarting it) to being able to actually use it. Takes a few minutes. (But once it's running, most activities are just fine).\n\n- The touch screen is not as responsive as I'd like, mainly when using a stylus for tapping on icons and widgets and text fields. It seems fairly fine with fingertip taps, but when using a stylus, it is not as responsive or accurate.\n\n- Somewhat short battery life (compared to more expensive models). On a full charge we can get about 5 hours of YouTube, which is as advertised. Charging is slow.\n\n- It is clear that this is a somewhat "disposable" tablet - it's mostly plastic and therefore fragile.\n\n- The display is a bit low-res, so don't expect 4K UHD awesomeness. (However, everything displays / plays just fine, and it's easy to adjust the brightness by swiping-down and sliding the brightness adjustment.\n\nSo, there are some pros and cons. Overall, for the price I would give it 4 stars, but let's be realistic. ;)