Good cost efficient tablet
588895
Solid performance tablet, good battery life and screen size. The right size.
4382640
Summary: This tablet performs incredibly well at the price. I changed a few applications to make better use of the device, and am completely satisfied by the performance. Since it is less expensive than the top of the line tablets, I expect it will miss some features. The second negative (focus rolls off screen when using multi-desktop) was the reason I took one star off the review.

The Good:
1) The price - I was a bit hesitant about buying the tablet when compared to its more famous (and expensive) competitors (Wacom tablet). However, I was pleasantly surprised by its responsiveness and ease of setup.
2) Mouse and pen - While I use a different wireless mouse, it is good to know I have a backup option that comes in handy when the battery runs out on my main mouse.
3) Pen buttons - there are buttons on the pen that can be used to perform quick actions (right click/undo action).
4) Easy to setup - The software works very well and it was easy to setup and use.

The Bad:
1) No bluetooth: While this was not something I expected, I feel it would help if they added bluetooth linkup with a computer to save a USB port (or you could get an extender)
2) Screen to Pad translation - The pad has buttons on three sides of the tablet (top, left and right edges of the pad area). These buttons can be assigned for various functions. However, since they are on the edge of the pad, and I use multiple desktops, the mouse switches monitors before I can get to these buttons.

Sofware:

I found the following software incredibly useful with a tablet
1) PDFViewer - unlike Adobe Acrobat Reader, I can take notes and save them on PDF using this tool.
2) OneNote or EverNote - These allow me to take class notes directly into the computer without converting to text (useful for equations and diagrams)
3) Corel Painter - For those (like me) who never got the hang of Adobe Photoshop, this easy to use (and relatively inexpensive) program is very nice to draw and sketch
4846265
It's a nice tablet.  No, it's not an iPad, but it also doesn't have the pricing of an iPad.  For the features this tablet has, such as the quad-core, 10.1" screen, high resolution, and the low price - it can't be beat.  I read other reviews about having internet connection problems and I was worried, but I haven't encountered those problems at all.  I have been using it on a daily basis for aover a month.  Admittedly, there are times when the connection is sluggish, but I've always been able to connect from anywhere in my house.  It runs apps quickly and has worked perfectly for everything I have tried to use it for.  I read and listen to books from my library, play games, watch videos, a movie on occasion, check my email, surf the web and it performs all these tasks seamlessly.  The touch screen is always responsive, but not super hyper sensitive.  I have added a 16MB SD card with no trouble and have plenty of storage.  So, the bottom line is its an impressive tablet for a nominal price.  If you are looking for a 10" tablet and don't want to spend a bundle - I recommend the G-Tab.  I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because of the sometimes slow internet connection.  Other than that, I have had no problems with the G-Tab and think it's excellent!
2430678
So far we are quite happy with this tablet. The construction is perhaps on the flimsy side, but I like the display, touch is very responsive, and it plays HD YouTube videos very nicely. Camera is decent if you have good lighting. Sometimes it seems like it loses the WiFi authentication on our home network (or takes a long time to connect). Once I had to reboot to get it to connect. My wife has had it flip screen orientation when it shouldn't have.
1512671
This tablet is a good option for those seeking a high end budget tablet. It compares to the Nexus 7 at a price of $149 or lower. I have had mine for about 3 months now, without any issues. You can down load the manual off the internet for free. I am no guru of tablets but I do extensive research before I make a bank for the buck purchase. It's an android so it does have things getting use to. It's Google based but this is no issue as you learn the system and quirks. Nice tablet for the buck and the quad processor is a plus for those who seek speedier results. ... I also have purchased a Hisence 32 inch TV which  my 4 year old grandson plays games and watches DVDs cartoons on - so far no issues and very pleased after several months of use.
2818094
Nice budget smaller tablet.  I purchased 1 of these to replace a Kindle Fire ($50 5th generation) I gave to one of my kids to play with as he really wanted it.  This is simple to use, fast app launching, and seems quite capable at the $120 sale pricepoint I purchased this for.  I was considering a less expensive Acer Iconia one 8", but the dedicated controls and the "Promise" of Marshmallow update from Samsung support made me go with this model.

My wife and I use iPad Air 2's with the kids all having iPad Mini 2's in the house - this was purchased mainly as a toy for myself (and one for the wife) to tinker around with Android.

I am really hoping that Android Marshmallow is released for this like I see it for the larger 8" & 9.7" Tab A models to gain the full use of the SD Card slot as seamless App storage.  Having 4ish~ GB total for apps/games might be a limitation for some users.

I knocked off a star as this tablet is very sensitive to backlight bleeding with the ever so much of a slight twist to the tablet.  I first noticed this while using the Kindle App on a black screen with white text.  it is really only noticeable with a mostly black, or very dark background.  For everyday use I probably would have never noticed it.

I had ordered a Slim shell case that is plastic, and I can see a slight difference with the case on, and off as the case seems to slightly twist (or put pressure on) the tablet just enough to let the black change to a lighter grey color a the top.  I am hoping there are no long term issues with this flexible chassis.

Granted I have not (and likely would have not) noticed this until I had an all black background and was playing with the Kindle App - this does not even photograph well.

Regardless, I still would recommend this as an excellent budget tablet if an iPad Mini 2 is out of your price range.
1982655
This review is based on the $109.99 price I've paid for this tablet and a 5 days experience. So for the price it's...
Solid build tablet with indeed good quality screen, good speakers and Android 5.1 on board. I've disabled all the Google's and Lenovo's software in App manager, so it operates smoothly with no lag. 1GB RAM seems like not enough our days, but surprisingly 350MB is free with no app running in background. Screen resolution is also just fine for reading and movies if you don't keep the tablet close to your nose.

On the downside, screen oleophobic property is poor and screen reflection is relatively high. I think that screen protector can help with these issues if I could find one in NZ. Light sensor is also something I'm missing, but the price...
I haven't tested tablet's cameras yet. I've read they're of poor quality, but I hope it will be enough for video call.

I bought this tablet to serve as digital photo frame and occasional internet browsing and movies watching. It's a best solution for my needs considering the price.
3011529
Great value tablet. Stylus very useable, but if you don't like cloud storage will need an SD card.
2721204
This is the first tablet I have used or owned so I really have little knowledge to compare. I can say that I have enjoyed using the Blackberry Playbook and it's ease of use. I look forward to exploring the different apps that are available for it. So if you are on a budget like I was this tablet works well.
4200479
This tablet for being cheap is pretty good if your looking for something to just play games on, watch videos, get on Facebook or basically whatever you need to do.

The only downsides are volume and speed. But what I did for it loading slow I download an app call Go Launcher Ex which sped it up faster then it did before.

I don't know how or what other people did to there tablets but when you ain't got the money to spend on an expensive tablet you improvise and you find out there not as bad as what everyone says.

But I will stand by it being a good tablet!!!

Sorry to those people that are have bad luck with this tablet!!
1279579
I am giving this tablet 5 stars because I think it is a good budget tablet for kids.  I have two boys, 7 and 9 years old and they are satisfied with their tablets.  We got them "free" through Verizon, just having to pay 10.00 per month each for data for 24 months.  When my contract expires I will remove the data and they can just use them on Wi-Fi.  This tablet only has 8 gb, which my boys are aware of, but they are able to download games and stuff so they don't seem to mind too much.  The data is pretty fast, since its on the Verizon network.  It also has a slot for an sd card, and I would say the camera is ok.  I also recommend getting a silicone cover and screen protector to protect it cuz it is slippery in the hands without that protection.
4061974
I purchased two of these tablets, and have had them for almost six months now. My wife and I wanted tablets that we could use to browse the internet, as these tablets are much quicker than powering up a laptop each time you need to look something up. It is important to note that I knew what I was purchasing when I got this tablet, I knew that it did not come with the Google Play store, but that I could root the tablet if I wanted it bad enough. I don't make use of a lot of apps, but I do use the tablet to view videos on Youtube, which it works perfectly for. The screen and the speakers are not going to be comparable to a Kindle Fire HD or a iPad, but keep in mind that this tablet isn't priced like those are.

The GetJar appstore that comes with the tablet is respectable, and you can download the Amazon app store to get additional apps if you don't like the selection on GetJar. Neither of these app sites are going to have the selection that the Play Store does, so if you are looking for a lot of the same apps that you may have on your Android powered smart phone you are going to be disappointed unless you root the tablet.

Battery life has been fair, but it does charge rather quickly. Overall my wife and I have been impressed, because the tablet does exactly what we would want it to do, I think it would be the perfect tablet for kids for parents that didn't want to shell out the money for a iPad or Kindle Fire HD, in fear that it might get broken. Overall a good solid entry level tablet in my opinion.
1684616
Tablet works fine
Only a little slow, but that might be my wifi.  Screen is sensitive almost too sensitive.  Overall it's a good tablet for the money.
2714707
I have used this tablet these past few months and found it to be convenient and easy to use. It was used for social media and schoolwork.
2707310
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This is a 9" tablet, a little smaller than my 10' tablet that I use every day but still large enough to make a comfortable e-reader. The resolution is 1024x600 which is not the most refined and detailed but it does work well for most things. What concerns me when it comes to screens is that the screen needs to be sensitive enough to register gestures properly, and the screen on this tablet is sufficiently sensitive to be what I would call responsive.

This is a budget tablet so there are some sacrifices that were made. The processor is not one of them and the processor is a 1.5GHz quad code processor. It's snappy enough to get most things done without the whole tablet getting bogged down. That said, where sacrifices have been made is with the amount of RAM and storage, which are on the low side. I would not expect this table to be used for high-end gaming but rather more of a unit for surfing the web and reading documents. That's really all that I need.

The tablet I received is black on the face and the back is pearly white. It's an attractive little unit and is seems to be made well enough. The back does sound hollow when tapped but not flimsy or fragile. The physical controls are easy enough to understand.

It comes preinstalled with Android 4.4.1, which is not the most current but it is not unfriendly. I actually prefer it to Android 5.x at the moment as it is more familiar and I find it a little more clinical in appearance, which works for me.

This is a very inexpensive tablet, selling well under $75 as I write this (be aware that prices can change). It is not a high-end tablet and it is not priced like one. It is not a rock-bottom tablet either and it is priced appropriately.

Considering that this is a basic, no-frills tablet, I am pleased with it. It does what I need it to do which is load up web pages and allow me to read documents. A tablet that is well-suited for gaming is going to cost a lot more. If you just want something simple and straightforward that has enough horsepower to handle the little stuff, this is a good choice.

Disclaimer: I was provided a sample of this product in exchange for a fair, honest and thorough review. Even though I received this product at no cost I have rated and reviewed this product without bias, based solely on my experience with it.
3953046
I was looking for a cheaper tablet for my son, and this fit the bill.  It works great.  There are lots of apps you can get for it--some free some not.  Would buy again.
168107
The Acer Iconia A1-810 is a very nice budget tablet. This tablet is satisfactory in all regards. It is easy to use and the touch screen is responsive. Video resolution isn't great, but is adequate. The same goes foe the cameras. My only complaint with this tablet is that the speaker is poor quality, but as I use headphones this does not constitute a problem.