CUPEISI Android 16 タブレット 10インチ、20GB RAM+ 128GB ROM/ 2TB 拡張可能、2.0GHz オクタコアプロセッサ、1280*800 HDスクリーン、5G WiFi6 BT 5.0、2イン1タブレット、キーボードケース付き マウススタイラス、Widevine L1 ピンク

In our family of 4, we have all been suffering with ancient tablets. Two were 9 year old RCA tablets, and another was a 7 year old RCA. They say you get what you pay for, but I can't fault them too much, having lasted as long as they did. And our first grader has never had a tablet of his own, he's been sharing mine. Poor kid loves trains and train games, and few of them would run well on the old tablet. So we decided we would start a replacement program, buying one tablet each month. Since I use mine for work projects, and I'm the family techie, I got first shot. (I also had the option of trying a tablet and passing it to someone else if it didn't meet my needs) So, trying to keep the overall cost low, I ordered the CP20. I liked the idea of having a keyboard and mouse included with it, because I do both writing and graphic design work. This model came with plenty of RAM for keeping multiple apps available, and storage space. An adequate screen was also a necessity. So, I placed the order. First impression: heavier than I expected. Then I realized that it has a mildly hefty protective bumper case pre-installed. I took that off, and the weight was less than my old RCA. Turned it on, and found a bright, easily readable screen. I also found a minimum of apps pre-installed. This is a minimal installation, which is a big pro for me. It connected to the home WiFi with no problem, set my Google identity on it, and started installing apps. As easy as any computer set-up I've done in 40 years. I've thrown an suite of office apps and some design apps on it, with no complaints. Added a couple of map-making tools for RPGs, and they work great. So, the family is looking over my should from time to time, and liking what they see. I'm asked how much I paid for it, and everyone is surprised at the low price, and the first suggestion is made to go ahead and get one for each family member. "Just watch, they'll be sold out now at that price!" comes the concern. So I check - and the price has dropped $4 in the 48 hours since I ordered it. So I ordered 3 more, and they all had the same easy set-up. PROS: Lots of RAM Lots of storage Good expandability (1TB) Fast Easy set-up No bloatware/unneeded apps Keyboard and mouse work great CONS Medium camera resolution (Not a big deal, my Motorola phone has a great camera on it, and I'm still partial to my DSLR for serious photography) The included stand is part of the bumper case, and is not terribly stable. It may get replaced The "At A Glance" display on the launcher screen is, IMHO, annoying. I tried to turn it off, but couldn't find any way to do so. Did some research and found that it is a fixed feature of the launcher app installed by default. I will be finding another launcher. Gives me a good excuse to further customize my phone. Oh, and those train games that our boy likes? They run great on here, including a train simulator made for adults that he has spent that last 2 days figuring out and having a blast with.

Stupendo ! Mia nipotina è contentissima!

You don’t want to do a bunch of marketing work on a tablet unless the projects are small if you use Canva often it’s a good tablet to design with when you’re on the go just don’t try to upload or download it won’t respond well enough. Very resourceful comes with all the tools needed to complete homework or projects

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Très bel appareil acheté pour la Belgique. Donc sensé avoir un clavier AZERTY... J'ai demandé qu'en était-il de la fonction clavier. On m'a répondu que c'était indiqué. J'ai beau regardé PARTOUT, rien ne permettait de le savoir sauf l'image du clavier QWERTY. Je me suis dit que pour un envoi à l'Europe et surtout Belgique qu'il serait doté de AZERTY. Reçu QWERTY et même la prise est de type broche américaine. Je le conserve malgré tout, j'arriverai à m'adapter.... Dommage du manque d'information et de professionnalisme !