Tablets

Latest review: This tablet came with 32 gig storage and a slot for a mini sd card. My WiFi is a little slow but the tablet is good for watching Disney+,Netflix, or you tube. It had a different app store than my Android phone which was confusing at first. The video quality is good and there is also a front and a back camera with it. We bought a bumper for it at Wmart for only about $10 and a screen protector for even less. The price was great, the kids love it, and it helps keep them off our cell phones.

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Latest review: This has been an awesome device for reading and playing my games. It's small yet bigger than my phone screen and easier to read from.

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Latest review: products very good , and trying to get this for my school.

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Latest review: Only purchased this to use with a chromecast for streaming. It is not compatible with the newest version of Netflix or Disney +Returning.

Latest review: I have had smaller iPads but finally have this full size model for music reading and photos.

Latest review: Love the size. If you enjoy looking at photos or art images from the Internet this is the size you need. Of course it has all the features that everyone knows from the iPad, which is top-of-the-line. Buy it you will like it

Latest review: Bought two of these for my young teenage daughters. They both worked great when they arrived just in time for Christmas and I was quite happy with them. However, 3 months later, one has quit taking a charge and will not turn on. I have contacted the seller and am waiting to see what their response will be. More to post later. :) UPDATE' Contacted seller and was told, (unable to return because it was out of the return time period) So... with that in mind.. my rating goes down to 2 stars. Only by this product if you are willing to risk the money you spend. I honestly do not know if the second tablet will last much longer, but I have learned my lesson in buying without really reviewing the return policy. There are others, I assume, that stand behind their product much better than what this manufacturer does, but that is an assumption and something for potential buyers to check in to before committing

Latest review: I got refurbished Ipad but it looked like new. I did not observe any problems so far

Latest review: I bought this product for my kids to use and didn't expect it to last very long. I'm happy to report that it's still going strong even with the kids using it everyday.

Latest review: I absolutely love my iPad! I use it ALL the time!!

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Latest review: First off---I am NOT affiliated with Samsung whatsoever . I am a previous owner of the original Samsung Tab S 10.5 wifi model. I simply wanted this new highly upgraded Tab S 5e with all the new superior features and especially more RAM in this particular model---it doubled my previous Ram from 3 to 6 GB! This new baby BLAZES--- PERFORMS LIKE IT'S HAIR IS ON FIRE. I gave my original Tab S to someone who does not have much money-- a solid Samsung and still working wonderfully tablet. You'd have thought I had given him a new car, the way he reacted. I bought my brand new Samsung Galaxy Tab S 5e directly from Amazon...also I have included a little comparison vs the Apple iPad ( all iPad models not compared one by one here because of space.... yet you will pick up on my intent here ) ------The inutile iPad that can't even expand internal storage up to 1 TB forcing you to buy higher storage at obscene prices? The dumb iPad with Wifi only that doesn't even have a screen that comes remotely close to the gorgeous Super Amoled display in this 'half the price' Samsung tablet with LTE? ( compared to an iPad )... (An iPad with LTE costs insanely even more!) The jurassic iPad that doesn't even allow seamless file transfers and file sharing to and from Windows PC's and many other accessories, thumb drives, external store and peripheral devices? Many Apple buyers I speak with are proud of their overkill, (largely superfluous for 99% of tablet users) they brag about their ultrafast bionic processor equipped iPad, however, it doesn't even offer a superb multimedia experience with AKG tuned, Dolby Atmos sound quality from four, yes, that's f-o-u-r high quality speakers like the Tab S 5e has. The iPad you say that doesn't even allow the simplest of customizations and flexibility like the Samsung tab's DEX mode or an equivalent desktop mode with multiple windows open for true multitasking and productivity? An iPad that can't even wirelessly mirror its screen to smart TV's without resorting to a wired dongle or an overpriced Apple TV accessory? Please do more research next time. A super powerful processor that is locked up in a jurassic, restrictive and suffocating system called a 'walled garden' which actually is more like a walled prison is just that: Another Apple product meant for just bragging rights--primarily. With the younger people ( 18 to 35ish )....it's their peer groups that usually render the "Apple Sway" to buy Apple products...I have seen this many times Only 1% of iPad users actually do some productivity work on it, but still 99% of the time its for media consumption, which gives you a TRULY AND HONESTLY INFERIOR experience compared to this less expensive Samsung tablet that costs less than half the iPad Pro. ( The previous sentence most likely says it all when comparing Apple iPads vs this Samsung Tablet model....oh the pen??....surveys say those devises that come with the pen are once again are very rarely used be it Apple or Samsung..its a knee jerk "gimmick addition" to get you to buy it---to spend more $$$. Do NOT get it. The extra gadgetry newness of it wears off quickly.Once again in summation--- THIS TABLET is the best tablet right now.---in comparing everything.. Much better than the cheapest iPad Pro for half the price or even less than half. Loud, excellent quad speakers with Dolby Atmos, beautiful Amoled display, long battery life, accepts 1 TB micro sd cards, Widevine L1 certified so offline movie downloads get played at full HD. DEX mode is excellent too! Tablet allows both wired and wireless connections to smart TV. Just use DEX mode if you use wired connection for sending video out from Netflix offline download to TV so video doesn't get resized (common problem when device is at an aspect ratio other than the TV standard of 16:9). A word of warning for Google Play Movie users: For wireless mirroring of Google Play Movies, don't update the tablet's built in Google Play Movies app. The newest Google play movie app version disables wireless screen sharing and also disables wired screen sharing so that you will be forced to buy a Chromecast. If you have accidentally updated Google Play Movies app, just uninstall it and it should revert back to the older factory version. Disable auto update to avoid Playstore from updating automatically your Google Play Movies app and other apps. (You can manually update the other apps).

Latest review: I’m very disappointed in this as marketed as a kids reader. I think it needs to be a little clearer upfront that it’s for chapter book reader age kids and over. The screen is in that paper white style matte black and white. Lots of the content that comes with the reader’s trial subscription includes children’s picture books. Who wants to read children’s picture books totally in black and white? It also does strange things to the page view for picture books in different sizes. Some of the wording is hard to read when viewing the whole black and white picture page. It took me a while (many books) of squinting at minuscule words on black and white picture pages to figure out that there was a way to click on the words to zoom in on them some- but in doing this you block some of the picture view so it’s not ideal. I just found it overall very frustrating to attempt to use with picture books and that’s all my kids are into so far. Hopefully if I hold onto it and use myself they will grow into it as they grow up.This is clearly more for the chapter book reading age kids out there. It’s really not as useful for 4-5 year old kids like I thought it would be. I ended up taking it mostly over myself and using it myself.I like the soft feeling blue protector screen cover case that comes with it. The case was a great cover and I like that they had a case built in in mind when it comes to kids using it.It was very easy to set up out of the box. You need to charge and allow some time to set up the account for the child on the device and sign up for the kindle free time feature that’s it comes with a trial of. The best part of trying the product was being able to try out the kindle free time feature. It allows you to read anything you want from a library of children’s books.The lighting in the screen is adjustable so you can set differently during day (brighter) than at night (more dim).Overall I’d recommend it BUT only to kids who are reading non- picture books independently.

Latest review: I’m very disappointed in this as marketed as a kids reader. I think it needs to be a little clearer upfront that it’s for chapter book reader age kids and over. The screen is in that paper white style matte black and white. Lots of the content that comes with the reader’s trial subscription includes children’s picture books. Who wants to read children’s picture books totally in black and white? It also does strange things to the page view for picture books in different sizes. Some of the wording is hard to read when viewing the whole black and white picture page. It took me a while (many books) of squinting at minuscule words on black and white picture pages to figure out that there was a way to click on the words to zoom in on them some- but in doing this you block some of the picture view so it’s not ideal. I just found it overall very frustrating to attempt to use with picture books and that’s all my kids are into so far. Hopefully if I hold onto it and use myself they will grow into it as they grow up.This is clearly more for the chapter book reading age kids out there. It’s really not as useful for 4-5 year old kids like I thought it would be. I ended up taking it mostly over myself and using it myself.I like the soft feeling blue protector screen cover case that comes with it. The case was a great cover and I like that they had a case built in in mind when it comes to kids using it.It was very easy to set up out of the box. You need to charge and allow some time to set up the account for the child on the device and sign up for the kindle free time feature that’s it comes with a trial of. The best part of trying the product was being able to try out the kindle free time feature. It allows you to read anything you want from a library of children’s books.The lighting in the screen is adjustable so you can set differently during day (brighter) than at night (more dim).Overall I’d recommend it BUT only to kids who are reading non- picture books independently.

Latest review: I’m very disappointed in this as marketed as a kids reader. I think it needs to be a little clearer upfront that it’s for chapter book reader age kids and over. The screen is in that paper white style matte black and white. Lots of the content that comes with the reader’s trial subscription includes children’s picture books. Who wants to read children’s picture books totally in black and white? It also does strange things to the page view for picture books in different sizes. Some of the wording is hard to read when viewing the whole black and white picture page. It took me a while (many books) of squinting at minuscule words on black and white picture pages to figure out that there was a way to click on the words to zoom in on them some- but in doing this you block some of the picture view so it’s not ideal. I just found it overall very frustrating to attempt to use with picture books and that’s all my kids are into so far. Hopefully if I hold onto it and use myself they will grow into it as they grow up.This is clearly more for the chapter book reading age kids out there. It’s really not as useful for 4-5 year old kids like I thought it would be. I ended up taking it mostly over myself and using it myself.I like the soft feeling blue protector screen cover case that comes with it. The case was a great cover and I like that they had a case built in in mind when it comes to kids using it.It was very easy to set up out of the box. You need to charge and allow some time to set up the account for the child on the device and sign up for the kindle free time feature that’s it comes with a trial of. The best part of trying the product was being able to try out the kindle free time feature. It allows you to read anything you want from a library of children’s books.The lighting in the screen is adjustable so you can set differently during day (brighter) than at night (more dim).Overall I’d recommend it BUT only to kids who are reading non- picture books independently.

Latest review: I’m very disappointed in this as marketed as a kids reader. I think it needs to be a little clearer upfront that it’s for chapter book reader age kids and over. The screen is in that paper white style matte black and white. Lots of the content that comes with the reader’s trial subscription includes children’s picture books. Who wants to read children’s picture books totally in black and white? It also does strange things to the page view for picture books in different sizes. Some of the wording is hard to read when viewing the whole black and white picture page. It took me a while (many books) of squinting at minuscule words on black and white picture pages to figure out that there was a way to click on the words to zoom in on them some- but in doing this you block some of the picture view so it’s not ideal. I just found it overall very frustrating to attempt to use with picture books and that’s all my kids are into so far. Hopefully if I hold onto it and use myself they will grow into it as they grow up.This is clearly more for the chapter book reading age kids out there. It’s really not as useful for 4-5 year old kids like I thought it would be. I ended up taking it mostly over myself and using it myself.I like the soft feeling blue protector screen cover case that comes with it. The case was a great cover and I like that they had a case built in in mind when it comes to kids using it.It was very easy to set up out of the box. You need to charge and allow some time to set up the account for the child on the device and sign up for the kindle free time feature that’s it comes with a trial of. The best part of trying the product was being able to try out the kindle free time feature. It allows you to read anything you want from a library of children’s books.The lighting in the screen is adjustable so you can set differently during day (brighter) than at night (more dim).Overall I’d recommend it BUT only to kids who are reading non- picture books independently.

Latest review: my son is 3 and has had this since he has been 2 he loves it but make sure to get the insurance ive used it twice now for him

Latest review: my son is 3 and has had this since he has been 2 he loves it but make sure to get the insurance ive used it twice now for him

Latest review: my son is 3 and has had this since he has been 2 he loves it but make sure to get the insurance ive used it twice now for him

Latest review: I like it I’m older and can see screen well thanks easy to use

Latest review: I like it I’m older and can see screen well thanks easy to use

Latest review: I like it I’m older and can see screen well thanks easy to use

Latest review: I like it I’m older and can see screen well thanks easy to use

Latest review: Just bought our second Amazon Fire for my other son. Great tool for school and improving reading skills. Kids can download free books from our library and read along while they hear the words. My husband use it too. So much easier to read books with Amazon Fire than on our phones. You will not be disappointed.

Latest review: Just bought our second Amazon Fire for my other son. Great tool for school and improving reading skills. Kids can download free books from our library and read along while they hear the words. My husband use it too. So much easier to read books with Amazon Fire than on our phones. You will not be disappointed.

Latest review: Just bought our second Amazon Fire for my other son. Great tool for school and improving reading skills. Kids can download free books from our library and read along while they hear the words. My husband use it too. So much easier to read books with Amazon Fire than on our phones. You will not be disappointed.

Latest review: Just bought our second Amazon Fire for my other son. Great tool for school and improving reading skills. Kids can download free books from our library and read along while they hear the words. My husband use it too. So much easier to read books with Amazon Fire than on our phones. You will not be disappointed.

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Latest review: Perfect Size to work and transport. Everything works as advertised. It's a expensive gadget but the quality is awesome.

Latest review: I like this tablet, nice to have for my Chem class so I can work problems right on the notes and study materials without printing them out. Plenty fast for the uses I have it for and the screen is beautiful. Also really love the kickstand, it folds all the way back into "studio mode" and works great for taking notes. Only reason it's not 5 star is because I was sent a surface pro 6 when I ordered a surface pro 7. Didnt notice til the day after I got it and Microsoft emailed me saying "welcome to the surface pro 6", then I noticed it had the old usb port and confirmed it was the old model by looking in the software. Attached a picture showing the tablet saying it's a pro 6 and the box saying it's a pro 7. Beware of this. That said, I did get a prompt exchange but it cost me a few hours setting up a tablet and then deleting everything from it to return it, and then had to wait for a new one. Others on here have reported the same thing happening, really suspicious.

Latest review: So was nervous buying my first surface pro, but go glad I did, I love how i am able to take a full working windows computer with me no matter where I go. I can use in replace of my bulky laptop for business meetings. Will buy surface pros in the future.

Latest review: I am a frequent conference attendee and speaker and I need a device to keep notes on, deliver presentations from, and read emails. This is extremely easy to travel with (more so than a laptop) and is more functional than a simple tablet or a phone.I would not use this as my everyday machine, but it does see some usage when I’m not traveling. I like using this as a tablet. I honestly think the iPad Pro (2018) has the better form factor, but it simply doesn’t have the same functionality as a Windows machine.

Latest review: Good product. Second ms pro I bought. The performance is great and the technology build and ongoing maintenance is well done, much better than 3 years ago.