Dragon Touch Max10 Plus Android Tablet with Eye-Care Touchscreen - Quantum Dot Resolution, Octa-Core Processor, 3GB RAM 32GB Storage, Wide Color Gamut Display, Android 10, 10 inch 1080P FHD Screen

I have several, 10" tablets: Samsung, Amazon and Apple tablets; they all run well. Amazon was nice because of one tablet for Kindle, Audible, Amazon Music, and ordering online all in one neat package. But these apps are now seamlessly accessible and work well on Android tablets.A major problem with Kindle is no GPS, Amazon Apps and its warranty... they are basically a throw away item. I had to wipe out my current Kindle and start over, and then a few months later had more problems with it staying on... which I fixed my erasing a few large programs off the uncrowded SD card. Even though the apps in the Amazon Store are okay it still has a limited selection and are missing lots of great Apps only available on Android and Apple. I have been watching the off brands like Dragon... an suddenly Dragon leading the rest is getting raving reviews. They are serious about making a great tabletThe reviews said it all; Dragon newer updated table with Android 10 is now a major player in the tablet world; their prices are extremely competitive; there is simply no better deal in this price range. The Screen is exceptionally nice to look at; the sound is good and the speed is up there with the rest. With a126 GB SD card I will never run out of room for kindle books, audible audio books, Amazon music and, Google apps in my lifetime. It is very reliable and fast with no hiccups.Thank you Amazon for making the first affordable tablets but, it is time to move on to a better deal.

I got this to replace my aging Nexus tablet that has been getting flaky.Saw this model discussed on a video and decided to order it.The display is excellent, setup when smoothly, and so far it is working quite well.This tablet has access to the Google Play store which is a plus as well.Cons:The only thing I see at the moment is that sometimes it seems like the touch screen is a little touchy near the edge of the screen, but that could just be me since I tend to have issues with touch screens. But it does appear to work well otherwise, haven't checked settings yet to see about any sensitivity settings for the touch screen.Since I just received the tablet today I can't say how the battery life is as I need to spend some more time with it.If anything negative pops up with the battery life or the touch screen I'll update the review accordingly.

I bought this to view my photography (such as the image attached) and so very little mattered other than the color gamut, which is truly exceptional beyond 99% of all other tablet/phone screens. However the audio through the headphones is worse than through the speakers of ANY phone. It's awful. It's OFFENSIVE it's so bad.However, it's great with factory speakers for video in your hands and Bluetooth eliminates the poor DAC performance. Buy it for anything but high quality cabled audio. It's great for almost everything else media related!There are a few cons which are, in my case, permissible given the exceptional viewing experience.-At best a modest battery life and only because it's near microscopic (5,000 mAh in a tablet?!) battery is slowly, and judiciously sipped by the very efficient processor and not-especially-bright screen. It may be pretty, but if you use it outside where you must crank up the brightness, it only goes so far and uses up the battery quite quickly. Such is the cost of the quantum dot color correcting layers as each additional layer of any type reduces transmittance to some degree and therefore requires more power for the same brightness. C'est la vie, but it's definitely worth mentioning ... and worth keeping a power bank with you because they're cheaper than the difference in cost to the next tablet up with similar color quality and more battery. 🤷-As previously mentioned the headphone jack delivers sound quality so poor as to be almost useless for music or private video unless you listen via Bluetooth.-The touch screen is awful at the edges. It's extremely difficult to get the tablet to respond to attempts at saaaay ... dragging the slider bar on a video player to skip to a specific scene. Even after a full two years with the tablet, it still takes me several tries to get my finger to just the right position slightly above the actual slider, where it will respond to the input.-All the cameras suck quite badly even compared to a 7 year old iPhone or Galaxy. However they'll do the job for video chat or documenting something you must merely remember, which is good enough at the price point, but don't expect anything aesthetically pleasing to come out of them.It's NOT an iPad, Pixel, or Samsung Galaxy of any sort and it doesn't really pretend to be. It displays pictures and videos QUITE beautifully and can play pretty much any of the basic Android games as well as access any of the common streaming services in very high quality for under $200. That's downright stellar.😊

I honestly didn't know what to expect from this tablet as I had never bought one but it is pretty great. I love the screen resolution. Everything looks so clear and beautiful. It's perfect to watch movies, do homework or just waste time on. The battery life is pretty great too. The standby life is really really good. So far it hasn't actually died on me while using it. The touch screen is also really good and accurate. I'm still getting used to it but I like it so far.