Tablet,10.1" Android Tablet with Octa-core Processor 10GB RAM 128GB ROM HD IPS Touchscreen 8H Battery, Wi-Fi 6, BT 5.0, Dual Camera, Google Tablets 2025

I thought it was time to replace my 4-year old tablet, so purchased this Urao 10.1" Android tablet. My old table would only update to Android 10, so I was looking for a device that had a more-current OS.This Urao tablet had nice specs for the price and includes 10GB RAM, 128GB ROM, and includes a card slot that can accommodate up to a 1TB TF card. The tablet runs on Android 14, and includes a 5,000mAh battery, USB-C charging, and a 16:10 screen aspect ratio. Also included are a 8mp rear camera and a 5mp front camera.I really like the performance. The 10gb RAM and WiFi6 combine to deliver great streaming with no lag. I mounted an extra 32GB TF card which loaded up right away. Although I can't image filling up the 128GB internal storage and the additional 32GB, it is nice to know that I could upgrade the storage to 1TB if I needed to. The battery life is very good--I am getting a full day of use--and it does not lose much battery life in standby mode.The stereo speakers are located on the "bottom" of the tablet when you are using it in landscape mode. When using a stand, this provides a strong sound as the speakers reflect off my desk. I have this set at 80% volume and it is plenty loud, and nice to know I can get extra volume if I need it.The screen is bright and the colors look even. I have been running it at around 75% of the total brightness and it looks great--my home office is rather bright but this matches all of my PC monitors in terms of brightness, and is not washed out by comparison.Where this tablet really stands out is when playing video. My old tablet had a higher screen resolution but did not play videos back in high-definition, as it was not Widevine certified (Widevine is a hardware security certification for devices that acts as a digital rights management controller). Without the right level of certification, devices are limited in terms of video resolution. My old tablet was not certified at all, while this Urao tablet is Widevine L1 (the highest level). All that means is this tablet's video playback is at the highest resolution. I used this with a large number of streaming platforms and streaming TV and the picture is gorgeous! I expect that I will be using this mostly to stream TV and video in my office.My overall impression of this tablet is very positive. I am happy with the speed, sound, and video performance. It has completely met my needs in a tablet at a nice price point.

I’m very happy with this tablet. Since I bought it, it’s been perfect for daily use: reading, watching videos, browsing the internet, and working with productivity apps. The Octa-core processor and 10 GB RAM keep everything running smoothly with no lag. The 128 GB internal storage is more than enough for my files and apps, and it’s expandable too.The 10.1-inch HD screen offers good resolution and clear colors, which is great for streaming or video calls. The battery easily lasts all day with moderate use, which is a big plus. I was also impressed with the Wi-Fi 6 connection—it’s fast and stable—and Bluetooth 5.0 pairs quickly with my headphones.The cameras are basic but fine for video calls or casual photos. Having pre-installed access to Google services is another big advantage.Overall, an excellent value-for-money tablet. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a modern, versatile device.

I'm an Apple user but I wanted an additional device to read library books. My requirements were low and when I saw the positive reviews for a tablet less than $100.00, I went for it. What did I have to lose? It cost less than a nice Kindle, even on sale, and does so much more.Experience:It was easy to setup.I had to learn the operating system and that also was easy. Do I like Apple better? Yes.There were duplicate apps on my home page. I couldn’t figure out how to get rid of them so I downloaded the free Nova Launcher. Problem solved.Everything else seems to function well. I have successfully mirrored everything I do on my iPod.In comparison, this tablet feels a little clunky compared to my similarly sized iPad. My iPad is also nearly ten years old and the battery life is still better than this new tablet. If this was my primary device I would have to charge it every day at 5:00 PM. It runs out of juice quickly.Conclusion:I would not buy expecting it to be my primary device. However, it works fine if it was all I could afford. It also works beautifully as an additional reader for library books which is what I bought it for.

I spend a lot of time on my phone browsing on different apps and I finally decided I needed a bigger screen. I came across this URAO 10.1" Android tablet and decided to give it a try, which I am happy I did!From I opened the box, it felt like a quality device. I was able to download all the same apps I use on my phone with no issues at all. Everything runs smoothly and I can switch between apps, stream movies, do video calls and read. By the way, the touchscreen is bright and clear. Not to mention, the battery life is great. I get a full day of use. Also, I love that it supports wifi and bluetooth. I highly recommend this tablet!

I’ve always been an Apple-only person, so I wasn’t sure what to expect with this Android tablet—but honestly, I was really impressed. Setup was super easy, and I was using it comfortably within minutes. The interface felt surprisingly familiar, and I didn’t feel lost at all.The 10.1” screen is a great size—nice and clear for watching videos, reading, or browsing the web. It’s responsive and quick, and the battery life has been solid so far.It might not feel quite as “high-end” as an iPad, but for the price, it’s an amazing value. I mainly bought it as a backup device and now I find myself reaching for it more than expected.If you’re used to Apple like me and a little nervous about trying Android, don’t be—this tablet is super user-friendly and a great deal.