CHUWI Hi10 Xpro 10.51" Tablet,128GB ROM 4GB RAM,Micro SIM,Android 15,Octa-Core Processor,4G LTE Gaming/Workstation Tablet,GPS Dual WIFI

You're getting pretty good value here with 6GB RAM, 128GB storage, FHD display and 8 core CPU for only $200. It even has a screen protector pre-installed, although there was a piece of dirt trapped under mine which left an air bubble in the protector in a very conspicuous location. Using the tablet I had no issues with the speed or the screen. Performance was more than acceptable, although I'm not a gamer and didn't play any games on it. I'm judging it based on using it to browse web sites, use Android apps for news, watching YouTube videos and watching YouTube TV. For those tasks, performance was fine and the screen was nice to view. Battery life seemed pretty good as I used it for hours at a time and hardly drained the battery much at all. I'm not convinced the battery gauge is accurate though as it stays at 100% for a very long time even though that's not possible. Benchmarks show it is slower than my Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e but in practice I hardly noticed the difference. My biggest complaint is the speaker quality, which is abysmal. There is only one speaker located on the back of the device and it has a very tinny sound, very little bass, if any at all. This makes watching video on the tablet unenjoyable. You can forget music, it's pointless with this thing. The location of the speaker is very poor as it's too easy to cover if you set the device down in a stand. The other problem I had with it is the crappy cameras. Image quality is extremely poor on both cameras and you need a lot of light to get an even barelyacceptable image. I don't know why manufacturers even bother to put a camera on the back as I doubt most people take pictures with their tablet. They'd be better off removing the back camera and use the savings for a better camera on the front for video chatting, which is a more likely use case. Finally, build quality is nowhere near the Galaxy S5e and at half the price I didn't expect it to be. But, the screen sticks up above the metal portion of the case making it feel fragile and cheap. All in all, I think it's a pretty good tablet but I've decided to return mine and try my luck with the Teclast M40 which has similar specs but a newer CPU and costs less.

I'm very impressed! It's light, fast, sharp screen, easy to use and a great price. I've had all levels of tablets at all price ranges and this is the best one yet. I especially like that I didn't have to spend hours deleting junky apps that I'll never use. My only small negative is that the rubber case that comes with it is a little thick and makes it difficult to access the side buttons. But for this price, I can live with it