PRITOM Android Tablet 10 inch, M10, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB Android 10.0 Tablet, 10.1 inch IPS HD Display, GPS, FM, Quad-Core Processor, Wi-Fi (M10 Black)

My mother needed something larger than her phone for whatever it is she does all day. So I purchased this tablet. Its pretty simple and was easy to get set for her. She has been able to use it without issues or questions (this is HUGE). Very pleased with this tablet!

I have several Windows computers, plus Android-based tablets and a phone. Since I have a Google account, I added the Play Store to get a few extras. It was easy to get this tablet equipped with the apps I wanted.

New Tablet (I could not give it 5 stars but it is a good value.)

My other tablet is a Samsung Tab S8 Ultra. A fantastic (and big and expensive) tablet. Since it is so big and expensive, it is not a good choice for field work, especially an African safari that I am going on. I could just look at my photos on my phone but the small screen is not the best for choosing keepers and losers. This tablet is small enough to fit in a camera bag and cheap enough that it will work for what I want. I can also use it for Kindle, downloaded videos, etc during travel I have decided that this $80 device will work for what I need. Here are some thoughts.

Wifi is slow. It does not connect to 5G wireless. My computer can get over 100 mbs from my internet. This device gets about 30. But it does work.

The USB connection is a micro USB connecter. (It is NOT type C.) It only goes in one way since the top and bottom have different widths. This is an old type that is currently mostly used for charging devices. It works for charging this device. The connection on this device will support data transfer to a computer. It will also support what is called OTG (on the go) but it will only do this to a standard USB A (rectangular plug) thumb drive if you have a micro to type A connection that is specifically designed to allow OTG. If you carefully search Amazon you can find these connections for about $5. Many cables that will connect USB A to USB micro only work for data and charging and will not work with OTG. Without OTG you can not connect a thumb drive. With the right connector, you can, and you can use a file manager (I use File manager + from the Play store) to transfer files to the device or to the micro sd card that you can insert. You can work with files directly from the USB type A thumb drive). I have not been able to connect a USB SSD or hard drive.

Will take a 1T sd card. Upload to it is slow but videos play well. Everyone says that you can only use a 128 G sd card but this has worked for me. Your mileage may vary.

This device cannot play FHD videos. It is not fast enough and the picture jumps around or does not move at all. It does play 1080 x 768 videos and SD videos. Of course, 4K is out of the question.

You can put a lot of jpg photos on the sd card or on a thumb drive connected using OTG. It takes a while for the photos to reach full resolution but it does work.

It works well as a kindle reader.

It works well with YouTube.

The speaker is not great but it has a 3.5mm earphone plug.

I installed and ran Microsoft Excel and it worked. I will not use it much on this device but it is interesting that it runs.

I will revise this after I have more experience with it.

***Update 10/27/21***
I found out you can only use the NordicTrack Fusion app on their portal, so me not being able to download the app had nothing to do with tablet. However, I did try to access a treadmill workout on the iFIT app & the tablet just kept buffering. I purchased another brand tablet & tried the same workout & it popped right up. I guess I can use this tablet for reading.
*****

I bought this product because I wanted an extra Android tablet to use with my NordicTrack equipment, particularly the Fusion. I saw a review from another customer raving how iFIT worked great on their tablet so I thought, “Why not?”

I received it yesterday & immediately downloaded the iFIT app, but when I searched for the separate Fusion app (I know, stupid, but that’s an entirely different review for iFIT) I couldn’t find it. I Googled NordicTrack Fusion app, found it, clicked to install, & was immediately told the tablet version did not support the app. 😕

I thought it wasn’t a complete loss, I could add the Peloton app for my bike workouts. This morning I did one, five-minute warm-up on Peloton & it only buffered once. Then, following my Fusion workout (I had to use a different tablet for that) I tried to complete a five-minute stretch on Peloton. Unfortunately, about a minute in the tablet was buffering, it started back up again to buffer in another minute’s time; only this time, the tablet completely shut down & restarted on its own. I tried revisiting the workout only for it to freeze. Completely frozen…could not even power it off.

I’m glad I didn’t spend too much money on this thing because it seems to be a complete waste. Like another review mentioned, it doesn’t even seem you can add apps to this tablet, so why have it? I guess you get what you pay for, & what I paid for is an expensive paperweight.

It was a great gift for my grandmother. She only wanted to play games . I got tired of seeing her play on a little phone screen.

The specs for this tablet look reasonably good, but it’s just laggy and takes a while to process things. I’m under the impression the storage space uses some pretty low speed chips because everything takes significantly longer to load than it probably should. I know it was cheap, and it’s up for debate if it’s worth the price, but I would not recommend it if I’m being honest. There’s better performing lower end tablets than this for roughly the same price.

This was OK but the quality of it was so bad it’s poor