Android 12 Tablet 7.5 inch, Tablets Computer 64GB Storage 512GB Expandable, Quad-Core Processor, PS FHD 1440×1080 Resolution Display, Google GMS Certified Smart Tablet/WiFi (Pink)

I give it 5 stars bc this particular 7.5″ format is perfect for book reading, music, movies – especially when traveling. And it is an Android 12 Go, so you are not tied-in to a specific book reader etc…. So 5 Stars.
That said, it is somewhat slow and comes with 2 Gb RAM (not 2+2Gb).
I would encourage TJD to make an upgrade version – more RAM and faster processor! But please keep this great 7.5″ format. Also include a folio case – since this is fairly unique size tablet. You would definitely have me buying it again – for a plus $100 range!!!
Thank you TJD.

I bought the tablet because the screen resolution was better than most 8” tablets on the market. The screen is much better than my Samsung A7 lite. I wasn’t expecting it to perform as well my Samsung devices, considering their price. I only needed it to run 3 apps. Kindle, Wondery and Audible. I like to read magazines on my lunch break, but wanted a device with a little bigger screen than my phone screen that wasn’t too blurry and easy to carry around . When it worked it , magazine pages were beautiful . Text was crisp. But the problem was it didn’t work half the time. After the tablet booted up, it worked reasonably well. It took a little while for apps to open, but considering the 2GB of ram and slow processor speed, that is to be expected. I was ok with it, considering the limited number of apps I was using the tablet for. My problem was if you had an app open for too long and needed to close the app or bring up the Home Screen, the tablet would freeze. It would sometimes bring up a white screen. Pushing the close button did nothing. This would also happen if if I tried to click the back button while I was in an app. This happened with only just having one app open. I would have to reboot, which was frustrating considering the time it took to reboot. It was also crazy, because all I wanted to do was go to the Home Screen.Wi-Fi was also touch and go, not an issue with my other devices. Battery life was horrible. I had to return it.I have never owned a tablet where I spent more time rebooting it, than actually using it for tasks.

This is more frustrating than it is enjoyable. I have streaming apps like Disney, paramount, discovery, Netflix, and Hulu. The only real data being used up is for a talking tom game that doesn’t improve the quality of the tablet if we have it on there or not. Overall it is difficult to use with a good chance of leaving you frustrated. I suggest a kindle fire they have a great price margin and run beautifully. This is going to sit in my cupboard until i can get myself to throw it in the bin.

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I saw this tablet, but this tablet is perfect for reading manga and ebooks. Perfect size, aspect ratio, and the price is right for the memory and Android version. The only drawback is the short battery life, but that can be addressed in a future version. It’s a good deal at $95 for Android 12 and 64GB storage, but if the listing has a coupon like my purchase did, buy it.

Remember when you had dial up internet? When everything involving technology took forever and nothing was good? If you buy this cheap tablet, you’ll feel like you’ve gone back in time to the good ol’ days of crappy tech. When I first turned it on, it had this cute little picture of a dead robot with an exclamation point coming out if it’s tummy. Like a care bear but in the Upside Down. “No command”, it said. Uhm. “Turn on?” I said.
Reboot. Now there’s a flashy screen with a slogan that doesn’t match its own dang acronym. “Technology Good Life” or something with the letters TJC … ok, not a great sign but let’s see what happens.
Each setup screen lags for several minutes but I get through it fine (I’m just using it for some home automation apps and music, so I didn’t ask it to sync up with any accounts; thought that would make it faster but that dead-ass robot from the beginning was still hangin around I guess.)
Fast forward about 20 minutes and it has powered up and seems fine.
So I heft this door stopper up (seriously are they trying to imply quality by making it weigh a few pounds???) and tap the Play Store icon. And then I tap it again. And again. Nothing. Starting to feel like a fumbling preteen, but I just keep whackin that little button to no avail.
Ok, reboot. Ye Olde Reboote always does the trick, right?
Right?

God? Are you there?
It’s me. The dummy who thought buying this cheap paperweight and pretending it could load an app was a good idea. Help?

Ok so it reboots and the play store opens and I look for my silly light bulb app, now seriously reconsidering my oh so clever idea to have a tablet that guests can use to play music and dim the lights, rather than needing my phone to be present in order to have some ambience.
First.World.Problems. I know. This is silly.
But now I’m in it, so I keep going.
The app has installed (15 minutes later. And before you ask, I have 2GB fiber optic internet, so it’s not my wifi at fault here.)
Everything in the app technically works, but the lag time on each command is retro, to put it nicely. The screen kind of flutters, like it’s so nervous about doing a good job. Then it shows a little flash of what I’ve asked it to load, but just for a second. Back to the last screen. Another flash. Uhm. Ok, so I press the button again… more flutters and flashes, and then it loads.
So I guess this thing “works”… but it’s kind of like that coworker who “just literally can’t” with coming in to work, and joins every meeting from bed, wearing a tuxedo T-shirt, some generic office background filter applied but you keep seeing glitchy bits of their pillow and their cat’s paw because it’s laying on said pillow.
This tablet is like that coworker.
So it’s fine. I’m going to give it exactly two tasks and it will do both with solid mediocrity.
I hope you enjoyed my story.
Don’t buy this tablet. You’re better than this. You deserve things that work. Technology should make things easier, not more annoying.
Android is trash.
Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

I just received this, Nov 2023, and am fairly pleased. It seems to be decent for what I want, except for one area. The auto-rotate function seems to work on all but one app that I downloaded from the Google Play Store. The auto rotate function on this tablet would not work for this particular app, so I tried all the auto-rotate apps that I could find, but none would work, as the permissions for them were disabled on this Go tablet, so I guess that I’ll live with it. I was thinking about the Fire 7 inch, but Google Play Store is not supported on it. As Mick would say, you can’t always get what you want!