ALLDOCUBE10.4 Inch Tablet，2000 * 1200 in-Cell IPS Screen Android13 Tablet,12GB RAM (4+8 Virtual)+64GB ROM 2TB TF Expandable,Widevine L1, Unisoc T618 8 Core CPU, 6000mAh Battery,5G/2.4G WiFi

Great android tablet! I did extended research before I ended up buying this model (iplay 50 - 6GB + 128GB) on sale for $130! Overall, I couldn't be more happy! Pros and cons below:Pros:- Fast and snappy. The 6GB RAM really allows this tablet to whip around between apps. I've pushed this thing to my personal limits with videos playing, surfing apps/sites, and other processes running - passed with flying colors!- Beautiful, full HD, 2K screen. Plays videos and streams at very high quality.- Dual speakers. Not the loudest speakers ever, but it's definitely an added bonus listening to movies, videos, or games in stereo.- Base Android setup. No filler or useless junk preinstalled on this tablet. Note, I think 23GB of my 128GB of ROM were already used up with the essential Google apps (some may be modified with user preferences). Completely customizable, like all other Android devices.- Expandable memory. Most tablets near this price range have expandable memory around 128GB-256GB, but this unit accepts up to 2TB!- Connectivity options. Not only does this device have Internet access via Wifi, but you can also add up to two phone lines to this device via dual SIM card slots.- Solid battery life. With a full charge, I tested the device by playing videos continuously at the highest brightness setting. The device lasted almost 8 hours! Impressive, especially at the highest video and performance settings.- Intangibles. The device has a nice design and feels premium! The tablet actually came with a screen protector pre-installed! The metal frame feels like it could handle some small wear and tear.Cons:- Not very bright. I find myself either on the brightest setting or close to it. Not the biggest problem, as the battery life is very reasonable.- Takes a long time to charge. Maybe it's just because it was my first time charging the device (received the device at ~90% battery), but it took around 5 hours to completely charge with the provided charger.Untested:Cameras. I personally didn't purchase this device for the cameras, but I'm sure they're serviceable. With only a 5 megapixel front camera and 8 megapixel back camera, you may want to look elsewhere if a camera is a high priority for you.Again, I'm totally satisfied with this device! I will update this review if anything changes, but for now this is a FIVE STAR TABLET

Es una de las mejores compras baratas que se pueden hacer, en general lo mejor, pero solo por un problema el cual espero solo sea de mi unidad, la cual existen momentos en los que se apaga sola, puede pasar cada cierto tiempo o mucho después, talvez por alguna incompatibilidad o inestabilidad en el software, pero nada grave ni molesto... De resto un total 9/10

Its pretty fast i use it for watching movies on the go and kindle books, I can confirm it works on T Mobile or any of there prepaids MVNOS, I am using an sim from my T mobile prepaid hotspot works fine, I also tested it on Mint mobile it works for talk and text also, It also works on ATT and there MVNOS but will not work on Verizon

Update: I've experienced intermittent screen issues with my Alldocube talblet. While i still like the tablet I discovered a hugely important issue for buyers in the USA. Warranty. There is none. I repeat there is no warranty. Yes you have 30 days from Amazon in which to return the tablet. But Alldocube provides absolutely no warranty. None. Zero. Nada.Here is my chat with Facebook chat with an Alldocube representative:Me:"What is the duration of the warranty on my tablet?"Alldocube:"The warranty duration can vary depending on the platform where the tablet was purchased, as each store or dealer may have their own policies. Since the store is managed by a third-party dealer, I recommend contacting their customer service directly for specific details about your warranty."Alldocube"Based on your description, it seems like the issue may be related to the screen itself. I would suggest considering repair options."Me:"If there is no warranty then a repair would probably cost me more that the tablet did! And it appears that you are telling me that Alldocube does not provide any warranty for their products sold by Amazon in the USA."Alldocube:"This means that warranty support is provided through the seller, not directly by Alldocube. If you’re experiencing issues, you should contact the dealer or platform’s customer service for assistance."Uh so there you have it. The Alldocube tablet is kind of an orphan. At least in the sense that they do not stand behind the product. So no warranty. Nada. They do not even offer the option to pay them to have it repaired. Their response was "go find someone to fix your tablet" I don't know but I suspect it also means that an Alldocube tablet with Android 13 will never get upgraded to Android 14 or 15. There is no after sale service. Keep this in mind before buying the tabletYour best solution is a) find another brand that does stand behind their product or b) purchase the extended service contract offered by Amazon. Which will increase the price of the table proportionally. You may want to consider that price increase in your decision. The tablet may or may not be much of a "deal" if you have to buy your own warranty. Or you can always just roll the dice and see if you win. Keep your fingers crossed that the tablet is not a 90 day disposable.This is one of the better android tablets out there. I primarily use it as an epub reader. But I also have watched videos on it during a couple of flights. Relatively light weight. The form factor is fine but I have to admit that I keep mine in a case. Nice screen, color rendition, bluetooth and wifi work fine. Battery life is not bad/not great. Kinda mediocre. Wish they had used a more powerful battery.It does seem to take quite awhile to boot up. Maybe I have too many rarely used apps? The screen is responsive to finger gestures. The sound is about as crappy as any other 8" tablet. I use headphones on flights so the speaker quality is really not that significant to me. But again nearly all of the small tablets have mediocre sounding speakers. You can only do so much with what little space is available. I've owned it for about 7 months. Use it daily for reading. Occasionally for watching vids or listening to music - again with a set of headphones. It also works fine for basic web browsing, email etc.