Oangcc 11 Inch Tablet Android 13 Tablets 16GB RAM 256GB ROM 1TB Expand 2025, 2K Display 2000 x 1200, Octa-Core, 8600mAh, Split Screen, Quad Speakers, 5G WiFi, 13MP Triple Camera, GPS - Gray with Case

The extra RAM makes this run really smoothly, and the 11" screen is a nice improvement over the 10.1" screen from my older tablet - see the photo. Screen resolution is very clearThings I've noted:~It seems to weigh about the same as my smaller one~Battery life seems to be comparable to my older tablet, maybe a little longer life. Can't tell for sure yet, as I burned up a bunch while getting it set up.~Android 13 implements MIDI 2.0. Musicians may find it handy, as my Android 12 could hang up occasionally when using a MIDI app. I haven't explored this yet.~Adding a Micro SD card for extra storage went without a hitch.~4 speakers is a little improvement over 2, but I seldomly rely on them.~Note that this tablet does NOT include a keyboard/mouse with it. Not an issue for me, as I'll just pair with what I have.Overall, I'm very happy with this purchase! Android 13 is a step forward without making huge interface changes.

Got it last night.so far so good. Great picture/sound but having trouble connecting to a wireless HP printer.Batteries will last about 6 hours, but that's ok. I'll update as necessary...how do you register this device with the manufacturer?still can't communicate with my hp envy printer but paired 2 other devices (9-24-24). Am registered now.9/27/24- after over a week, very, very pleased....10/1/24- still pleased, no issues10/7/24- still no issues...10/12/24- still no issues. 5 stars so far...10/19/24- been a month. still no issues, but battery life not as good as I thought....10/27/24- still no issues.11/05/24- still no issues.11/09/24- still no issues. ill update only if one occurs.11/27/24- still no issues...12/04/24- still no issues12/23/24- still no issues...01/13/25- still no issues...02/23/25- still no issues...

So I bought three tablets to compare them: This one, plus a 12-incher and a 13-incher. This was the best of the three because the size was closest to what I want. But actually I returned all three and bought a 9-inch tablet instead. I think 9 in is the best fit for me.The case is awesome on this and it's a great color blue. I really like this tablet and I seriously considered keeping it. To me it's just a tad bit too big but I could have considered living with it if I had to. I like that I can turn on the developer options in the settings. And I like that it let me remove the Google search bar from the home screen.

Well, the tablet is nice. The battery is not. Takes 4 hours to charge. Lasts 1.5 hours. I installed one app. An app for reading books. Turned the screen brightness to lowest level. 1.5 hours is all you get. Emailed the company. No reply. And I evidently missed the 30 day window for returns that Amazon has.My wife bought the blue version of this tablet and hers works great. So, you are playing Russian Roulette if you buy this. I wouldn't take the chance.

Ok, so, it is a great value. So far:- The screen really is 11" and is fine.- The 8GB of RAM is fine, calling it 16 is just nonsense why do they bother with even saying that? Not as much free memory at run time as my 6GB phone, so, take it with a grain of salt.- The Android 13 is very vanilla as is the Mediatek Chipset, which I like. Everything predictable with only a couple of "manufacturer tweak" things.- Minor negative compared to my old tablet is that inserting and extracting the MicroSD requires both a SIM tool and taking it out of the case - would be nice if there was a fingernail opening tray and an opening in the case for that. No big deal though.- Another very minor thing is that it doesn't have "auto brightness" dimming - you have to set the brightness manually all the time, not like some devices where it will auto dim if the lights are low. Seems an odd thing to leave out...- Battery life is fine, it is 7 not 8.6, like the RAM they stretch the truth, but the power-logic is _good_, it lasts for days when not in much use, like a tablet should. I can tell you that it does *not* have rapid charging to the level of a modern Qualcomm based phone - maybe a dumb 8 or 9 watts at most - expect 4 hours from empty to full I think at least.- I was able to unlock the boot-loader and to root it, but, well, it isn't for the faint of heart. No blockers though, very doable if that is your thing.- Another downside: The 5ghz Wi-Fi seems... bad. Very bad. Now... do I care? I don't think so, for me, the 2.4ghz Wi-Fi is working just fine and I'm not going to do high bandwidth streaming. Further test will be to rename a 5ghz AP and do an isolation test.- I have yet to benchmark speed etc. but it doesn't seem to be a "screamer"... this is a low-ish-end mediatek chipset, after all.- Basically, though, it is *fine* - comes with a case, 11" screen, no issues, Android 13, no software issues. Case/stand is fine. Turns itself to standby when you close it.