VASTKING KingPad K10 10 inch Tablet, Android 10, 1920X1200, 4G LTE SIM Card Tablet & Phone (Makes Calls), 3GB RAM, 32 GB ROM, 13MP Rear Camera, Bluetooth 5.0, 5G Wi-Fi, GPS, Metal Body, Sapphire Blue

I am very pleased with my recently purchased Vastking K10 tablet.(Not the "Pro" version, the regular version).It arrived undamaged, and was easy to set up.I should explain -- I am an older American, somewhat "technologically-challenged," and have never owned or used a tablet previously. (My wife has an iPhone, so is more familiar with touchscreens and touchpads than me).Anyway, I wanted a device that could stream YouTube videos and music, and this tablet does that admirably. Google Chrome came already installed, as well as a YouTube app, and many more apps are available for download through the included GooglePlay app.Your average 13-year-old could have set this unit up in 10 minutes.It took my wife and I the better part of an hour to do so (and used up about 30% of the battery charge -- I did mention I was "tech-challenged," yes?)[Problems were mostly my "ham-fistedness" with touchscreens, and mistaking things like "9" for "g" or "2" for "Z" when entering network passwords. NOT Vastking's fault.The included "Quick Start" guide is rather silly -- says "1. Swipe up to unlock screen" (Huh? With no power, what's that gonna do?). Then "2. Press Power On button" and then "3. Plug in charger cord."Kinda backwards, if you ask me. First, charge the battery (the unit arrived with a fully-charged battery from the factory); then, turn on the power, then unlock the screen, right??[You DO have to do these operations, once you have it set up and turn it on the next day...].Like my wife's iPhone, Setup makes you create a PIN to "log-in" in order to use the tablet (after setup).The included "User Manual" is small, with VERY small print. Hard for us oldsters to read.However, the Vastking website offers .pdf versions of the manuals for it's products, and that was a real help for me.(Vastking apparently looks after its customers. Very commendable).The screen is great, and can be adjusted through menu functions (for us eyesight and hearing impaired folks).The speakers are ... OK (and can be augmented by external speakers, either "plug-in" via the included earphone jack, or wireless, using the included Bluetooth capability of the K10.(Get earbuds, pair them up with the K10, and enjoy music wherever you go, leaving the K10 sitting in the den, or wherever -- to the limits of your Wi-Fi network, of course).This is not a Smartphone -- no place for a SIM card (and subscription contract with T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T, or whoever, that would let you go anywhere in their service area).The K10 DOES have a "Maps" and "GPS" functionality, but how useful this would be is doubtful (for reasons stated above). Depends on your Wi-Fi network.Its Camera (with included Flash) are quite good.And, you can use the included Charging Cord (minus the block that plugs into the wall) to connect the K10 to another computer (that has a standard USB2.0 plug recepticle) to transfer files (especially photos), and then manipulate them, print them, send them via e-mail to friends, etc.[The K10 has a menu item for connecting to a printer, but I haven't tried it yet].The K10 has a lot of features. (You can read about them in the Vastking ads. I won't try to repeat them here.) I look forward to further exploring it's capabilities.I purchased a "Docking Keyboard Case" at the same time for the K10 (since I'm more familiar with keyboard computing), to turn the K10 into a sort of "laptop," that my wife could use when she starts studying online for her college degree.Protects the K10 as well.Really simple -- pins on the K10 go into a socket on the keyboard case, then snap the upper corners of the K10 into the top of the case.[Right. Took me two tries to get it right. Told you I was ham-fisted and tech-challenged ...]Works great now. However, if we try a "traditional" tablet case setup (e.g., fold it over on back of the tablet), the keyboard is then exposed to dust, dirt, food particles, dog hair, etc., depending on where we set it down.Well, Saran Wrap is a renewable and replaceable protector for the keypad (and, you can type through it), so No Worries!Hope some of this is helpful to somebody.DARoot

I was looking for a cheap tablet to use at home for browsing the internet, and watching videos/movies mostly. Not gonna lie, but the reason I clicked on this tablet was for the price alone. I did do some quick research regarding the tablet, and looked at some reviews. I had my concerns when ordering this, since I had never used products from this brand, but the reviews that I read/watched prepared me for what to expect.Just a FYI, I will mostly be talking about my experience with the tablet. Will not be focusing much on the hardware specs/features that are already listed in the product description.This is not a top of the line tablet with the absolute best stats, and I don't think anyone would be expecting that. Specially in this price range. But don't let the price fool you. Using this tablet has been a very nice surprise. It feels like a good quality tablet right from when you first grab the box. The unboxing experience will feel slightly familiar to any "fruit" tablet owners. ;)Pros:-Screen.-Build quality.-Stock Android.-USB-C charging.Cons:-Built-in speakers.-Cameras.Details:-The screen is pretty nice. It puts out some great detail. Not ultra hi-res display, but it is a 1080p display, and it's more than enough that you do not miss any details from your favorite shows or movies. It gets plenty bright as well, specially for indoor use. Not bad for outdoor use either, as long as you're not in direct sunlight. However, the screen refresh rate leaves something to desire. Something as simple as moving apps around the screen feels a bit laggy. So, probably not the best if you are looking for a tablet for gaming. Videos, and internet browsing works great, and that's the main purpose for my purchase.-The build quality is exceptional. The mostly metal body feels sturdy, and heavy. Feels like it's built to last. The one small part of the frame that's made from plastic is there for the antenna. This doesn't look, or feel cheap at all. Just looking at it, it doesn't look out of place. The power, and volume buttons are both made out of metal as well (these rattle slightly, if you move them with your finger back and forth, but don't look like they might break or fall off).-OS is Android 10, and from what I can tell, it is stock Android 10. The launcher is immediately familiar. No bloatware. This is a big plus for me.-USB C charging/data port. Another big plus.-The built-in speakers are...not great. They are fine. Don't expect too much from these. They get loud enough for personal use, but lack any bass. You will definitely benefit from using your own headphones.-Both the rear camera, and the front facing camera perform well enough in a well lit area, but struggle in low light. The front facing camera is also used for Face Unlock, a feature I did not know this device had. Not sure how secure it is, though.Overall, I really like the tablet. As of right now, I am happy with my purchase. You will have a hard time finding something better in this price range.

Hola, pues anduve buscando una tablet qué fuera buena y accesible, y vi muchas buenas reseñas de esta qué compre, les diré mi experiencia hasta ahorita que llevo 2 meses:En calidad de material me gustó qué es metálica y se siente resistente, ojo, se siente, realmente no se si aguante una caida.En rendimiento le puse el de plantas vs zombies 2 y se juega bastante bien, responde bien al juego.En el manejo es buena, es rápida hasta cierto punto, no esperen qué responda como un celular pero se defiende.En general para ver videos es buena, paea leer artículos también. Aun no pruebo su funda protectora con teclado, cuando la tenga se las pondré aquí.

Muy buen producto.