Pros: Fingerprint reader has very fast response. Navigation buttons can be moved to either side. Excellent audio quality from external speakers. Battery life very long. Minimal bloatware. I prefer this tablet to any Samsung device with all the app bloat no one uses.

Cons: No headphone jack. It does come with a USB-C adapter with a headphone jack. I don't consider it an issue. I tested audio with BT headphones, it's excellent. Better than my phone. I did not test any BT/wifi issues that everyone is talking about. But I did connect to the 5Ghz band in my house. I hear the BT and 5Ghz dont' use the same hardware. Cant' confirm any of that.

Overall Review: Overall it's a great buy. I got this tablet to give me a larger screen, and to cut down on my phone battery drain, which is horrible. I'd recommend it.

Pros: I have had a Google Nexus 7 (2013) for years. I loved it. It fit in my hand. It was a great browser, FaceBook client, email client, etc. It was great for surfing in bed or my hot tub. It no longer gets updates and wouldn't display videos so it was time to look for a replacement. There aren't that many tablets anymore. But this one seemed to have everything that I wanted. -It has a more current Android more current than most tablets. -It was a lot cheaper than getting the current Samsungs with pretty much the same features. -About the right size (an inch bigger seemed like a plus, but not too big to hold in my hand.) -It has a high resolution. -It has good sound -It has a reasonably new processor with decent speed. -It has plenty of memory. -It has a nice metal case. -It has good battery life There have been some slight adjustments with different software, but no major problems. (I am used to Nexus tablet and Samsung phones.)

Cons: no serious complaints

Overall Review: I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for an Android tablet.

Pros: - Build quality is excellent. - Speakers live up to the rep.... they are loud and sound great. - Fingerprint ID part works fast. - Battery life seems to be excellent as advertised.

Cons: - I have had one issue with bluetooth earbud I am using. It lost connection for some reason and than immediately started playing thru the speakers while I was at the gym. Usually a disconnect and the music will just stop playing.Had a bit of an issue connecting it again. Same earbud worked flawlessly on the Samsung 12.2. I am thinking this was more of a fluke ...too early to be sure. Solved!!!! I think!! "- Wifi disconnect issue that many seem to be having with this mode. I appear to be having it as well??? I will stream music with 2 different apps and within 30 mins both apps just stop. They are no longer in the notification bar or on the desktop. I restart and it works again until it fails..... I have had the issue on both the 2.4 & 5Ghz wireless frequencies. With bluetooth, usb to 3.5 wire adapter, and with just the tablet speakers." - I found another review which describe the problems I was having with the 2 music apps. Turns out the Huwaei is rather aggressive in how it saves battery in regards to how apps run on it. So basically it was turn off the music apps because it felt it was using to much power(battery). Even though I was using the app at the time! So if you go to Setting>Battery>Launch and than "manage manually" the app you want it should fix the problem. I was able to run my music app for @ 90 mins and it never shut off.

Overall Review: "I was looking for an android tablet to replace my aging Samsung Galaxy Tab 12.2, and this doesn't feel big enough. It was the largest screen I could find in a modern android tablet though." This is exactly why I made this choice as well. I do like the tablet and wish it was bigger. I miss having a dedicated earphone jack but not a deal breaker for me. I have not had any issues with bluetooth and wifi that others have stated. I am able to use both with no issues.

Pros: Beautiful, Clear, Picture , 4 gigs of running memory keeps this tablet operating fast and efficient. The 64gb's of flash memory is big enough that you shouldn't need to expand storage space for a while, but when you do there is room for expansion. Battery life on this tablet is AWSOME. I can charge it, and using it here and there everyday for about and hour or more, it will be good for a week or more without needing another charge.

Cons: The only thing I'm not a fan of with this tablet is the placement of the volume and power button, they are hard to control. They are mounted on the rounded part of the bottom of the tablet. You have to press from the bottom up to get them to work. They are not side accessible like on some other tablets or your Smartphone.

Overall Review: Huawei should be ( WoWie ) This tablet is great. I have owned it for about 2 months and I like almost everything about it.

Pros: Nice build quality for price.

Cons: The biggest flaw I've found is if you are a US owner, Android 8 will be the only OS you will see. While the rest of the world seems to be getting Android 9, that apparently won't happen in the US. I've been in contact with customer "care" and have been told there are no plans in the works to make Android 9 available here. I suspect this has much to do with the US banning Huaweifrom doing future business with Google and other US vendors. That is a shame. Will have to look into jailbreaking this tablet and installingan ASOP version of Android.

Pros: Pros: -2560x1600 excellent LCD screen. While not quite as vibrant as an OLED phone display, it's still way better than most tablets. The resolution works great with small fonts and kanji characters (Japanese text). Most 8 inch tablets have a 1280x800 display. -4 GB RAM / 64 GB Storage equals a lot of room for all of your apps. Most 8 inch tablets have a 2GB/32GB offering or far less. -USB Type C charging and connectivity. -Very fast processor with no lag in launching apps and graphics use. -Touchscreen is very responsive with no dead zones. -Fingerprint reader also works great and is located at the bottom of the tablet. -Speakers are decent. I mainly use headphones, so this really doesn't matter to me much. -Accepts large microSD cards (I have a 256GB in mine) for loading up music, movies, etc. -Android 8.0 which is nice. Some tablets are still using version 4.4.

Cons: Cons: -Volume and power buttons are a bit stiff with my case on. This is actually a plus for me since I hate accidental button presses like my other tablet but some may find this as a con. -Huawei branded apps are really not useful since they aren't popular here in the U.S. I can't load Samsung apps on this tablet either. Thankfully, I mainly use Google apps for my contacts, notes, reminders, and others which can be loaded on almost any Android tablet. -No built-in headphone jack but there is an included type-c adapter. -A few built-in unremovable apps but they can be disabled. They don't take up much memory thankfully.

Overall Review: Review: Most manufacturers have given up on the Android tablet market. Almost every other 8-inch tablet out there is low-res, lacking RAM/storage and is running obsolete software. There are some nice 10-inch premium tablets, but 8 inch is the sweet spot for me. Compact enough to bring almost anywhere but much larger than my phone. My wife can fit hers in her purse just fine. I personally use a clear plastic slim case on my Mediapad not unlike my phone has. My wife prefers a folding case with a cover. Battery life is decent. Charging seems to take longer than I'd like though. Compared to anything else in this category, the Mediapad M5 8.4 inch tablet is about the best you can get here in the U.S. I highly recommend it.

Pros: Fast and responsive, Great sound, Good battery life Negative reviewers make much of the location of the volume buttons. Easy to get used to. Great features for price.

Cons: Lack of 3.5 plug somewhat annoying. I got bluetooth headphones to overcome.

Pros: beautiful fast and powerful tablet its working good!

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: yes I would to my friends.