Question 1

What are the dimension?

Does it only have a camera facing away? or can one skype with it?

Accepted Answer

Only has the one camera. Yes, you can Skype with it. Only app I wish to use with it that it does not support is radio apps (iHeart radio and TuneIn apps) It is decent and solidly built. I bought it b/c I prefer to have a dumb phone and a tablet I can use as if a smartphone.

Question 2

How much does it weigh?  Does it feel too light, or does it have some heft to it?  I can't seem to find any weight except one place where it says 2 lbs., and I'm sure it's not that heavy, or is it?

Accepted Answer

it's pretty light, but you can feel it in your hands, maybe half the weight of a iphone or galaxy s3, the screen quality is more like a cell phone from 6 years ago, the touch sensitivity is great though, they lie about the internal storage, only a little more then a gig it has in flash memory, the processor is very slow, reminiscent of a first generation net book, but it doesn't crash much, and will eventually do what ya asked it too, games like bejewelled are unplayable, though words with friends and facebook are ok types of apps, the battery life is pretty weak as well, but the wifi works quite well, overall for 50 it might not be worth it, better off spending a bit more for a galaxy tablet or nexus, but it's not terrible....just bad

Question 3

Does this product take an SD card?

Accepted Answer

Yes, It will handle up to 32 gb according to the specs.  I used a 16 gb loaded with 2gb of my music from my pc.  Works great.  Little fingers help too.  My granddaughter will love it.

Question 4

Does it have the google play store?

Accepted Answer

Yes it does, but doing anything on this device other then listen to music and checking emails would be hard. it is pretty small, if you don't understand how big 4.3" is, it is much smaller then most smart phone screens. plus the resolution on it makes it difficult to do anything else.

Question 5

Is this item quality? Does it already come with the apps? chrome, and email?  is it a good investment ? does it work well with any wireless router?

Accepted Answer

I had no problems with this product, I ended up giving it to a young friend of mine... I synced it with my google account and most of the apps that I used and available from them automatically downloaded and installed.... I cannot remember any that caused me any grief... The wireless receiver is stronger than the 8" Nextbook I bought....

I was quite happy with the device. It dealt with multi user better than other devices I have used..

I had no quality issue with this.

I thought it was a good value and a good investment. I had set up my gmail and my company exchange server email on it without issue.

Hope this helps

Question 6

Will this hook to a speaker system for enjoying Pandora and other music? (This will be it's sole application)

Accepted Answer

yes, if you have a 3.5m cable with 2 male ends, and your stereo system has a 3.5m input. you attach the cable where you would attach headphones. i hook mine up to the aux input on my car stereo, my bedside alarm clock and my living room stereo. all have the aux 3.5m input. i use the coiled cable it saves space.

Question 7

is this tablet fast enough for kids to play games?

Accepted Answer

For a novelty gadget it's actually somewhat useful. Does basic web browsing, music and video playing and runs most games fairly well.

But...it's somewhat underpowered, so forget running a lot of things simultaneously. Apps load a bit slowly and response is sometimes sluggish. The screen's low resolution makes text hard to read without pinching in, and some apps don't scale well (buttons in the taskbar sometimes overlap or appear awkwardly placed when held in portrait mode.) Runs a little warm when being used or charged and battery life isn't the best. No GPS and no Bluetooth but does have decent WiFi and a microSD card slot.

On the positive side, it's stock Android 4.2 and runs just about any app. Great pocket size means you can take it anywhere and not have to worry about killing your phone, tablet or laptop battery. Runs most games fairly well. Very good for small kids with small hands and the cheap price means it won't set you back $200 or more if your kids destroy it. Heck buy a couple. Makes a great stocking-stuffer.

Question 8

Does it have an a/c charger?

Accepted Answer

It has a USB cord to connect to a computer to charge it. You would need an A/C adapter to change it without the use of a computer.

Question 9

Does this device use micro usb cable for charging!  Also I read one review suggesting installing better battery.  Is that doable?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it charges exclusively through the USB port (no charger included). I bought five of these and then bought some charging kits for less than $5 everyone could charge without a computer. 
The battery can last all day doing a some games or Netflix, but if you have a bunch of applications open, use an active "live" desktop, or are using a processor-intensive game, the battery can die pretty quick (within a couple hours). Trying to replace the internal battery on a tablet is not for a do-it-yourselfer, and would likely end badly. If portability is a must, consider picking up an external battery pack that outputs via USB so you can charge on-the-go, or look for a tablet that better fits your needs.

Question 10

is this touchscreen or what?

Accepted Answer

HI, The capacitive screen indicates that it is a touch screen. My advice, it is a toy and not anywhere comparable to a tablet. It is hard to use and I'm trying to get authorization to return mine.

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