Pros: Beautiful screen, excellent color saturation and viewing angles due to using an LG LP097X02-SLA3 IPS display, exact same panel as the Apple iPad 1 and HP Touchpad. 4:3 ratio (1024x768) display is better for web browsing in either orientation. Very sensitive GLASS capacitive multitouch touchscreen. Excellent materials and build quality, rear panel is made of black anodized brushed aluminum. Amazing battery life, can go 1 to 1-1/2 weeks between charges with daily use. Fast and responsive, surprisingly little lag for a single-core tablet. It handles every game and app I've tried, flawlessly. Easy to root using instructions posted on XDA forums. You definitely get a lot for your money with this tablet!

Cons: No official upgrades beyond Froyo 2.2. Connects to my Wifi router at G speeds despite having an N wireless chipset (4626 firmware). Default pixel density is too large, making textboxes and icons take up too much screen real-estate, although this may be a pro for someone with visual impairment (can be changed if rooted). Uses a proprietary 30-pin USB cable, although an iPod/iPad/iPhone USB cable can be made to work with modifications to either socket or plug. Not fast enough or no CODEC to allow 720p x.264 .mkv files to play smoothly (but 720p Xvid .avi files play fine). Thicker and heavier than modern tablets like iPad 2 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, but slightly lighter than iPad 1 and HP Touchpad. MicroSD door does not stay firmly shut on mine. Sleep of death (not waking up when pressing the power button) has occurred twice in 1-month on 4431 firmware. Has not occurred yet on 4626 firmware.

Overall Review: Le Pan may not be a well known name when it comes to tablets, but this tablet is definitely an amazing value. When you pick it up, you know immediately this is NOT the average cheap Chinese tablet. The only real disappointment I have is this tablet is stuck on Froyo 2.2 (Android for phones), with no ability to be upgraded. I do hold onto a slim hope that hackers can figure out how to get Ice Cream Sandwich on the Le Pan. Unfortunately, Le Pan has chosen to violate GPL by refusing to release source, but I've been following some threads on XDA where progress is being made that may lay the groundwork for custom ROMs. However, even if it's stuck on Froyo forever, it's an excellent tablet and worth the money.

Pros: Android 2.2? Check. Tablet but not iPad? Check. Email, Netflix, news, e-reader, Pandora? Check. Reasonable price? Check. I'm long since past the "who is Le Pan?" phase. This is a GREAT device when you're ready to make your leap away from the laptop and into the world of consumption-centric tablets. It, quite simply, does everything that I had hoped it would. The other night I had to wait on my thirteen year old to be done with a dinner party. I pulled into the Burger King parking lot after getting my food and easily connected to their free wifi. My chicken sandwich and I went on a Netflix date and I couldn't have been happier. This morning I made pancakes and bacon (mmm... bacon...) for my family while playing Esquivel radio on Pandora. The speakers were powerful and clear enough to fill the bottom floor of my home. When using earbuds the sound

Cons: It's taking me a little time to get used to the Android OS but I'm getting there. It locked up on me once but I learned that I had a lot of residual applications left running partially in the background.

Overall Review: I also purchased a Targus Truss case for iPad and it is a great fit.

Pros: 1) Great battery life. 2) Low price.

Cons: 1) Bottom right corner lifts up, not perfect seal. 2) Very slow boot up and shut down times. 3) After using it for 4 months, the screen went totally crazy with random colors on it. 4) Company claimed to have OS upgrade from Froyo (Android 2) to a newer upgrade, but never released it. Then released a "new" pad with the new OS. LIARS!

Overall Review: Loved this at first but after having issues with the old operating system and now having the thing go crazy with random screen colors, this is a total dog. Will not be buying any LePan product from here on!

Pros: - Excellent tablet for around $200. For the specs (which are comparable to the iPad 2) you cannot go wrong. - High resolution screen is really gorgeous (1024 x 768). I am very picky, and extremely pleased with the screen size and look. - 512MB DDR2 RAM is plenty enough to make a (quite) gracious Android experience. - Built in GPS seems just fine. Cool feature. Some of the more lower end tablets include them externally; eww. - Can play pretty much every 3D game at excellent FPS (2.3 update). - Pretty sexy looking. Loving the nice black bezel and backing. - Capacitive touchscreen :D I've tested it, and it recognizes up to 5 points of touch at one time.

Cons: - Stock Android 2.2 is not super great. - It's heavy. You start to feel it if you hold it in awkward positions for too long. - It picks up fingerprints. Deal with it. - A little unstable depending on settings/apps. There is a reset button on the back to solve those problems quick (i.e. occasional lock up, usually app related). - Only 2GB built in storage. SD cards are under $1 per GB though! - Proprietary 30 pin charging/USB connector (if you're crafty you can modify an apple 30 pin connector to work fine).

Overall Review: Stock- especially to a non-technical user- this tablet is a 3.5/5 stars. After going over to XDA and getting 2.3 (Gingerbread) on it, it runs like a champ (much better battery life) and gets 5/5. There is active (but young) development over at XDA and it's looking very promising. Enjoy! I recommend to all Android/gadget geeks out there from one brother to another.

Pros: Its affordable.

Cons: It would lock on me and I would only have 2-3 hours worth of use.

Pros: This tablet is extremely fast and stable. I have two of them one for me and one for my wife. I have compared this tablet to my friends and families more expensive tablets including the I-puke. This tablet has better size, speed, up time, and its battery life is amazing. I could not be happier with my purchase and I highly recommend the Le Pan TC 970.

Cons: not one

Overall Review: If you are looking for a rock solid tablet that has endless capabilities, and great battery life, this is the tablet for you.

Pros: Awesome Screen - You watch any HQ video from Youtube and you ll start loving it Super Responsive - Apps open up fast - browser is great. Fun to play with... Android 2.2 inside - would ve liked 2.3 or Honeycomb but for entry level it's fine. 2GB storage - expand it to 32 whenever u want... Free flowing design - No plastic - Looks rich... Webcam's is good - would ve liked another cam for taking pictures but can live with this. - use ur digicam or phone and just move it in with bluetooth Dimensions match ipad(including 30pin adapter) - Just a fraction short when compared - so u can use some of ipad accessories with some modifications

Cons: Accessories - Though ipad accessories fit - a case for this model is something that the manufacturer could ve thought about. Finger Prints - Yes, it is an issue till u get a screen protector. Posrus has one made for le pan - but I just bought an ipad generic with good reviews for 3 dollars and cut it to fit. Else - just get a nice microfiber and clean it

Overall Review: Overall, i love it. Compare it with a branded one and yes you ll see more features there but this one is so well put together that as a package it offers more style and value. This tablet is selling cos of it's user reviews - so here goes my 5/5. I would recommend it to anyone who wants style and value.

Pros: This is an amazing android tablet. I am completely satisfied with this product. It has an amazing screen and runs apps really fast. Also the screen size perfect.

Cons: The only problem is with its wifi capabilities. At times it has trouble connecting when I am a little bit of a distance away.

Overall Review: This is a great product and I would recommend it as a great budgit tablet. Currently I use it in my college classes to take notes as well as slack off.