7" Inch Kids Headphone Bundle Quad Core Android Tablet, stunning 1024*600 Display, Octa Core GPU, 1GB RAM, 8GB Diskspace extendable with SD card, Wifi, Bluetooth, Google Play Store. - ANOC KIDS

I spent a long time comparing tablets at the cheaper end of the market before selecting the ANOC and I'm happy with my choice.At 7" its a lot more mobile than my rather heavy 10.6".It's quick enough. Fair but nor startling graphics. The sound is a little poor but what do you expect at this price? Besides - Bluetooth it to an external speaker and problem solved.If you want a cheap but efficient tablet, that's very portable and not too expensive to lose, this is a good choice.Finally it runs Android 5.1.1 rather than 5.1. I have no idea what's in the extra 0.0.1 but presumably its a bonus! :-)

its a cheap quad core tablet with 1 gb ram not sure why the use of the word octo core in the tittle as this is a quad core, the screen sucks in bright sun light but is good indoors away from bright day light, feels nice to hold in the hand but the screen isnt a smooth touch but it does prevent finger smears, boot time is ok for what it is & its clean of any bloatware :) also this has a dedicated charging port do not plug any other chargers into this it does not charge via its micro usb port !! also i use a power bank to charge this as the charging lead is very short i would suggest getting a usb to usb lead & a uk plug usb charger 500 - 1000 mah output ! my charging cable had a dead zone on it meaning if you twisted it to a certain point it would not charge to fix this i marked the lead where it was good & used some resin glue at base of the cable head so when plugged into tablet it would wedge & not twist or move

Not a very good item, didn't keep its charge longer than 20 minutes from a full battery. It constantly showed on charge whilst unplugged which used the battery quicker. Games kept crashing. Every time it was switched on it optimismed apps which took up to 15 minutes & used half the battery life. A very disappointed 4 year old.

It's ok as as starter tablet for an 8 year old. Does what we need it to do. Only disappointment is that the pink cover is in no way a nice bright magenta type pink as shown in the picture. It is a very washed out pale pink, in fact it looks like almost pinky-white. Headphones seem ok. We didn't use the jack for charging, we used my mobile phone charger instead which charges it much more quickly.

It was cheap for a reason. Out of the box it felt light and the buttons felt cheap and flimsly. After less than 6 hours use the Android system was intermittently unresponsive, and kept powering the tab off. After 2 days of normal use, it crashed completely and would not even re-boot.I would advise spending another £50 and getting the most basic Samsung Galaxy lite.

You get what you pay for... This is a useable tablet except the wifi is extremely flaky, the signal drops in and out never lasting longer than 30 mins. I prefer the separate power supply, (it is supplied with a note indicating that the device is charded via the separate DC connector) it means I can charge it while using the USB socket. I can live with the low resolution camaras and the white dot that appears near the centre my screen. The other bonus is the clean factory set Android O/S.. no unwanted apps consuming valuable RAM. If you want a cheap tablet and only need light wifi use then I can recommend this tablet.

Lasted less than a month before returning as the on/off switch brokePlus even when fully charged the Battery barely last a couple of hours if that

Don't get me wrong - this is a little slow and clunky and battery discharges very quick - but that's compared against other tables/phones each retailing for much more.... Pound-for-Pound, this is a wonderful option for those who wants a disposable 7" Table you can't go too wrong..