Dragon Touch V10 10 inch GPS Android Tablet Android 7.0 Nougat MTK Quad Core 1GB RAM 16GB Storage, 800x1280 IPS Display with Mini HDMI

I am a kinder user, looking for a big screen tablet with affordable price under my budget. Quite surprising when I received this tablet! Came with very good packaging. My first impression that this tablet is really well made and look expensive. The picture is clear and sharp, sounds great, of course not the best but base on price that I thought that is wonderful! Likes that Google Android 7.0 Nougat System, very easy to use and able to download all the apps that I wanted for. I’ve used this tablet to browse the internet and watch my favourite YouTube channel, everything seen running smooth. No problem with usual connectivity such WiFi, Bluetooth and micro HDMI. I am satisfied with this the overall performance and I found that the price is cheaper then eBay. So delightful to purchased this Dragon Touch tablet! Thanks

The media could not be loaded.  I’ve read few reviews before buying these tablet as it didn’t say about it much on the description. I’ve added a video watching a movie using it and it’s HD! I am really suprised that it’s so bright and has a really good resolution, very good sound quality as well. I have tried to connect it on the TV and projector and works really well. Works fast, soft-touch, easy to use my daughter uses it most of the time for games and youtube. It came well packed and secured, has plastic cover, charger and USB cabel. I’ve added Micro SD card to expand the memory to 32gb. Charging time is about 2hours and can use it half a day to watch films and play games. I couldn’t be more happier with this purchase. Highly recommended!

If you want a good low price tablet then get this one . It's not a big brand name so don't compare it to one . The touch is slightly slow if you did compare to say a samsung tablet but compared with other budget makes I've tried it's very good . Only other thing is the speakers are a bit low on quality but not terrible. Remember not a samsung or acer or lenovo it's budget and close to as good as brand you'll get for the price.

The first thing I would say about this tablet was how well packaged it arrived. A great deal of thought has clearly been put into how its packaged and presented. Turning to the tablet itself, its made of durable plastic material as you would find on many tablets within this price bracket but looks like it can sustain a few knocks here and there. Build wise, its running Android Nougat, with an MTK quad core processor (which is fine for most tasks) with 1gb RAM and 16gb ROM, although only 11.5gb is actually available.I found that most applications worked as expected but the 1gb of RAM limited the opportunity to really multitask. I haven’t purchased this for gaming and don’t envisage playing games on it, so elected not to test its gaming ability. As with all such devices, I ran Antutu Benchmark and it immediately recognised the V10 device but whilst it was able to confirm the device specifications it just hanged when it came to running the benchmark test itself so can’t provide a benchmark score. It’s also important to note that mine was fully updated and the Google playstore worked out of the box. Another plus is that it has no bloatware and Malwarebytes detected no spyware or malware either.The IPS screen resolution is far better than I expected and the colours are vivid and as it’s a widescreen tablet, movies looked good which I am very happy with. Sound however, whilst good could have been much better, this I think could be improved in part by moving one of the speakers to the other side of the tablet. Currently both speakers are on the left-hand side of the tablet and whilst you can understand why there located there (all the slots, power and volume are located on the right-hand side) a bit of reorganisation in my opinion would enhance the sound quality.In terms of connectivity, its Wi-Fi only and uses the 2.4GHz which is fine, albeit mine took awhile to hook on to the network but once it connected, it worked ok. It has GPS and Bluetooth, HDMI, USB and Micro SD card slot. The battery life is ok and I’m getting up to 4 hours of constant usage before having to recharge.Finally, it has two cameras and to be honest with the exception of maybe for Skype, I don’t intend using them as most tablet cameras are limited when it comes to taking photos and the quality is generally not as good as a phone or SLR camera.Overall, a decent responsive tablet which I believe holds its own in the entry level tablet market.

My old Lenovo tablet is now too old to run the most recent android, and because of this I am unable to do certain things on it, despite the fact that internet and video still work great. For this reason i needed something reasonably cheap, but new. Samsungs, Lenovos etc were simply too expensive, and after some research i picked this DragonTouch.Well, let me tell you, this is not a perfect tablet, but for the price I cannot imagine much better can be achieved.It does everything that it supposed to do, and does it reasonably well. It is not lighting fast, and the screen is not pin sharp, but again - for the price it is really good.The colors are good, the speed is just fine for everyday browsing and streaming videos, and the battery life is sensible. Some reviews say the screen is not very responsive, but I did not experiemce this. Works fine for me.Overall I can really recommend this tablet if you dont want to spend more than £90.

I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand it does work and has a decent screen. But it can be slow at times. Every now and then I'll get a warning that YouTube or Google Play are not responding in the background (when I haven't used them.) It's as if the speed is just below a critical threshold where Android runs without tripping over its own feet.Don't get me wrong, as I've said, it is functional, just a bit frustrating getting it started on what you want to do sometimes.Too often I find myself reaching for my phone (old Samsung S5 neo) to do things instead of this tablet, because it's snappier.I think it is worth the money, but it's a tough call whether an Amazon Fire tablet might be a better choice despite being not quite normal Android. I don't have one to compare.