You pay for what you get.
Overall this tablet is pretty nice, and for the price you'll be pretty happy.<br />Let's start with the bad stuff:<br />- The back of the tablet is entirely metal which helps dissipate heat, but also makes the tablet quite slippery.<br />- It only has 2GB of RAM, which when running more than 2 or 3 apps at a time can really make it slow down.<br />- It only has 32GB of Internal Storage, which is hardly anything for a Windows Tablet. You WILL need a MicroSD Card.<br />- The speaker quality is very bad; the speakers are very quiet and don't have a very clear sound.<br />- (Something you should and probably do expect) The cameras are an afterthought. They'll get the job done for taking notes or Video Chatting, but don't expect much more.<br />- Wi-Fi is only 2.4Ghz, No 5Ghz band. It is also not that strong and doesn't go very far from the router.<br />Pros:<br />- A very nice looking 1080p IPS Display.<br />- Very responsive Touch Screen, no input delay.<br />- Overall smooth performance when surfing the web or using the tablet in general.<br />- Good battery life when running 50% brightness.<br /><br />Overall Thoughts:<br />For $80, you're getting a very nice looking tablet with a beautiful display. The thing I use the tablet for most and for what I recommend it most for is media streaming(YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, etc..). The Intel Atom z8350 is not the fastest processor, but it is capable of playing YouTube at 1080p 60FPS with no lag as long as you use Microsoft Edge(because it's hardware-accelerated). If you are into Video Editing, Gaming, or any kind of task that requires the tablet to render something, don't waste your money, this tablet is not made for that and you will be disappointed.<br />Overall a good buy.
Rating: 4 stars