Teacher:Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: This tablet is the worst nightmare ever. I bought this as a gift for my mother, and it refuses to even function on the most basic of levels. It crashes all the time, it is so slow at responding to touches, I wonder if it even was meant to be a touch device, it drops wifi connections regularly, and it's just downright broken. My brother and I struggled with it to even get it to keep a wifi connection for more than 5 minutes, and after going into the Amazon app store maybe 3 times, the app store wouldn't even load anymore....even after restarting the device. I should have caught on to the total lack of quality when I found out that Google doesn't support this device for Google Play. Big red flag. The next day, my mother tried to put something in the calendar, and it froze so bad that my brother couldn't even get it to respond again. I understand that this review is a big jumbled mess of complaints, but that's all I have for this thing. It's too bad, because it actually had a good camera for a cheap tablet. Don't let that fool you, though. Stay far away and buy something that actually works. I guess you get what you pay for; it's too bad that ~$170 can't get you a piece of electronics that actually works like it says it should these days.
Student:
Negative Review