Customer Ratings & Reviews

It does the job for a 100 dollar tablet. No special gimmicks.

I gave this as a gift to my mom which she just use it for YouTube and basic browsing. Kind of slow but it does serve it's purpose.

For a first tablet this does the trick. Big screen amd enough room for apps and games.

Great tablet, larger screen and lots of memory for a great price. My husband loves it!

This tablet was a replacement for another tablet that had died. It is a good buy and a better than average tablet for the price,

It is a good tablet for the price you pay, it is a little bit slow but still good for the price. Very good basic tablet.

The size and capacity fills the need identified. it was available in the store which made the purchase decision easier.

Picked it up on sale to use for church and haven't been disappointed. Excellent connectivity and ease of use is spot on

For the on sale price of around 80 bucks this was a no brainier tablet. Got two for friends who were looking for one.

I needed an android tablet for playing music. This tablet was cheap for a name brand and it works well for my purposes.

This is a nice tablet; I purchased this tablet for my 11 year old. She loves this tablet. The screen is a nice size.

Thinking this was "yet ANOTHER Android tablet," I really didn't expect much over an older unit, other than better performance. My first impression was one of surprise at how light this tablet is. I've had a few that quickly reminded me not to hold them up, but this one felt like they had forgotten to include a battery. Nice. My second impression was one of annoyance, as a major system software update took about an hour. Then a series of "nods": yeah, decent (sometimes impressive) performance, surprisingly long battery life, even when leaving WiFi on, and better-than-average audio. Of course, leaving WiFi on for several days will drain the battery. The biggest surprises were the number of holes filled by this unit: My previous Android tablet boasted the ability to play HD videos, but the audio was on par with an old transistor radio. This Iconia actually has stereo speakers that, while very small, still deliver reasonable sound for a handheld device. A MicroSD card slot is always welcome; something Apple still hasn't learned. It's a frustrating exercise to get the little card in the spring-loaded slot; in retrospect, it probably looked pretty amusing to have the tiny thing fly across the room several times as I tried to push it in far enough to *click*, especially with large fingers. I'll just leave it in there. It was nice to be presented with a choice of formats for the card: "portable" (compatible with other devices - nice for transferring hefty quantities of data) or some native format that presumably would look like larger capacity storage. The Iconia sports front and rear cameras to facilitate video communication, such as with Skype. I wasn't super impressed with the camera, though the HDR setting helped a lot. It would be nice to have a flash also. Overall, the Iconia is a competent and very usable tablet, one that I will actually find worth taking travelling.

Excellent out shines my Samsung by alot. Love the dual speakers at the sides, when horizontal. The latest version of Android better than the last. Google fetched all my apps from my other devices so I didn't have too. Superb made a new device just like I had it for months in the first few hours. Love it thanks goes out to my Wife for suggesting it and purchasing it.

nothing special here, but for the money quite OK, i would recommend this for the kids or as a cheap ebook reader.

Battery life is great and it handles basics well. The screen has good resolution. It fits what I bought it for.

Out of the box after initial setup with just the factory apps on it 64% of the memory was used all I have to do is run twitter for a minute or two and the app crashes because the memory used is up close to 90%. I found out the hard way that you need more than 1g of memory to run Marshmellow. My wife has a tablet with android 4.4 and 1g of memory and it runs just fine...

Comparison with Apple tablets would not be fair due to a huge cost difference. But if you not ready to pay more than $100 for tablet, this device will do just fine. I bought it for watching Netflix, checking e-mails and reading news. Display is nice size but quality is way below today's standards. Processor could be faster but in general - Android OS works fine.

My kids like this tablet, last long fast charging and easy to use

Browse the internet or play your favorite apps on this Acer tablet. It runs on an Android operating system and is powered by a quad-core 64-bit processor for full functionality. Google Mobile Services and Microsoft Office Suite are preloaded on this Acer tablet for out-of-the-box work or play capabilities, and DTS-HD Premium Sound lets you enjoy videos.

Larger screen size and user friendly for adults and kids alike.