UMIDIGI A13 Tab (16+128GB),Android 13 Tablets 10.5 inch FHD Display Android Tablet, 7500 mAh Mega Battery Gaming Tablet, 8MP+13MP Camera Tablet, Support 1 TB Expandable Tablets

I’ve had several Umidigi products in the past, most their budget phones as backup phones and this is probably my favorite product of theirs that I have gotten my hands on. I think this tablet offers much better value than something like an Amazon Fire Tablett. It has twice the ram, 4x the storage, better build quality, a stock version of android rather than Amazon’s awful version, google play store (which has a much larger library of apps), does not require an additional $15 to remove ads, and comes with a case AND a screen protector is pre-installed right out of the box! So far, I’ve used this for as a wifi TV and it works fine with all my streaming services such as YouTubeTV, Netflix, Disney , Prime Video. From full charge, after about 5 hours of streaming video, the battery was down to 44% which puts it around 9ish hours of battery life and charges at 18w. It works great as a graphic novel reader as it isn’t too heavy and the 16:10 aspect ratio is just about perfect for this use case. It also has a sim card slot which means you can hook this up with its own data plan if needed. However, I did not test this feature out as I do not have the need for it. The micro SD card slot works fine with the 512gb card I have installed. Performance is comparable to the Fire 10 while being able to run MORE applications at the same time (8gb of ram vs 3 or 4) and store more data on the internal storage (128gb vs 32 or 64gb). Overall, for a budget device, I really cannot complain as this tablet does exactly what I want it to do: Browse the web, check my email, watch some videos, all while not being awful to use or cluttered with a bad UI and ads.

Umidigi has always provided high value for low cost when it comes to their mobile phones. Now, it looks like the same can be said for their tablets.I have been using the Umidigi A13 tablet for about 1.5 months and it's a great tablet that does all my daily tasks with no hiccups or issues.Pro's:- Screen: The full HD 10.5 inch screen is HUGE. Playing games and reading Kindle books are very easy on the eyes. Brightness is perfect for all my needs. I can use it outside and the screen continues to be viewable with no problems.- OS: Android 13 came with the tablet out of the box. I needed to download the latest security patch, but having the latest Android version is always appreciated.- Battery: The 750mAh battery lasts forever. I watched a movie, read a book, and played games without having to recharge the tablet the same day.- Connectivity: WiFi is expected, but having 4G mobile connectivity is a tremendous plus for the A13. I inserted my T-Mobile sim card from my phone into the A13, and it works perfectly. Taking this tablet on the road with mobile connection makes it even more usable.- Accessories: The package includes a fast charger, usb-c cable, screen protector, and case. This is not something that others provide with their tablets. Very happy I did not have to make additional purchases.Con's:- Camera: The 2 back cameras take adequate photos that are good for quick posts to social media, but are not very high quality. But for me, would rather use my mobile phone for taking photos, instead of the tablet.Overall, I would highly recommend the Umidigi A13 tablet to anyone looking for a low cost tablet that punches well above its weight.

This was the best I could find in my price range. Pros: Android 13, good specs, fast performance, sounds and looks good, with good brightness. Cons: the specs on the website are inaccurate. Ram, pixel density, etc. are lower than listed on the site. The specs listed an Amazon are a mix of inaccurate and accurate. Found the correct specs in online research. Its a really good tablet. I read listen to music and play light games (no videos yet). It performs well. It came with a cover and screen protector for good value. I really think is more powerful than my 5 year old desktop. I am really happy with it and would definitely recommend it.

8 gigabytes of of ROM allows the processor to work fast for a tablet under $200, and to have several programs open. Although 16GB is advertised, only 8GB are real or permanent. The other 8GB are “borrowed” temporarily from the 128GB of RAM - when activated through system settings.Screen protector was already applied - no bubbles. Glass screen protectors are available. Touch screen is sensitive. Fast response.Bright screen, good colors. Videos played without stuttering. Built in music and video players worked well, as did VLC. Internet sites appear and respond quickly. Kindle and book readers worked well.USB C connector is only Type 2.0 speed, but is good for transferring data.Tablet lasted a whole day through mixed use. I did not use it for video games, however.I copied settings and apps from an old Vankyo tablet. Transfer of settings was easy to do wirelessly with the two tablets next to each other.Cameras work well outside or in bright lights. Just okay in low light conditions, but better than my old tablets of five years ago. Open Camera app helped improve pictures.Spacious sound from the 4 speakers. Loud enough for me. No low bass with such tiny speakers, however. I liked that the speakers were on the two short sides. but not on the back of the tablet.Wi-fi worked well and connected reliably and quickly. Bluetooth 5 worked.Android 13 operating system is fast. There was almost no bloatware. I turned off Google Personal Assistant after a while for privacy reasons.My sim card from T-Mobile worked immediately, turning the tablet into a giant cell phone. 4G speed only, however. Helpful for using maps live when in the car.My 512GB SD card worked, allowing access to thousands of songs, books, and magazines.The headphone jack was 3.5mm type. No need for USB to headphone jack adapters.The tablet feels sturdy. The case has a soft clear back with cutouts in all the needed areas.*Problems:The folding 3 section front cover of the case can cause problems. The magnetic case cover needs to be aligned precisely when covering the screen. When folded all the way onto the back of the tablet, the tablet sometimes turns off, and the password has to be re-entered.I avoid this by folding the last third of the cover onto the other two sections of the cover when holding the tablet or laying it flat.Other cases are available for the A13, however.The user guide booklet was difficult to read with such small letters. I had to use a magnifying glass.*No, the Umidigi tablet is not in the same league as $400 Samsungs and iPads, but for $180 (after checking the discount coupon box), the Umidigis A13 Tab is a very good deal.Highly recommended!