Tablet 11 inch Android 15 Tablet, 2025 Latest Update 128GB ROM 16GB RAM, 4G LTE Tableta, 5G WiFi+Cellular, Octa-Core MTK8786, 21MP Dual Camera,1TB Expand, Incell FHD Screen, T-Mobile SIM Card Support

Just a great tablet for the money! FAST
This is my second tablet from Feonal and I am very happy with their products. Wifi connectivity is super, as is speed. It loads faster no delay. It feels solid. The screen quality is great. This tablet has more speed than my last one. Nice graphics, great sound. Doesn’t feel cheap, great tablet.I use this while exercising, streaming shows, web activity. Definitely worth the money. For the price you can’t go wrong, even as an extra one. I didn’t use the phone set up option.I was able to wirelessly transfer apps, photos, etc. from my old to new tablet very easily. The set up was quick and there was an instruction book included! Didn’t even have to look up anything, all in the booklet. I am not tech savvy and it was simple for me.I bought a screen protector (glass) through Amazon. My last tablet I didn’t buy one and big mistake because that screen has a ton of scratches. So buy a screen protector.Why spend more money when this has all you need.

Better than my previous Feonal tablet in almost every way
I have a Feonal 10.1″ tablet and I really like it. It was a great upgrade from my previous non-Feonal tablet, but with some minor flaws I could live with. So when I saw the new Feonal 11″ tablet come across my data feed, I knew I had to have it. Spoiler alert: this tablet is better. My impressions:- The new Feonal tablet has about the same form factor as my old one. Basically they’ve reduced the bezel size around the rim of the tablet, and modified the dimensions so that it is slightly longer and shorter. Result: 1 more inch of display. Nice!- The new tablet is about 1/2 lb lighter than the old one. The old one wasn’t that heavy, but I mostly use my tablet as an e-book reader at night, so when sitting in bed holding the tablet with 1 hand, the weight difference is noticeable (and more comfortable!).- The new tablet is noticeably faster than the old one. This isn’t really important to me since I’m mostly just reading e-books, but the reader loads significantly faster, so there is that…- The battery capacity is larger. I’m not sure how they got a bigger battery in this tablet and still reduced the weight, but there it is. My old tablet had a 6000mAh battery, while this new one has a 7000mAh battery. In practical terms, with my normal pattern of reading at night before I sleep, the new tablet will last an extra day before I have to recharge it. Note that this is one area where I think the tablet could be improved: the tablet sits mostly in sleep mode on my nightstand, but still drains about 10% of the battery each day. It would better if sleep mode used less power. But that’s just me…- The display resolution has dropped from 1920×1200 to 1280×800. For my uses, the lower resolution isn’t noticeable at all. It may make a difference when working with photos, for example.- The new tablet includes both wifi and cellular, while my old tablet was just wifi. The old tablet was available with a cellular option, but I didn’t need it so I didn’t order that version. With cellular in my new tablet, I still don’t need it but I’ll probably find some way to incorporate it into my normal routines (I try to be efficient that way).This tablet is a fantastic step up from my previous Feonal tablet, which was also a great step up. The build quality of the tablet is great, the customer service is great for the couple of times that I’ve actually had to contact them, and basically this tablet is a keeper. Highly recommended!

Some plus and some negative things.
Why did you pick this product vs others?:Android 14, unlocked cellular Internet capable, adequate base RAM (8GB actual) and 128GB flash storage — paired with potentially the most powerful common CPU in the economy range. I saw no clearly better CPUs available for less than $350 and more likely $500-$650 during Prime Days. Also the Android 14 was not one of the crippled kids versions like on ALLDOCUBE tablets.Screen quality:Note that the display is only 1280×800 capable even though the native display panel may be resolution is said to be 1980×1200. Probably due to a weak GPU  in the MTK8786 processor package driving that display panel.So yeah a good sized display that is very sharp even at the limited actual 1280×800 resolution. At least for plain text and art.  May not look so good with all photos and motion video though. Given the resolution mismatch between GPU and display panel, the attempted display of pixels may not match where real pixels are on the display.Battery life:We will see about this after time and more tuning of settings for savings. But looks to discharge faster than expected right now.