ONN 10 TABLET INDIGO

Got this for my 3yr old after he wanted a tablet like his siblings. I didn't want to get him an iPad considering his age so I saw this tablet and decided to try it out. He loves it. Easy for him to navigate, the screen is a great size and the storage is good for what he uses it for. Battery life is great as well.

I'm a fan of onn products. This tablet is very impressive. Very easy to set up, vivid display. I'm very pleased with another onn product. For the price you can't go wrong if you just want a basic tablet, which I did.

Bought it for my 3.5 year old daughter for videos and learning games, works great for her needs and price wasnt too bad!

Great replacement for older version of same tablet that was damaged in an accident.

slow and freezes a lot. I don't recommend it.

This tablet wouldn't turn on except very briefly when it showed 64% charged. I immediately plugged it in to be charged when I got it and knew from the instructions it would take 2.5-3 hours to fully charge. However, while plugged in I couldn't get it to come back on. To make matters worse, I have not been able to return it!

I have purchased fifteen of these tablets, exact same 100135925 model. Of the fifteen, 2 failed on OTA update to Android 15 and bricked in an unrecoverable state. Android 15, a version that came out the same time this product did in 2024. That's a 13 percent failure rate. THIRTEEN. This is a knockoff iPad Air design with Android pushed in, and it can't even do Android right. Walmart also denies returns on these, so if you buy one, good luck.

I was hoping to find a budget-friendly tablet to run just one app that only works on Android. Naturally, a $100 Walmart tablet would have some limitations and require some trade-offs. But honestly, I wouldn't even consider it “usable.” After logging into my Google account and trying to open the app store, the tablet froze for about 15 seconds and then I got a message that Quickstep (Android's default launcher) had stopped responding and needed to quit. Okay. I let it do that, and then I let the tablet update itself. Halfway through the download, Quickstep crashed again. I rebooted the tablet and walked away for about ten minutes, to let it do whatever post-install background housekeeping and setup it needed to do. I came back and it was totally unresponsive. After unlocking the device and getting to the home screen, it was completely unresponsive again, and after about 15 seconds, it threw a message that Gboard (the default Android keyboard) had crashed (though I was not using the keyboard or tapping into a text input box). Alright. The device isn't powerful enough to run either the stock Android launcher or the stock Android keyboard. Great. I'm returning this thing to Walmart, where it will either be resold to some other unfortunate user, or it will be turned into a pile of ground-up silicon and plastic and sent to a landfill, where it will choke and kill the last living pigeon on earth in about 300 years.

would not recommend its very slow and the screen is so sensitive that as soon as you try to slide the screen it catches and clicks what ever is near it

Tablet is junk. Can't even use it without it freezing up every five seconds. Tried restarting or several times and issue kept happening