RCA Viking Pro 10.1" Android 2-in-1 Tablet 32GB Quad Core, Pink (Google Classroom Ready)

Everything works like it should. Quick, and after using for 6 hours the battery still had 50%. The setup/transfer client is very good if coming from another Android device. It takes the hassle out of setup. People that say this is a starter or a kids tablet are mistaken. It is solid. Easy to operate and responds instantly.

I just love this tablet. It is the perfect size 10 inch, and the display is bright and beautiful. It has a detachable keyboard which can be handy at times but when the case is closed it is still an easy to take with you tablet. At home I use my wifi to play games and video. It downloads quickly and smoothly and with the play store app I have my kindle and kobo as well as Nook books at my disposal. I added a 32gb for additional space. Also I felt the price was good but have found the same tablet at a lower price, so look around for the best buy. You can also find a downloadable manual to further explain features of this tablet.

80 bucks.. $80 for 32gb of built in memory, a quad core processor and latest version of android. If you're on a budget and not trying to spend more than $100 on a tablet, this one is for you. RCA has finally built a reliable tablet. I've owned it for 7 days now. Not a single hitch as of yet. I have used computers since I was 8 years old in the 1990's. I can disassemble and reassemble any laptop or computer. I can build one from scratch. Take it from when when I say this thing is well built and a steal for $80. I highly recommend it to everyone

I got this for my wife because her laptop is getting a bit old and beat up. She mostly uses her laptop for going online to Facebook so this seems like a great inexpensive alternative to a laptop. This has an Android operating system so if you have an android phone you will already be familiar with how it works. You will need a wireless internet connection to download apps and for posting and downloading from the internet but many of the apps will work off line as well. It is very light weight and easy to handle. It was easy to set up and operate. You can use it with the keyboard like a laptop or as a touch screen tablet like a cell phone. It only has 32 gigs of storage built in but it has USB, micro USB slots for expansion of memory. As I recall there is also either a SD or micro SD slot but I don't recall that for sure. All and all it seems like a very good deal for the price. I would recommend this to anyone looking for an inexpensive wireless internet browsing device.

Purchased the RCA Viking Pro after my grandson bought one for school. He liked it, so I bought one to replace an HP Stream Mini computer that stopped working. Love this little machine! It is pretty handy, runs most of my favorite apps, and connects to my larger keyboard and monitor via the USB and HDMI-mini ports. Having trouble with the USB-mini port, but this remains an awesome device.

Bought this for our son to use as a tool to assist in his school and after the first week I couldn't be more pleased. The price is outstanding and the ability to have both a touch screen and key board has made it easy for both him and us to navigate through all the apps and programs. Streaming videos has worked very well and the internet works just as fast. Having it pre-loaded with the Google Docs was a plus as that is what all the schools in our area are working off of. If anything changes over the next couple of months I will update this review.

Its really nice. Tablet fits in keyboard stand backwards to use as a holder. Perfect for on your lap while watching tv. Not big, heavy or bulky like a full size laptop. My 9 year old daughter has one and it goes all over the place with her. She loves it. I recommend it. I bought a second one, for myself in the evenings to play games on. Its great For that. Not a great PC for essays or any long typing though. Seems to throw off track as you type with the keyboard, the static from your hands interferes with the touch screen.

I like the 2 in 1. I have only had it a week, and the price was reduced $13 so I missed that. I am having trouble transferring data from my computer to the tablet. The micro usb to usb doesn't work for data. I am ordering a walmart usb to usb https://www.walmart.com/ip/15075017 for $3.35 to try that. Other reviews indicate that will work. It says it will only accept 32GB sd card - not true. I have a 128GB that works just fine. PNY 128GB microSD Memory Card with OTG Reader. https://www.walmart.com/ip/55125860. I have it in the card reader. It will not work in the micro port, but it does also work in the USB port so you could actually operate with an additional 2 128GB cards plus the original 32GB for a total of 288GB.

This is a nice tablet. For the price it can't be beat. My son had one but he is very hard on electronics. I ordered this one for my Mother in Law and she seems to like it. We had issues with the factory camera only wanting to work if connected to WiFi, but a new app was installed and it seems to be working fine now.

I was really excited about finding this size tablet at such a reasonable price. Couldnt wait to set it up and everything went well at least for the first ten minutes or so. Then the track pad became less and less responsive. Cursor would sloooooow right down or hop around the screen as if there were a lot of processes going on in the background. I checked and I had closed out any open apps. Plugged in a USB mouse and that solved that problem but you dont always have the room to use a mouse on the go and the USB connector was SUPER TIGHT. I mean I didnt think I was going to be able to remove the mouse ever again once it was connected. When I did remove it, the cursor just froze. Could get no response after that so had to shut down. Having to tap that trackpad three, four, five times over to get a response made me want to toss this thing through the window. And with it jumping around, you'd end up clicking on something you didnt want to such as "delete". Also the sound is horrible. One speaker in the back that sounds like an old transistor radio. Definitely need some ear buds with this thing. Also plugging a USB drive into it turned it into a slug. Everything slowed down so much I thought it froze again. Resetting seemed to help at first with the trackpad issue then it would crop up again. The trackpad issue made this completely unusable for me.