Likewise, it was fine for watching a short 2-3 minute YouTube video, but anything longer, the tablet would get disturbingly warm.
The only problem I encountered was that it’s slow and lags while scrolling through menus, websites, or ebooks. When it came to web browsing, it did what it was supposed to. I carried the Onn tablet around for three weeks to get a feel for it. However, ask it to do more and you’ll run into some issues. That might sound like spec soup, but what you get is a tablet that can best be described as “incredibly fine.” It’s the sort of thing where you stick it on a nightstand or a coffee table and it functions perfectly well as a budget e-reader or secondary video player. (For the same price, you could get 12.5 of these Onn tablets) So what does $US64 buy you? An 8-inch IPS touchscreen with an 800 by 1,280 resolution, a 1.3GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, and an Android 9 operating system. For that, you’d need something beefier like an iPad Pro, which starts at $800 for the 11-inch model.
I assume if you’re interested in a $64 tablet, you’re well aware it’s not going to be able to do any heavy-duty processing or run graphics-intense applications.
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