JKY 10.1” Quad Core Windows 8.1 Tablet PC with Magnetic Connection Keyboard, 2GB RAM 32GB ROM, Intel Atom CPU Z3735F 1.33GHz,2.0MP+2.0MP Dual Camera,1280x800 IPS Display, Bluetooth 4.0

This is a tad slow, and the keyboard is a little soft, to it needs to be on a firm surface. Otherwise, a great little portable computer for those who need a windows system rather than android based. The power cord could be a little longer, for charging while in use, but overall it's a good deal for the price.I'm happy with it.

Ok, this review is from a semi-tech person. I bought this device because I wanted…… First things first, this tablet is great for Xbox One streaming. I hard-wired it to a POE kit using an USB to Ethernet adapter. The device is equipped with only one USB port; if you use a USB hub, you will need to make sure it’s a powered hub (either 3.0 or 2.0 is fine). I have an Xbox One controller and a mini HDMI to full HDMI running to the TV. The onboard Wi-Fi is good for what it is but has trouble with handling Wi-Fi and Bluetooth at the same time. My home network fully covers my home and yard in 5G wireless and full 2.4G. With a 5 GHz Wi-Fi dongle, this tablet works great even for game streaming. This was tested running Windows 10 and there were no problems.The reason you want a powered USB hub is that the device is built with a mirco USB connector. I use a powered USB 3.0 hub with a hard drive, a Corsair RGB keyboard, and a USB-powered fan (to control temperature) connected to it. To help the tablet multi-task, I bump up the paging file a bit and it has handled everything I’ve tossed at it. This tablet is now in my travel bag and serves as my dedicated Xbox streaming device whenever my wife borrows my Surface Pro 3. My Xbox stays at home and I use the new streaming setup with the Xbox on DMZ mode. This works great for Netflix, as well, and exhibits no problems with the screen native resolution. The tasks are handled easily by the GPU.There were a few minor problems with sleep wake but it's not the tablet’s fault. My top-of-the-line surface is having the same problem, just less often. The battery life has been good. It does need a USB fan for anything that is going to max out your CPU but this is true for most tablets.The GoodPriceGood hardware with a nice clear screenDecent Wi-FiNo problems with Windows 10 upgrade but first make sure you’re active on Windows 8 or you’ll be forced to buy Windows 10. Remember to activate your MS Office 1-year for free offer, as well.The BadDoes not come with a full USB 2.0 or 3.0 slot; you can use a mirco USB to full USB connector and it will handle everything wellNeeds a fan for anything other than pure basics but all tablets in this size range doNeeds a stronger power pack than the one that it comes with. I use my Samsung fast charger and it does the job great. If you spend the extra $20-$25 for a more robust power pack, you’ll have a device that competes with tablets in the $400 to $500 range.And pull off that damn screen protector, if it's not sealed right. I prefer the glass, anyway.ConclusionWould I buy it again? The answer is yes. It does everything I want for a price that is better than most and you get a full year of MS Office for free. It's great for travel because, if it gets lost or stolen, it’s inexpensive enough to replace. I recommend buying a SquareTrade (or similar) protection plan. I use SquareTrade for everything and I buy the plans at Costco.com. Whether you’re a member or not, the plan costs about $20 and your device is fully covered against damage and drops. This tablet is a definite 5 stars for the average user and an easy 4 stars for someone who demands their tech devices to jump through hoops. I would recommend this product to anyone who wants a quality product but has a limited budget. Thanks for reading; now it’s time to take this baby and go play some Halo on the deck.

Mx director likes his new device.

Did not work at all

Worked great for the first month then suddenly stopped working. After a full charge, it refused to power back on. I though I was getting a good deal on a tablet but I just waisted a couple hundred bucks.