Android End Of Life Tablets

Having struggled with Android tablets for years, it's awesome to see something that just works as expected!

I want to start by saying I am normally not an apple fan. This product was purchased because it was slightly easier and smoother to lock down than android tablets. It sits on a wall and acts as a single app kiosk, and was therefore ideal. The price was in the same realm as android tablets too so it was hard to ignore. In conclusion, Apple once again made a boring, unassuming, but ultimately reliable and simple device. My abhorrence for them as a corporation not withstanding, this was the perfect product for my needs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had to many Android tablets. They were sluggish, but useful with my Google account. This tablet is fast as I want it to be, the screen is beautiful, and the pen works like butter.

I use these for my Android tablets, Raspberry Pi, and music player. The large capacity and fast speeds make a big difference. I was using older and slower microSD cards for my Pi but when I used this one, boot time and performance increased noticeably. SanDisk storage has never disappointed me, whether used for computers or photo equipment.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used several well know Android tablets and this on is by far one of the best ones that I have used. Having some of the cool hub features and a tablet all in one makes everything convenient. The tablet itself is very responsive and fast. Some of the other Android tablets tend to lag a little bit. The screen is nice and bright with a perfect size. Typical tablet features and customization! All in all, love this tablet and concept! I only have 2 issues.... 1) If I'm using it as a hub and someone pulls it off to use it. I'd have to hunt it down. 2) Give me more color options. Other than that, BUY ONE!

I manage eight Ubiquiti Video and Wifi systems, so am comfortable with their product line.� I recently was advised by my Unifi Controller that a legacy Pico 2.4 Access point was at End of Life Support.� This was my original AP and it had performed very well for over 4 years and wasnt a new device when I bought it.� End of Life Support would mean that although it would continue to work, it would not be able to take any further FirmWare updates which is important to me. I chose to replace it with this new UAP-AC-M In/Out.� After a couple weeks this new device is performing very well.� Although my primary use is from two Point to Point Ubiquiti radios; one 100m distant and the other 600m, I find that many of my indoor clients will connect to this AP rather than to my other indoor unit at the far end of the house.� Also this is dual band and affords devices to connect at the 5g speed.� So bottom line is I couldnt be happier with this AP.

Awesome. End of story.

End the mess

It's duvetyne. It's black. End of review.

If you use a shade, you gotta have it. End of story!