Alldaymall 7″ Quad Core Android Tablet For Kids

As much as I love the learning apps and the Disney movies on my iPad that I use to keep Alice entertained I really do worry about my iPad in the hands of that rambunctious 4-year-old. I LOVE my iPad, please don’t drop it!! I was thrilled to given the chance to review this 7″ Android Tablet from Alldaymall. Seriously, awesome tablet that is under $45! Not just the tablet but also a Pink Kid-Proof Silicone Case! All of the ports as well as the camera is easily accessible with the case on. Even more awesomeness is the fact that there are tons of iWawa kids apps already pre-installed on the tablet.

This Alldaymall 7″ Quad Core Android Kids Tablet is perfect for Alice; she loves the apps that comes with the tablet, but we uploaded several of her favorites and she is a happy little girl. When we added the Kids YouTube link she was REALLY happy! Now she can watch videos to her little hearts content, all on her own little tablet. Did I mention that there is built in Wi-Fi? Added bonus, the tablet easily connects to the Wi-Fi.

This little tablet has everything.

The features are awesome! There are parental controls which allow me to set a time limit on how long Alice can play on the tablet. I can also set a limit as to the days and times she can be on the tablet. How awesome is that?!

Alice can take photos and she can even create her own videos. The front facing camera is 0.3MP and the rear-facing camera is 2.0MP.

The battery life lasts a little over 4 hours.

The tablet arrives with a charger, data transfer cable. The tablet even arrives with a protective screen shield for shipping.

More to Love

You can add 32GB of storage with a memory card!!

WHINES

Not a single one. The durable, lightweight case protects the tablet from bumps and falls. With a full HD display and a quad-core processor! This tablet has expandable memory for photos, videos, and music. This little Android 4.4 OS is awesome! Alice and I are both quite pleased.

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