Blackview ZENO 1 8 Inch Tablet Android 15 Mini Tablet with Gemini AI, Small Gaming Tablets, 5G WiFi,18(6+12) GB+256GB/2TB TF, 90Hz, Widevine L1, GPS, Detachable Stand

I bought this handheld after looking around for a small tablet that could run very specific apps (Logos bible software and Accordance). I looked at the iPad mini first but thought it was cost prohibitive. Then I stumbled across this android tablet and I just couldn’t believe the power it packed at such an economical price point. With solid screen size and quality, sizable ram and speed, this mini powerhouse was packing the punch I needed at a better price than I could imagine. I side loaded Accordance, got Logos and Kindle from the Google store, and turned on gray scale fonts in the accessibility settings. The experience thus far has been better than I could imagine. This is portable, allows me to read a deep library across three different platforms, and it’s easy in the hands and eyes would I get it again? Absolutely. You can’t beat the price for the power this device packs.

First off, this is a nice tablet, Well made and fast enough to get things done. It is a bit thicker that most tables now a days but that is manageable. The main issue that I had with it and made me send it back is if you have an SD card in your unit and you want to move some installed programs to the SD Card, it will not allow you to do that, even when I use the Developers option, there is no option to move programs to an SD Card. Beware of this tablet if you need to move programs. If you want to just put a card in there and view videos and/or pictures, it works great.

It’s a really good tablet and comes with a case already on no. Screen protector already on plus a spare none of which I knew about when I ordered it. Fast, great screen and a size I can carry in the pocket of my pants.

I didn’t regret my money,one year later it’s still good

Very good little tablet, I use it all the time. It's fast and robust. Great size, decent weight. The cons: a tad heavy, the edges are a bit sharp, it gets uncomfortable after a while. I found a good holder as a workaround. And it has a property Android skin that makes me mistrust it a bit. So I use my phone for transactions and to manage personal information. I use the tablet for everything else. Very happy with it, especially considering the price.

Low quality from the screen to the ui interface. Not snappy. Not edge to edge screen. Unfortunately for a great tablet experience you're gonna drop serious cash

I've had a Blackview Zeno 1 for several months now and am very satisfied with it. It replaces an old iPad Mini for daily use. It is thin and light; the screen is bright and clear. Apps launch quickly and multitasking (including with a split screen) works well. It comes loaded with a number of interesting-looking office utilities, games, and AI apps, but most of these require a subscription after an initial trial period. So I continue to use the apps I'm accustomed to use on my other Android devices, and they all work just fine. Although it has plenty of storage (256GB), I've installed a 1TB card for videos and other large files. Battery life seems to be good; I charge it every few days with regular daily use. I would say the face unlock works about half the time, but that might be because the light is not adequate. I originally got a folding case for it, but it was too bulky and I've decided I prefer the thin case it comes with. Overall, a good value!

Love the size and the ability to add a carrier for mobile but it’s severely bloated with apps. Slow at certain times and I have had to reboot with basic changes to take effect. Thinking of just paying extra for something else. I know, it’s not top notch by the price but it’s lacking in many areas.