- All this year, I've been looking for the cheapest tablets
that you could possibly find on Amazon,
and Amazon sells their Kindle Fire
and that's technically the cheapest tablet you can find,
and I actually checked one out earlier this year
as a part of the 5 Minute Speed Shopping video on Amazon.
If you guys missed that video,
I'll leave it linked right up there in the iCard.
Probably the best buy next to the video camera.
But right in front of me,
I got three different tablets
that are the cheapest ones you could find,
aside from the Kindle Fire.
We're gonna see how good they are, if they suck.
I'm interested.
I mean, for $42, that's the cheapest tablet
we have on this list,
let's see if it's any good.
So, if you guys wanna check out any of these tablets,
I'll leave a link down below.
One goes for $42, the other one goes for $47,
and then, the last one goes for about 49 buck,
so we'll check them out
and kinda see how they compare to each other.
The first one we're gonna be looking at is this,
called the Yuntab Tablet,
comes in pink.
A lot of these tablets,
they kinda just look the same
and have different branding,
but let's see what we get in the box.
Got pink, got the color codes there.
Alright, I mean, it looks okay just off first glance.
How do you charge this thing up?
Micro-USB.
Alright, pretty standard stuff.
So, here is the $42 tablet.
On first impressions, it feels,
I wanna say better than a Kindle Fire.
I don't know why,
I just, I like something that isn't completely forked.
This has Google Play on it,
you get a camera on the front, a camera on the back.
Speaker on the back, too.
Micro SD Card slot, volume up, volume down.
I mean, it doesn't feel super cheap
and I like how it's in landscape, that is nice.
Alright, let's turn this on
and see how good it is.
Power button's at the top,
headphone jack, too.
I mean, I like the ports at the top.
It's kinda nice,
doesn't get in the way if you're holding it
in the palms of your hands.
The screen doesn't look the best,
let's wait 'til it fully boots up.
That's enticing.
That sounds like there's hope.
- Rebellions are built on hope.
- Alright, so this is at full brightness
and you guys can see it just from the overhead,
it's not that bright.
In real life, it's barely visible.
Interesting, alright, let's see what version
of Android this thing's running.
I'm guessing it's like Android 7, maybe 7.1.
Of course not, of course.
Android 4.4.2, so it's running Android KitKat,
and normally I don't go too technical on the specs here,
but when you're buying a $42 tablet,
you gotta know what's good.
So, let's watch a YouTube video
and see if that even works.
Alright, the video loaded up.
The screen definitely looks a little blue.
I just checked the specs,
it's a 1280 by 800 screen
so it's barely 720p HD.
It looks like everything's going on at night.
Wow, alright.
The screen is, it's decent.
It's what you'd expect for 42 bucks.
Let's see what's good in the benchmarks,
so I'm gonna run the AnTuTu 3-D benchmark here.
We're gonna do this on all the tablets
and just see what kind of score it gives us.
And a benchmark, just in case you guys don't know it,
let me know in the comments which score you guys get
for your device at home.
If you wanna test out Geekbench
or AnTuTu, like the one I'm about to run.
Basically what a benchmark is,
is it gives you a overall score for your tablet
or your device's max performance.
So, it runs a test
and you can run this on a few other tablets.
That's what we're about to do
and kinda just see, from a technical standpoint,
where things fall.
It literally did not run on the tablet and crashed,
so that's what you could expect from this $42 tablet.
Alright, so videos are kinda decent.
It won't actually run a benchmark,
so let's just see how good the cameras are.
I think that's pretty much all we can do.
See how good the front-facing camera is.
Jeez, I look uglier than usual.
Wow, I just look pale.
I blend in with the ceiling.
See how good the back camera is,
like, this has to be better.
I mean, you could tell it's an iPhone.
So, a $42 tablet, interesting,
but let's see what else we got.
Next up, we got our $47 tablet,
so we're stepping it up a little bit.
Five extra bucks,
let's see what improvements we're actually getting.
It's got the work pro on the box,
I'm optimistic.
I'm actually optimistic.
Seven-inch tablet,
alright, what's good with the new tab?
Oh, my, really?
Really, really, really?
- Really?
- It's the same design as the pink one.
Literally the same design,
just with different branding and more money.
Speaker on the back,
logo not in the center, on the bottom,
camera's in the same spot.
This is the exact same tablet,
just more money and branded differently.
It's turning on, the display looks better
than the last tablet,
although, I think it's the same.
We'll have to see what's good here.
Quickly vote up in the iCard which tablet,
oh, that's nice,
which tablet you guys think is gonna be the most worth it.
It might be this $47 one.
Yeah, the display, it looks better.
Still really blue.
Alright, let's peep the camera first.
(groans)
Those are some noises I've never made before.
Yeah, I wanna say you can see a little more color
than the $42 one, interesting.
Let's try out the rear camera here.
It looks decent on the display.
You guys have gotta be the judge.
So, I'm trying to get the AnTuTu 3-D benchmark
to load up here.
It's saying the app's not installed,
but I just checked and it is installed,
so luckily we're gonna try out the AnTuTu standard benchmark
and see what score we get.
It should be the same,
and I ran it on the $42 one just quickly here,
and what we got was a score of 14,314.
Let me know in the comments, again,
which score you guys get at home.
When I run it on this one here,
it's saying a score of 14,423.
Kinda interesting 'cause these are the same tablet,
this one's more.
I mean, shouldn't we have the same score across the board?
Yeah, it looks like it's bugging out.
It's for sure bugging out.
Wow, alright.
I look like I'm in the Blue Man Group.
- I'm afraid I just blue myself.
♪ I'm blue, da ba dee da bu di ♪
- I mean, at least this tablet
didn't make me look like a Smurf.
Like, I actually look like a Smurf.
We're gonna step it up.
We're gonna check out the $49 one here.
I'm hoping it's better,
I don't look like a Smurf,
and I'm actually hoping benchmarks run.
It's a Fusion 5, seven-inch screen,
quad-core processor.
That might be good here,
that might be helpful.
One gig of RAM, alright.
It feels solid, I mean, this definitely feels
like a Nexus 7 if you guys remember that.
Camera on the back, camera on the front, SD Card slot.
All of these have SD Card slots,
so you're chillin'.
The charge port's at the top, Micro-USB at the top,
headphone jack.
The display looks more promising
and we're in the boot up phase right now.
This might be the best tablet on this list.
Obviously it costs more money,
but the screen is bright.
Things are visible.
- I can see.
I can fight!
- What version of Android is this running?
Bam, Android 5.
Okay, I'm just jumping the gun every single time
wanting one of these cheap tablets
to run Android 7, not happening,
but let's see what the score is.
So, 18,563, definitely better than the other two tablets.
Specs look decent.
I mean, this might be the tablet for you.
Let's hope I don't look like a Smurf
when we watch a video.
Yes, yes, yes, yes,
yeah, buddy.
Camera's looking good,
camera's looking good, let's take the selfie.
Just a good looking selfie there.
You guys gotta be the judge on this one.
I gotta see what the rear is like.
The rear camera, that is.
Take the same photo.
Yeah, yeah,
I think it's the best.
So, here's my assessment.
Out of three of the cheapest tablets you can find on Amazon,
not including the Amazon tablets, not the Kindles,
basically, the $49 one is the best buy here.
It's a pretty chill tablet.
Don't expect too much from it.
I was actually surprised it could do what it did,
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