Fusion5 7" Android 9.0 Pie Tablet PC - (2GB RAM, 32GB Storage, WiFi, BT, 1024x600 IPS Screen, Dual Cameras, T099 Model, Android Touch Screen Tablet PC)

This tablet is the worst buy I have made. Was a birthday present for my partner and due to how slow EVERYTHING is to open, it sits in the corner of the room unused and will never be used. When searching the Internet and typing in the browser, you have to wait for the tablet to catch up with what you have typed. When you finally get to open something you get an error and have to close the app because it says its not responding. I missed out on the time frame where I could have got a refund, therefore I contacted the seller and they arranged a return to repair it. When I received the tablet back it was even slower than before I sent it, if that was even possible. The seller stated that software had been reloaded onto the tablet whilst they had it. Next time I will do more research and spend more money on something worthwhile.

I bought this tablet to replace one of a different make as the battery life was useless on the first one. (This was a Christmas gift for my wife). Having had a Fusion 5 phone in the past I decided to try this tablet and am so pleased that I did as it has proved to be easy to use and a great success. (Smiling wife). It comes without loads of apps that have to be disabled, you can download those that you want, thus no waste of memory or updates of apps you never use. One small negative, I have had no success in finding a case with apertures in the correct location for the camera but in truth, this will not be a problem as it is used at home 99% of the time.All in all a great value tablet.

I was extremely disappointed by this tablet.I have bought a phone & two other tablets from Fusion5 and they have been great. That's why I came back.But the T099 is quite slow, the screen is so so and the battery life is terrible. I bought an F704B from the company in October which, although technically having much worse specs, is so much better. I've been really pleased with that one but sadly its no longer available.So I make do with the T099 but I'm not overly impressed...And I'll likely be looking for a new large screen tablet soon and my faith in Fusion5 has been dented.

I bought this tablet7" Fusion 5 to play music/video into my hi-fi and tv using a hdmi lead. I never found out if it worked as it would not turn on after the 1st days use. when it did work it was VERY slow to skip between webpages and links. (Took ages to load the next Youtube video for example). The sound quality was very good and the screen was clear and very bright if needed and was not pixelated when viewing text. Nice colours too but I'll never know if the slowness was because I got a dud. I may or may not ask for another but I'm returning this one. I'm also stuck with a case for a 7" tablet if i don't get another as I bought one at the same time...

Purchased for home use, it's a bit smaller than I thought it would be, but works fine and for the price a bargain.Only been using it for a few days so not sure about the battery life yet but it appears to be reasonable.

After reading the reviews, I thought wow I'm getting a great tablet for a marvelous price, well, that's not what I got. I got a slow, sluggish, ridiculous tablet that has been nearly thrown out the window. There's no sensitivity on the touch screen, you have to really jab at it, and it's so slow I just give up and use my phone. As for battery life, forget it. Maybe 3 hours of use then it's gone. Don't waste your money with this tablet, it's rubbish!! I would give no stars if I could.

I needed an Android product that was bigger than my mobile phone but was easier to convey than my laptop. I also needed it to be Android for a few of my magazine subscriptions to work. The T099 met the criteria and I was greatly impressed by it. The screen is responsive and touch is quickly registered unlike some I have tried. For the price this tablet is well worth the money. I wasn't willing to pay over £100 for an extension of my phone and laptop use, and the price of this product fitted the bill, so overall I was very pleased with it.

I think you get what you pay for with product, @£50 it is a cheap entry level tablet. I'm only using it to run one app but if you're someone who want to multitask on it, it's not for youMy only real criticism would be the battery life, it is shocking!! (IMO)

This is quite possibly the worst tablet ever. Freezes...take a good 3-10 seconds for touch to register. Refuses to load. I've given up on using it to access web, and am at this point only using it as an e-reader. Drains so fast. Cuts off for no reason and won't cut on again. Jumps from 20 to 80 to 30% battery with no reason. f you put it in airplane mode it looses time and makes it's own up. It also drains stupid fast. (Had it in airplane mode, on lowest light setting and it went from 100 to 20% in less than 3 hours. We It's been in a protective case since I got it (less than a month) and still there are scrapes and gouges on screen. You can't really adjust the screen light or dim it. Absolute waste of money

This is a great unit for the price. It is not the fastest tablet in the market, but it seems to work well for my 6 year old. I registered the 12 month warranty, so as long as they honor that, you can't go wrong. I will be very happy if we get 12 months out of this inexpensive, yet functional tablet.

For the price range this is a decent tablet. I do have a couple of minor issues. It tends to lag slightly if playing any game or video, the touch screen calibration seems slightly off and I cannot find a way to calibrate it, and the battery life is a little shorter than advertised: I get about 4 hours on a full charge. 4.5 if I am reading and turn off the wifi.Still for the price point it does the job nicely

I'm not pleased with this tablet at all. After reading all the reviews and watching on YouTube, I thought I was getting a deal. It's TRUE what that say. "You get what you pay for". The Fusion5 9in tablet is extremely slow. The tablet gets very hot, battery life is not long at all. And the charger tens to fall out when charging. It's like the 2 connecting parts for charging doesn't fit each other. Oh, and the pixel is terrible also. It takes super long to boot up.UPDATE:I'm just going to return it for a refund. A 5 yr old wouldn't even want to play with this tablet. Its really that slow. And doesn't hold a charge. Maybe I just got a defective Tablet...Is it me or hv anyone else notice that Amazon is selling anything now. Some Merchandise doesn't seem to be of quality like it use to be.🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

So far this tablet has been a bit slow. (I'm not even using it to type this. I'm on a phone.)I downloaded a memory checker to make sure the tablet actually has as much memory as it's supposed to, because the easiest way to ruin a good tablet and make the processor seem slow is to install too little memory.This tablet has 1.9 gigabytes of DRAM, so that should be enough, at least for previous versions of Android.This tablet uses Android 9.Every Android version is a bigger memory hog than the one before it.(That's why Android 8 and 9 have lite versions called Go Editions.But I think a Go edition is a signal you're looking at inferior hardware.)I considered similar tablets from Vankyo (a MatrixPad) and DragonTouch before I bought the Fusion 5. *If* they come with Android 8 instead of 9 (I forget), one of them might be a better choice than this one.Look for as much DRAM and storage as you can get for the price you want, and then get the phone or tablet with those specs that has the oldest version of Android.If you need a newer version of Android later, Google will give you a free upgrade.But if you get a new version and hate it, you're stuck with it.I do really like at least two things about this Android 9 tablet. It has a handy option for high contrast text. And taking screenshots is much easier.