Chromo Inc Orbo Junior Kids Edition Multi Touch Tablet, Pink

The worst possible tablet ever. I received it on Saturday, put it to charge and a few hours later my daughter was playing with it. I downloaded a few games for her and everything was going fine. I did notice the sensitivity of the screen is really bad, like you have to tap a button a few times for it to function. That was strike #1. My daughter played on it for only about 2 hours and it drained the battery almost completely, strike #2. So I put it to charge at about 7pm, and when I checked it at 3am, it hadn't charged at all, which at this point it only turned on to display the battery in the center and turned off again. So I tested the charger on my phone and lo and behold, charged it right up. That was strike #3. And to put the icing on the cake the camera was really low quality and the 4gb memory it speaks of, must be imaginary...being that we were only able to download 1gb in games... Ive never ever seen a tablet last less than 24 hours. Its really 0 stars...Buyers beware!!

We've had this tablet for 5 months. I love the silicone case that comes with the tablet, however, the 4gb capacity is much too small to efficiently operate. I added a 32 gb memory card, but the operating system takes up so much of the space and all apps, even ones moved to the sd card still take up space on the device. With only a couple apps all on the sd card, it takes several minutes to begin any app. I even removed all added apps, cleaned it, reset it and it is still extremely slow. While some might argue, well it's only a kids tablet, this has been problematic. My 3 year old keeps coming to me thinking her tablet is frozen, when it in fact is just extremely slow. I get frustrated as well trying to help her because it just appears to be frozen or you get the spinning wheel for several minutes before anything changes. It basically just sits around not getting used while our other tablets are getting use out if them. It's more headache than it's worth. I would return it, but my daughter cracked the corner of the glass.

This review is a bit overdue.But we bought 2 of these for each of our kids – it was listed as rugged – yes it is. But I find it the following issues with the product1) Why do they have different charger? – and both do not perform the same2) Why is the thing so long to load up?3) Why is Google interface so very difficult to work with – in terms of buying new games and sucha. Yes the interface is great for our 2/ 4 year oldb. But the adults have a very hard time navigating to buy new items4) We continually have issues with the thing to turn on – it is not clear what is happening with it.a. Many times there is a lack of charge – but we cannot tell what the battery life is like on these products – it is not very clear what is the issue5) Videos – are very choppy – not sure what is going on with the product but luckily the kids do not care – but hearing it drives me crazy.a. And it is not my house – we can be watching high def Netflix – and others are surfing with other devices with no chopb. Have this product be the only one on the network and we see the same choppy video6) Overall – Leap pad for kids – is 1000x better product. – provides a more focused learning experience too.

This tablet is a very cheap alternative to almost every other tablet available; however, it was a very disappointing purchase. The included charger stopped working after just one week of use. The display quality is sub-par and the audio is about the same quality. The battery life after a full charge was about 90 minutes of watching videos or playing games. You could actually see the percentage trickle down ten or more percent in a matter of minutes. The 4gb of memory is barely enough for a few apps and games. We got to the point where we would have to uninstall a few apps in order to download a new game. We got about one frustrating year of use before the tablet stopped working completely. I tried three different chargers and it will not charge or power up. The only good thing about it was the included case and a pre-installed screen protector. It is now lost in our toy room in a sea of old toys that my kids rarely play with. Save yourself the trouble and look at other tablets before purchasing this Orbo Jr.

Beware!!! While we were extatic to find out we finally were "privileged" enough to purchase something at the height of the Black Friday selling festivities, our mood quickly changed after receiving these tablets and using them. We purchased a pink and a blue version for our kids for Christmas because we wanted to surprise them with a bit of technology. The first notable drawback came when the software on both tablets, while exhibiting the same Android Jellybean v. 4.1, had very apparent and differing appearances. On my daughters pink version, the camera kept turning on by itself every time you turned the tablet on...even if you didn't mean to. The overall appearance of the charging icon on both tablets were different as well. On my sons blue tablet, it was just a simple battery shaped icon used to indicate battery capacity. On my daughters, a colorful battery shaped icon reminiscent of modern smartphones. Not a huge deal except when it came to actual battery life. The four hours claimed by the manufacturer is a total lie. The tablets may actually only be in utilization for about one and half hours max before they would start flashing the recharge icon and it would be out of commission again. Throughout normal app usuage, the tablets would also freeze up for no apparent reason resulting in us having to reboot either the app or the entire tablet again. The nail in the coffin came today when my sons tablet finally gave up the ghost and will not even boot up anymore even after numerous failed attempts. Let me tell you my son was not a happy camper. If there is still a possibility to return both tablets today at this very moment, I would do just that. Do not buy these tablets unless you don't want to save yourself a headache in the long run.