Headwolf Android 15 Tablet 10 inch Tablets, WPad6 Octa Core FHD 1920 * 1200 Display Android Tablet, 8GB RAM + 128GB ROM, Widevine L1 Support, 6000mAh, WiFi Tablet PC

This is my second Headwolf tablet, and once again I’m very happy with it! Headwolf has proven to be a reliable brand and at a lower cost than its competitors. This table is amazing! It was shipped super-fast and set-up was simple. Within minutes, I copied all of my apps from my android phone to the tablet. It doesn’t come loaded down with unwanted apps which is really nice. The display is very good too. It has vibrant colors and a smooth, crisp resolution. The battery charges quickly to 100% and lasts for a very long time. It’s lightweight, runs the latest Android OS, and is very responsive. The ability to add a 2TB SD card is really nice also. I highly recommend this tablet for everyday use. It will serve you well. Great value!

I am no stranger to tablets, owning over the years 2 of the orig iPads, a Nexus, 3 Samsung OLED units, and 4 MS Surface Pro Windows tablets. Unfortunately, over time every tablet will age as it is only a snapshot in time for the hardware & firmware. Tablets like cellphones eventually must be replaced to maintain a secure environment and also to provide the ever increasing requirement for faster hardware.This notebook runs Android 15, the lastest Google version as of 2025-02-01.The screen is very good: bright and has enough pixels to provide an excellent reading or movie experience.There is essentially no "bloatware" which gives a great Google-entric native Android experience.The GPS, Cameras, Mic, all work with installed applications, but you may find more sophisticated apps on the Google store.The only item that may be misleading to non-computer folk is that the RAM is stated as 8GB (4GB+4GB expansion) which might lead the unknowledgeable to think that an added 4GB RAM module was installed; this is not the case. Rather, the System is configured to use 4GB of flash memory as "virtual memory" to provide the published 8GB. This should not present an issue to any normal user and is mentioned only as a point to clarify the specifications (4GB is a substantial amount of RAM for Android OS) and if the virtual-simulated-4GB is utilized only a small performance hit of 20'ish % will be noticed.A solid buy for an inexpensive, quality Android tablet that has better than average performance and build quality.

Stopped working after a week. Woke up to it constantly rebooting itself, which is weird because it had been put into sleep mode the night before. Wouldn't turn off, just unending reboot attempts. Kept saying 'fail:addr' and trying to reboot again, and then alternately showing green matrix like lines on parts of the screen. It did this until the battery ran down.Contacted Amazon tech support and they tried some things but nothing worked. I reached out to seller for a solution and was told to just exchange it. But to do this I would have to send the tablet back and I did not want to send it back without wiping it clean as I had already put sensitive information on the tablet and who knows where it would end up if I sent it back. If they had managed to get the tablet working again, I did not want my information being accessed.Amazon customer support called me back and asked if seller had a solution to wipe the tablet, as they did not, Amazon support agent was very helpful and processed a refund without needing to send back the broken tablet. Destroyed it and put in trash. I did not trust this brand and bought a similar tablet from a different company.I understand buying off brand cheap tablets is hit or miss and this one was a huge miss for me. I did like the tablet for the week it worked as it was lightweight and processed everything quickly. But failing after a week is just sad.

This is my second tablet from Headwolf, and I’m thrilled with my experience so far. After being highly impressed with the Headwolf 8" Fpad5, I decided to try this 10" Wpad6, which runs on the latest Android 15. One noticeable difference is the Wpad6's plastic back cover, which I actually prefer. It’s not slippery, resists fingerprints and smudges, and feels lightweight and comfortable to hold with one hand. The screen is bright and sharp, and the sound quality is loud and clear, making it perfect for watching YouTube and consuming media. What I really appreciate is the native Android experience—no bloatware, just clean and efficient performance. I’ve used this tablet for email, social media, and heavy browsing, and it’s been consistently responsive and snappy. Considering it’s a sub-$100 tablet, the Wpad6 delivers exceptional value and performance. I’m extremely satisfied and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and affordable tablet.