URAO 10" KB1016, five-core, 20GB, 64GB

A kids tablet with absurd RAM and a great case, but the rest is just okay. Buy it for the silicone, not the specs.

The 2.0GHz five-core processor is fine for basic apps, but the 64GB of storage is a weak spot, sitting in the 30th percentile. You'll fill that up fast with games and downloaded shows, though the micro SD slot does bail you out up to 1TB. The 6000mAh battery is middle of the pack, good for about 6 hours of use, which is enough for a car ride but not a full day of travel. The 1280x800 IPS screen is serviceable, but at 323 PPI it's not going to wow anyone.

Against the Apple iPad Air M4 or Samsung Galaxy Tab S11, this thing isn't even in the same conversation. Those are premium devices with premium prices. The more realistic comparison is an Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids, which offers a similar screen size and better ecosystem integration for around the same money. The URAO wins on raw RAM, but the Fire tablet has better parental controls and a more polished app store experience. The Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus is also worth a look if you want a bigger battery and better screen for not much more.

At around 200 EUR or 654 BRL, this is a budget tablet with a budget experience. The case and parental controls add real value for parents, but the core hardware is nothing special. If you can find it on sale, it's a decent gift for a 6 to 10 year old. At full price, you're paying for the kid-proof case more than the tablet inside it.

The URAO KB1016 is a kids tablet that gets the basics right and not much else. The headline here is the 20GB of RAM, which sounds absurd for a children's device and lands in the 95th percentile of our database. But that spec is doing a lot of heavy lifting for a tablet that otherwise feels like a budget Android device with a colorful silicone jacket. If you need a cheap screen for cartoons and simple games, it works. If you expect anything close to an iPad or even a Fire tablet experience, you'll be disappointed.

If you're looking for a tablet that will grow with your kid or handle schoolwork, this isn't it. Go get an iPad or a Samsung Galaxy Tab instead. The URAO is a toy, not a tool.

The URAO KB1016 is a fine first tablet for a kid who's going to drop it, spill on it, and forget to charge it. The case is the real star here. But if you want a tablet that will still feel useful in two years, save up for something better. This is a stopgap, not a long-term investment.