Let me start by saying this tablet punches WAY above its weight class. The octa-core processor handles my usual multitasking chaos (Spotify + 12 Chrome tabs + a Kindle app) without breaking a sweat. That 14GB RAM (8+6 expandable) makes app switching feel like sliding on butter.

The included accessories kit is where this deal gets sweet. The Bluetooth keyboard transforms it into a mini laptop for coffee shop work sessions, though the mouse feels like a $5 add-on (it works, but don't expect Logitech quality). Pro tip: The folio case's kickstand is perfect for watching cooking tutorials while meal prepping!

Battery life? Phenomenal. I got through a cross-country flight binge-watching shows with 30% to spare. The 8000mAh capacity isn't lying - though fair warning, it takes about 2.5 hours for a full charge from dead.

Now the cameras...they exist. The 13MP rear cam is serviceable for document scanning or quick social media snaps, but don't expect iPhone quality. Video calls on the 8MP front camera look decent in good lighting.

The display surprised me - colors pop nicely for YouTube binges, though outdoor visibility could be better. That said, the magnifier feature has been a game-changer for my mom who struggles with small text (shoutout to that thoughtful accessibility feature!).

Biggest gripe? Occasional software hiccups. Sometimes waking from sleep takes an extra tap, and one reviewer mentioned boot loop issues (haven't experienced this myself in 3 weeks of use). Also, palm rejection is virtually nonexistent - terrible for digital artists but fine if you're just typing.

Final verdict? At this price point with cellular capability and included accessories, it's easily the best budget productivity tablet I've tested this year. Just manage expectations around the cameras and occasional Android quirks.