The tablet shows cutting-edge technology, it has a male type C cable at both ends and encourages you to connect, for example, your phone and to copy whatever video applications you have on your phone. As a result, in a very short time, it has set up all the mail applications I use and I am already logged into them without needing to search for passwords. In terms of multitasking, it performs excellently. The speaker is very loud. I bought it purely for browsing and movies, but I know it runs emulators comfortably, even for consoles like PS2 and GameCube. It comes with a pen, a protective glass, and a book case inside the package, which saves you quite a bit of money, so that alone is a big positive for the purchase. The book case, however, has a quite soft cover and is not magnetic to keep the tablet standing in it, so it requires a bit of care, but okay, not everything could be perfect. Overall, for first use, it leaves promises; I will return with an update. As for the company Skroutz, how is it possible to buy it and before delivery, the price of the tablet drops from 300 to 230, meaning somewhere, hold on, you feel like you've been caught and fooled. Just like with a television I bought earlier, after I purchased it, the price dropped in the next period. I don't know what's going on, but as a company, it would be good to have discounts with more appropriate timing because it seems suspicious afterward.