Which Tablet is Better? Sannuo 10.1″ Kids Tablet vs Tagital T10K

The Sannuo 10.1″ Kids Tablet and the Tagital T10K are both 10.1″ tablets designed for children, but how do they compare? The screen resolution of both tablets is the same, at 1280×800 pixels, and both tablets come with protective cases in different colours that also have integral stands.

Both tablets are Android tablets with the Sannuo running Android 9.0 Pie out of the box compared to the T10K’s older 6.0 Marshmallow. Both tablets also have access to Google Play.

Both tablets come with 16 gigabytes (GB) of internal memory and both also have memory card slots. The T10K will only take memory cards up to 16 GB in size compared to the 128 GB of the Sannuo tablet. Each tablet comes with WiFi, Bluetooth and a micro-USB port; the T10K also has a DC charging port.

Both tablets come with front and rear facing cameras. Those on the Sannuo are significantly better than those on the T10K, with a 2.0 megapixel (MP) front facing camera, compared to the T10K’s 0.3 MP, and a 5.0 MP rear facing camera, compared to the T10K’s 2.0 MP.

Both tablets come with parental controls and each uses third party controls from iWawa, which allow parents to control what children can access online and when they can use the tablet. The parental controls do not have any educational features built into them; they are simply certified as providing a safe environment for learning. The battery life of the Sannuo tablet is listed at 4-5 hours whilst the T10K is slightly better at 5 hours; battery life is dependent on tablet usage, though, and they are very similar.

In many respects, the Sannuo tablet is significantly better than the T10K. The internal memory is the same for both tablets, as is the screen resolution, but the Sannuo will take bigger memory cards, compared to the unusually low T10K, and has substantially better cameras. It also runs a newer version of Android out of the box. The Sannuo 10.1″ Kids Tablet is a generally better tablet technically than the Tagital T10K.