You don’t need a $600 iPad just to binge a show by the pool or hand off YouTube duty to your kid in the backseat. This $59.99 onn. tablet with Android OS does all the essentials, and you won’t panic if it gets a little wet or sticky from Cheeto fingers. It’s perfect for road trips, screen time limits, and saving your sanity this summer.
Why is it so cheap? Don’t worry, we aren’t someone on Facebook Marketplace trying to get rid of something that doesn’t work—we’re only selling these tablets for so little because they’re open-box devices.
That means they’re excess store inventory or customer returns, and their packaging is imperfect. Basically, you’re saving 59%, even though the actual tablet is still in new condition. And you get free shipping.
Okay, but what can this $60 tablet do?
Honestly, this Android tablet can do a surprising amount, but it won’t function like an iPad Pro.
You get a 10.1-inch LCD touchscreen with a crisp 1920×1200 resolution—more than enough for streaming Netflix, Disney+, or YouTube. It runs Android 11, so the interface feels just like your phone, and you’ll have access to all the usual apps via Google Play.
The 2.0GHz octa-core processor and 32GB of storage (expandable with microSD) keep it smooth for browsing, reading, light gaming, and video calls. There’s also Bluetooth support, dual 5MP cameras, and up to 10 hours of battery life, ideal for a long day out or a kid who never wants to put it down.
It’s not built for heavy-duty multitasking or high-end gaming, but if you need a basic, affordable tablet that just works? This one checks all the right boxes, and the price makes it easy to say yes.
Order yourself or your kid one of these affordable Android tablets at just $59.99 with free shipping while supplies last (reg. $149).
Prices subject to change.
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