Raemond 11 Inch Tablet Android 16 Review

This tablet is a weird one. It's got a huge 24GB of RAM, but it's paired with a bottom-of-the-barrel AMD 1200 CPU that lands in the 2nd percentile. That's like putting racing tires on a go-kart. The one thing to know? This is a spec sheet that's lying to you. The headline numbers scream 'premium,' but the actual performance parts tell a different, much slower story.

Don't let the 24GB RAM fool you. The AMD 1200 CPU is ancient and weak, and the GPU is somehow even worse at the 5th percentile. That means even basic Android games will stutter, and any sort of multitasking will feel sluggish, no matter how much RAM is free. The only thing that surprised me was how poorly it scored for art and design, which makes sense given the terrible graphics power.

At $170, it's cheap. But it's not a good value. You're paying for RAM you can't use because the processor is too slow to take advantage of it. You'd be better off with a used older-model tablet from a known brand.

Forget the iPad Pro or Surface Pro comparisons—this isn't in their league. The real competition is other budget Android tablets. Compared to a Lenovo Idea Tab or a Samsung Galaxy Tab A, this tablet's terrible CPU and GPU make it a worse choice for any task beyond the most basic web browsing. Even the 'N-one' generic tablet might feel smoother with a more balanced spec sheet.

Skip it. The terrible CPU and GPU performance ruin what could have been an interesting budget package. The 24GB RAM is a marketing gimmick on a device this slow. If you need a cheap tablet for reading or videos, look for a used brand-name model instead.