Camelio from Vivitar

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The Camelio is a kid-friendly Android tablet with a seven-inch touchscreen, wi-fi, front-and rear-facing cameras, and parental controls. It also includes 25 pre-loaded apps. Some of the apps feature kids' favorites, such as Cut the Rope and the free version of Draw Something. There are also social media apps, such as Google+, Twitter, and YouTube. Educational apps include the reading app MeeGenius, which includes six free e-books. Additional apps can be downloaded from the Google Play Store.

Parents can add up to five different users on the Camelio, and each user can have his or her own theme, profile picture, app preferences, and parental controls. The tablet's parental controls allow parents to block a child's access to certain apps. If a child taps on an app icon that is blocked, it will only open when mom or dad enters their parent lock code. In order to set up parental controls, you must have an existing Google account or create an account, which is free to do.

This tablet runs on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and comes with 1 GB of memory that is expandable to 4GB with a Micro SD card, which is sold separately. The Camelio also comes with a headphone jack, a built-in microphone, and a stereo speaker. It runs on a rechargeable lithium battery that takes about three hours for a full charge. That gives you between seven and nine hours of battery life, depending on how you use the tablet. It comes with a USB cord so that you can charge the tablet by connecting it to your computer and an AC adapter for plugging it into a wall outlet.