Inexpensive tablet to play the game on?

4junk3000 wrote:
I just looked on fleabay and saw at least two new Android tabs running KitKat on a quadcore for $35 shipped. If my Nexus7 '12 tanked today, that's probably what I'd buy.

They WERE pink. I hope that's not a problem.
www.ebay.com/itm/Dragon-Touch-Tablet-PC-7-Quad-Core-Android4-4-8GB-HD-1024X600-Wifi-Dual-Camera-/262270397397?hash=item3d1088abd5:g:OVEAAOSwSclXMCY8

www.ebay.com/itm/iRULU-7-Google-Android-Tablet-PC-Pink-Quad-Core-8GB-WIFI-Touch-Screen-Pad-A33-/121846812600?hash=item1c5ea2cfb8:g:JwUAAOSwoydWj4AQ

EDIT: here's a 16gig :
//www.ebay.com/itm/SainSonic-7-A33-Google-Quad-Core-Camera-16GB-Tablet-PC-WiFi-Bluetooth-US-Stock-/400932423129?hash=item5d596f45d9:g:9eMAAOSw1DtXGywi

I became disenchanted with eBay years ago after repeated bad experiences. Sellers who never sent the item, items received damaged (then you have to go through a whole rigmarole to get a refund), bidding that goes over the retail price of a new item for a used item... It's just too much of a hassle. I'd rather spend a little more money and get something new from a real store.

I actually prefer buying locally for that matter. If we don't support our local stores they'll go out of business. (Can you imagine having to buy everything on line?) It's one thing to buy on line to get a 75% discount over what the local stores sell, but HAVING to buy on line?

Then there's the return issue. If I buy it locally and it's broken out of the box (it's happened) I can just take it back. In fact my husband bought a laptop several years ago and had to take it back because the power connector was broken. It would have been weeks on the turnaround if he'd bought it on line. Come to think of it, I bought a tablet last year and took it back. It had great specs for a reasonable price, then I opened it up and checked to see how long I should charge the battery before I turned it on for the first time and discovered WHY it was so cheap with great specs: No smart charging. If you left it plugged in too long you could overcharge the battery and kill it. I've had that happen to devices I've bought in the past. So it went back in the box and back to the store. I got a Samsung Galaxy Tab A instead. It was ok at first but it's bogged down now.