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RCA Galileo 11.5" 32 GB Touchscreen Tablet Computer with Keyboard Case Quad-Core 1.3Ghz Processor 1GB Memory 32GB HDD Webcam Wifi Bluetooth Android 6.0 - Charcoal

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Condition
New
Storage
32 GB
Memory
1 GB
Screen size
11.5 in
Weight
1.3 lb
Color
Charcoal
Generation
1st Generation
In the box
Keyboard
Works with
Keyboard

Features 5

  • Intel Atom Quad-Core Processor 1.3GHz is powerful enough to zoom through applications and tasks
  • SPEED: 1.3GHz 4 Quad-Core Processor. 1024600 Touchscreen Display (11.5). Battery life up to 6 hours
  • BUILT-IN: 32GB Flash Storage Memory (MicroSD-expandable), Dual Front/Rear Camera, Full USB and Micro USB port, Bluetooth, and Rechargeable Battery
  • FOR WORK OR PLAY: Stay efficient with Android OS 6.0 (Go Edition) and preinstalled apps available at the touch of your fingertips. Compatible with Google Play

Description

Introducing the RCA 11 Galileo Pro 2-in-1 tablet with detachable keyboard. The 11 Galileo Pro operates on Android Marshmallow and showcases the operating system's brand-new material design.

Specs 58

Brand RCA
Model Name Galileo
Memory Storage Capacity 32 GB
Screen Size 11.5 inches
Display Resolution Maximum 1024 x 600
Generation 1st Generation
Age Range Description Adult
Specific Uses For Product general use

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Fabulous product at a truly great price.
Just over 1 year ago I picked up and Android 5 version for my wife & she has been using it with no problems ever since. A short time ago I picked up an Android 6 copy & have also had constant use. It is a little light on the memory for the uses I need but it does work for what I have dedicated it to without issues. I would like to do more on it but it is only a tablet & not a full PC so light is the price paid for portability. It operates well with my wifi router as well as my MetroPCS LG Sylus hot spot in the field. Having the keyboard & USB port as well as tablet mode was a major consideration in the purchase. Kudu's for an extremely well priced & workable piece of hardware. Only good things to say about them both at this time. Just a brief update on this fabulous tablet. Both the Maven & this Galileo are still working beyond expectations. I have added the Ghost browser to both & Addblocker Plus to the Galileo, it does not work with Android 5 only 6 & up, when 7 comes out. Watching Youtube movies with Ghost jumps past the commercials which are often so loud they are really objectionable, are you listening Youtube? I have used my 4 port usb 2 hub to connect as many has 3 flash drives of various sizes, both brand & off brand, to each with no problem. I also have trouble with the small keyboard & my big fingers so I connect a full size keyboard via the hub & a trackball, when I can. In the field though as a tablet in just tablet mode & in folded tablet mode they are great. I have also used an external USB battery pack to charge when in the field when needed. With my phone hot spot, extra battery, & the convenience of these little, but large enough to see for older eyes, I just can't wait to see what they come out with next. Keep it up RCA I want to see Android 7 as soon as you can. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2017 by James
Very nice tablet....with an actual keyboard
I wanted a slightly larger tablet with a decent keyboard with it and wow....this RCA tablet really was really the tablet I needed. It's pretty fast, actually has a decent sounding speaker and an actual USB port on it. I got a case for mine and easy to put the case on this tablet and keyboard easily detaches if you want to use it as a regular tablet. I prefer to type using the keyboard that came with it. It's really like a netbook or tiny laptop....even tho there is no DVD burner in this unit....but of course it's a tablet. Screen quality is maybe a little lower in quality compared to my prior tablet, but still very decent. It has Android 6.0 in it and seems to run quite nicely. No issues with mine and it seems to keep battery life for at least 3 hours with mine. There is an actual mouse pad on the keyboard portion of this tablet....a first for me with tablets. Really a very nice lower priced tablet that's 11 inches in size and probably would compare fairly well against rivals of the same size. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2016 by REALReviewersTracker08
Very Good For The Price, But You Need to Buy a Proprietary USB Cable.
I bought the 2018 RCA Galileo Pro for a very specific purpose, and this review is based on its performance for that purpose. I play music as a paying hobby, and found my 400 page binder of music was getting too bulky to handle. The music is basically word document with lyrics and chords. I copied all of the documents into the Galileo's memory. After doing some testing, I found a free program, ThinkFree Office viewer. It works very well for viewing .Docx Word documents. Although the resolution of the screen is comparatively low, it was just fine for my needs. I also found the tablet to be very fast and responsive when loading documents and viewing them. For the money, this is a good buy. Having a detachable keyboard with a tracking mouse area is nice - the keyboard is very responsive and while smaller than a standard keyboard, it is very useable. I also like the fact that all of the external controls - volume power, USB, HDMI, etc. are all on one side of the case. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that you have to buy a proprietary USB cable if you want to connect it to your computer. RCA charges $23 for this cable. I ended up using a memory stick and a program called Airdroid to copy my files to the tablet. Overall, I can recommend this, but keep in mind my use places little demand on the processing power. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2018 by John Z
So inexpensive it's essentially worthless
Bottom line up front: Fresh out of the box, the tablet was unable to perform the most basic of tasks such as opening PDFs, PNGs, and word documents. It even failed to update apps from the play store or install them properly. Full review: I was in the market for an inexpensive 2n1 to use for school when I was away from home. I only needed something basic with a keyboard and this seemed to fit my needs. The problem is that it failed to meet those bare minimal requirements. The first problem I had was that it was a struggle to update apps from the Google Play store. It took several restarts and dozens of failed attempts before I was finally able to update Chrome (it was a 31mb update) along with most of the other apps. Some apps continued to fail to install their updates (such as Android System Webview) so I just moved on. It completely failed to open messenger. The app would open and as the login screen came up, a prompt telling me that the app has failed and needed to close prevented me from using it even though the cursor was flashing in the app behind it. So I installed messenger lite and moved on. It did manage to sync my google accounts pretty easily but that was the first, last, and only thing it did successfully. Attempting to open PDFs prompted me with the message "The document cannot be opened because it's not a valid pdf-document" no other device has had any issue opening the same file. At this point I'm wondering if anything worked so I just try to open different file types: docx: crashed png: barely and it struggled with zooming in and scrolling around I took a glance at the memory usage to figure out why it struggled with everything. The Android OS alone used 67% of the tablet's processing power. By this point I just accepted it as a loss, closed it and went about my day. I didn't have a lot of demands for this product being that it was only $120 but opening word docs, PDFs, and images is a pretty low standard to meet. The fact that this product couldn't even do that or even update apps properly is nothing short of embarrassing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2019 by Kevin Edwards
OK for the price
I bought this as a bang around unit for when I'm out and about in unfriendly electronics environments. So I knew, at the price I got it for, it wasn't going to be spectacular. And I was correct. It's slow, the battery doesn't last very long and the screen is grainy and almost impossible to see unless you're looking at it straight on. I would buy this as a starter tablet for a child. But I think most adults would be very disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2017 by Richard Smith
Great tablet for a fantastic price
So I'll start by saying I've been an Apple user since 2006. However, I wanted something small to bring with me on trips, that wasn't as expensive as my MacBook Air. I looked at the surface, iPad Pro, and many other tablets with keyboards. This had great reviews and was significantly cheaper. This is great for surfing the the web and doing other tasks. The tablet works great and is awesome with or without the keyboard. It was a little larger than I expected (wasn't really considering the size of 11"), but I love that. Keyboard types well. I have to get used to the interface a little because I'm so used to Apple, but overall it isn't difficult. If you already have an android you'll be fine. Like others have said, if you hold the tablet at a certain angle it is harder to see the screen, but if you're using it in keyboard or holding it at most angles you're fine. Any way I've tried to hold it so far I can see fine. If you want this as a computer replacement, it probably isn't for you. But I really like that it has an hdmi port and a sd card slot to add more memory. USB port too, which is awesome for a tablet. As someone who has been a long-time Apple user, I wasn't sure how I'd feel about this, but it's great. Awesome price, too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2017 by Nicole
Great work tablet!
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It handles all my tasks I intended to use it for. I use it for a more convenient than a laptop means of remoting into work computers and computer systems. For that it works perfect! I was able to download from Google Play Cisco any connect and VNC viewer no problem. As for the "funsies" like movies and stuff, it works well enough. It plays 1080p but by no mean does it give you native resolution of 1080p. It's kinda low definition but I never intended it for movies. It doesn't look horrible if you're not super picky, maybe DVD quality like 480p. Keyboard works great and is attached to the tablet via docking port (it's not bluethoothed, it's physically connected. So it's reliable). It's like a mini laptop. light weight and it'll idle all day ready for those "oh Sh**" moments when you have to remote into work on the double quick. If you're looking for a super high definition tablet, you get what you pay for, quit being cheap! lol For pretty much everything else, this is a solid tablet! With a friggin' keyboard! PS, leather case not included. Yes it has a full sized USB port that accepts USB hubs. My wireless mouse connects to it easily. The only issue I am having currently it finding an OTG Ethernet adapter that'll work with this tablet. I'll figure that one out soon enough. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2017 by Robert
Cheap tablet w/ keyboard, and worth it
I really wanted to like this. The bargain price was incredible for an 11.5" tablet with detachable keyboard. And a lot of really good reviews. And I was getting it as a second, backup device, not my primary, so it didn't need to be great, it just needed to do the job well enough. It isn't. It's pitiful. Battery life: 1-2 hrs, and the high alerts go off at 20%, and below that you're supposed to shut of the computer while it charges back to 20. Keyboard: some reviewers actually praised it. The keys have good travel, which is helpful, but they are so small I can't touch-type (notice how there is 1" of unused space next to keyboard -- so don't compare it to other 11.5" laptops you may have used). Maybe if you have tiny hands it will work better, but even then, I don't like the layout. E.g., the shift key on the right is small -- good luck ever hitting that without looking down. Touchpad: no acceleration, so it's always going fast. No way to adjust it. End-result: very difficult to make fine movements. But very easy to accidentally touch it while typing, thus tossing the cursor to a different place in your writing. Touch screen: don't know if it's the processor being slow or the touch screen having poor sensitivity, but I often have to repeatedly touch screen to get it to do something. I don't like writing negative reviews. I know how hard it is to create good things and sell them. But I can't believe that even RCA thinks this is even adequate. Seems they took the cheapest of every component they could find and put it together in a box for sale. Returning it... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2019 by D. Hansen
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