# URAO Tablet: A First Boot, and What the 4 + 20 GB Memory Label Means

> Opening the 10.1-inch tablet, going through setup and checking the information in Settings.

Canonical page: https://pyrosoft.pro/blog/is-this-the-best-cheap-android-tablet-of-2025-urao-10-1-breakdown-46b12227

Published: 2026-11-03

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The number to slow down on in this URAO tablet's description is the memory total. It is advertised as 24 GB, but I explain in the video that this combines 4 GB of physical RAM with 20 GB of storage-based expansion. That is not 24 GB of physical RAM.

With that distinction out of the way, I open the package, power it up and go through the first setup.

## The connections are easy to find

The protective sheet labels the controls and connections, which makes the first walkthrough straightforward. I point out the cameras, buttons, USB-C connection, card slot and headphone socket before removing the wrapping.

The tablet feels sturdy in my hands. That is a handling impression, not a drop or durability test. Inside the rest of the box are the documentation, cable and power adapter.

## Booting and checking Settings

It has enough charge to turn on immediately. I work through setup, look at the Android and memory information, and browse the tablet's settings. During that session it feels responsive to me.

I discuss the processor, display and other listed features as I go, but I do not benchmark them. The software labels visible during setup also do not establish the device's update policy or the accuracy of every advertised specification.

## The gaming and battery tests are still open

I suggest possible uses and ask what viewers would like me to test next. I do not run games, measure camera quality or complete a battery rundown in this video.

The useful starting point is seeing the ports, initial setup and memory distinction before treating the headline specifications as a performance result. I would keep that physical-RAM-versus-storage-expansion difference in mind when comparing the numbers.

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