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I have purchased a super cheap tablet back in a day, in 2012 through the site "1 deal a day" or "1 sale a day" or something like that when I was at a business trip in USA. It was not even marketed as a tablet but as an e-book reader.
Paid 50 bucks for that, which was fantastically cheap at that time for any tablet.
At that time there were Kindle Fire tablets available for $160 (introduced to the market in 2011 for $200)
That ... thing ... had a very obsolete version of Android on it (less than 1.something, I think), *low* resolution, low memory, ...
It saw little use, so despite being super cheap I do not view it as a good buy ;-).
Nowadays I would look for something refurbished, something that was good quality brand-name product 3 years ago. Or perhaps something on sale.
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