Pros: See Other

Thoughts

Cons: See Other

Thoughts

Other Thoughts:

Disclaimer, I bought

two of these, during

Thanksgiving week.

They just arrived today,

so I have not had a

chance to fully put

them through their

paces.

You get a lot for the

price, but not without

some compromises.

The screen is not an

IPS, but it is quite

usable, and has decent

contrast. The screen

protector is a nice

addition to the product,

and well applied, but it

seems to wash our the

colors somewhat.

It can be removed if

desired.

Wifi strength/range is

on par with my cell

phone

Bluetooth seems work

well with my speakers,

but I'm still in early

testing

As delivered, unit is

not rooted

Free flash space is

about 4GB, out of the

box

OS version = 4.4.2,

mid July 2014

Screen is 600x1024,

(TFT?), and comes

with a per-applied

protector

OpenGL ES version is

2.0

DRAM is DDR2, 2GB,

unknown speed

Platform = Intel

redhookbay,

clovertrail, Saltwell

Hyperthreading is

enabled, so up to 4

threads can run at same

time

Thread processors

appear to range

between 0.8 - 1.2GHz

GPU = PowerVR SGX

544MP2

Battery = 3000mAH

Li-ion

Charges from USB or

DC jack

Tablet was able to

recognize a 64GB

Samsung EVO

microSDXC

(full size, after mount

and format)

Google Play and

Chrome pre-installed,

both work well

Pandora works well

ESFile Explorer pre-

installed (very handy)

OTG USB adapter

worked with 16GB

USB flash,

mounted/unmounted

correctly

The carrying case is a

basic, but decently

made, with a nice

texture (plastic

leather?)

Main speaker is very

low volume, and not

very useful

There is some sort of

activity LED hidden

between the SD slot

and the reset button

Rear camera worked,

that's all I can say so

far :-)

Regarding Android

updates, the tablet is

unable to find any

updates, when

attempted through the

settings menu. 4.4.2

appears to be the

highest version ported

by iView for the i700. I

have scanned the iView

product download

server. There does not

appear to be any higher

OS versions available.

Only time will tell if

they issue any updates.

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Nathan S.

12/1/2014

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Poor Sound Low Quality Screen

Pros: Cheap web browser tablet.

I purchase the 16gb version of this model from Newegg and was please

by the functionality of the processor for web browsing and basic tasks.

Cons: Watching video on the tablet is MOST disappointing.

The screen fades out almost entirely at about 30 degrees to bottom or

side depending on how you hold it, so if I set it on a table in front of me

sitting in a chair i can't see anything. Reminded me of how a old

calculator or watch would fade out at the wrong angle.

Also the speaker on these models is small and quiet (good for dings and

whirls but that is about it)(not too surprising) but the headphone 3.5mm

output is a joke. I hooked it up to some PC desktop speakers and turned it

All the way up and still only got an ok level of sound.

No good for youtube, pandora or netflix.

Other Thoughts: The case and accessories are ok, but didnt test since I

returned mine before I had to charge it the first time.

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Charles G.

11/30/2014

11:39:44 PM

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Good bang for the buck...

Pros: Inexpensive; comes with Android 4.4.2; GMS certified (Google

Mobile Services), aka it has Google Apps via Google Play Store; front

and rear facing cameras; has bluetooth; although it isn't an IPS display

the screen is decent quality; plays videos fairly well; WiFi speed seems

decent; Skype works well on it; has SD slot; can recharge via adapter or

over USB; comes with case, USB cable, and OTG USB cable.

Cons: No GPS; camera aren't the best quality; internal microphone

somewhat "muddy"; can't use OTG while charging; screen not IPS; dual-

core Atom processor is decently fast but not a barnburner; case is rather

thick; internal speaker isn't very loud and isn't very "wide range."

Other Thoughts: Although this isn't a top of the line tablet, for the "Black

Friday" price I feel it's bang-to-buck ratio is excellent. The tablet has

decent speed, a fairly bright screen with decent color (it's not IPS!), and

comes with Google Play Store so you'll have access to a wide variety of

apps. The tablet has some shortcoming, but considering its low, low price

that's to be expected.

I bought this tablet for my wife, who uses a tablet primarily for browsing

the Web, occasional watching of videos on YouTube and Netflix,

playing a few simple games, and for making Skype calls. I paid over

$200 for the Android v.2.4 tablet it will replace a couple of years ago and

this iView tablet is much more powerful, and comes with Android 4.4 at

a much lower price.

I've only had this iView tablet for a couple of days now, but so far I've

very impressed with it -- so much so that I ended up ordering another one

for myself. If you want a _basic_ tablet to do _basic_ "stuff" then the

iView i700 should do a good job for you.

The tablet comes with Google Maps installed, but the tablet does not

have GPS. It will use Wi-Fi and attempt to determine you location based

on referencing know Wi-Fi routers however. In my case, Google Maps

was able to determine my location at home, with good accuracy. On the

other hand, if you're not close to a router that Google Location Services

"knows" then Google Maps may not be able to determine your location.

The front facing camera isn't very good in low light. The back facing

camera is only of fair quality. It supposedly will shot 720p video but I

haven't tried it out yet. I assume it will be rather fuzzy. But then,

considering the tablet's price, this is probably to be expected.

The tablet comes with a case, that's of OK quality. Unfortunately, the

case is rather thick, and muffles the sound of the external speaker quite a

bit, which is a shame because the speaker isn't very loud to begin with.

The frequency range of the speaker is very limited -- there are few highs

and lows, it's all mid-range. The tablet does have an 1/8" stereo ear-

phone jack however, and comes with ear phones, which are merely of

"OK" quality.

The built in mic also seems rather muffled by the case, but even out of

the case the sound is somewhat muddy sounding. Still, it does a decent

job of handling voice, so Skype calls seem to go OK.

Plug in a decent pair of headphones in the 1/8" jack and you'll get decent

sound out of the tablet, although the built in amp doesn't have a lot of

power it will drive efficient headphones to higher volume levels than

you'll probably ever want to listen to. (The tablet _should_ work with

most Bluetooth headphones but I haven't tried that yet.)

The tablet comes with a OTG USB cable and after plugging it into a

USB (powered) hub I was able to use a regular PC keyboard and mouse

with the tablet; USB flash drives and external hard drive also worked but

it did stop changing though once the OTB cable wa

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Alvarez M.

11/30/2014

9:21:10 PM

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iview i700 8G

Pros: This tablet is just as responsive as my NEXUS 7. Price is

unbeatable!! Great value...definitely recommend!

Cons: Sound is OK through the headphone but marginal through the

speaker.

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Geoffrey B.

11/30/2014

12:14:00 PM

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Not bad

Pros: Cheap, runs most but not all apps.

Decent case!

Cons: Doesnt run some apps.

Battery is pretty meh.. Lasts a full day if you dont use it constantly.

Screen is cheap. Scratches easily, needs a fairly firm touch.

Not sure if it will ever get 4.4.4 update

Other Thoughts: I got the 16 gig version.

All in all, you get what you pay for. If you want a tablet but dont have

$100+ to shell out then this is a good option.

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Anonymous

11/30/2014

10:30:45 AM

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Incorrect information on Newegg

Pros: 2 GB of RAM. I ordered this because this is one of the few tablets

in this price range with 2GB of RAM

Cons: Screen size is listed as 7" but I compared that against a 7" nook I

have and this looks smaller. According to Newegg this is DDR3 RAM

but that is not the case. Google Atom Z2520 and you will see that it only

support DDR2. Also I noticed that color are bit off and screen has a blue

tint to it. In comparison this feels slower compared to older single

processor Nook 7" tablet.

Other Thoughts: I paid $49 for this and I think that is too much

considering the quality of the device. I would consider this to be good

value in the $39 price range

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Anonymous

11/29/2014

10:01:49 AM

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Best value out there

Pros: Screen

Performance

Comes with case

Cons: Cameras

Battery life

Charger

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Andrew G.

11/28/2014

5:14:34 PM

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Pros: Portable - Light, fits great in my large hands

Free Case

Decent speed

Decent screen for the price

Cons: Not the BEST screen, but again good enough for the price

Not the FASTEST tablet, but again good enough for the price

Mediocre speaker, could be louder

Not a lot of room for viewing angles. The colors change and blend

together if looking at it from an off angle. It's tolerable, but a huge

difference from a more expensive tablet.

Case stand is pretty nice, especially for free, but it does angle it a little

high. So combined with the previous gripe, you do have to play around

with it a bit.

Other Thoughts: Would be great for kids. I'll be using it largely as a

Kindle, which is about how big it is/feels, so it's a good cheap substitute

for that.

Overall, for the price, I think it's a fantastic buy. Small, simple, yet

efficient. Nice little faux leather case...for the $43 I paid I really can't

complain.

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joseph m.

12/11/2014

11:36:52 AM

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Great buy

Pros: Great tablet for the money! The only KitKat tablet in this price

range too!

Cons: Both cameras could have been left off and you wouldn't miss

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Owner much. The rear facing camera's captured images remind me of an old flip

phone. You can make out what your taking a picture of, but there is no

quality to it.

Other Thoughts: Sure the cameras are near useless, but I would not

expect this to be cutting edge (or even last gen tech) for this price! The

fact that this runs KitKat and does a great job in every app I have tried it

with so far is all a bonus! My daughter is going to love her Christmas

present as her old Asus TF-100 is more than a little slow!

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Rebecca M.

12/10/2014

11:57:16 PM

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Don't Waste Your Money

Pros: Price was good, but I was hoping for something better than what I

got. The calculator works good.

Cons: The screen seems to be a cheap foggy piece of plastic. There is no

clarity or sharpness to the screen. The home buttons are right on the

screen which makes it too easy to accidentally hit one of them and lose

your page. This can be remedied a little by leaving the unit in the case

that is comes with. However, this then brings me to my next complaint,

which is the speaker or sound. The sound is so low and does not have the

ability to be raised much. Where the sound emits from is so small and is

in the back of the unit. If you have it in the case there is hardly any sound

at all coming out.

Even though it is Android, it is very basic. To delete the trash folder,

each message has to be individually chosen. I cannot get it to sync with

my main calendar, as my Android phone does. Don't even try to use the

camera, it is a piece of junk. The battery life is not that great. The

standby mode doesn't seem to conserve the battery that well. If you are

use to the Android system (which I do like) on your phone or on other

devices, you will be disappointed in the way that the IView functions

using Android.

Other Thoughts: I should have realized that you get what you pay for and

I have learned my lessson.

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John P.

12/6/2014

4:42:04 PM

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Great Value

Pros: Dual-core Intel Processor, 2GB RAM, nice case, plays games well

and was a bargain

Cons: Battery life - it lasts for about two hours between charges

Other Thoughts: I picked this up for under $50 on sale. We have an iPad,

iPad mini and several iPods and for the price, I'd say this is my best

purchase yet. Handles every game the kids and I have thrown at it

(Batman Arkam Origins, Into the Dead and Call of Duty: Strike Team)

without a hiccup. Planning on getting a memory card. Would do it all

over again.

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Chantra S.

12/5/2014

6:54:16 PM

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Happy

Pros: Runs smooth, easily streams videos and music. Bluetooth is a big

plus for this tablet. It's a great product for the price, especially when is

goes on a 45% off sale. Plus it comes with a case and an adapter for a

mouse or keyboard.

Cons: Build quality is average, everything is plastic and the table itself

feels cheap. Screen quality is good, not great, color isn't very bright.

Touchscreen is not as sensitive as I would like it to be, have to apply a

little extra pressure before the tablet responds. Camera is a bit of a low

quality as well.

Other Thoughts: Although this tablet is lacking in the quality

department, if you can snag this tablet at 45% off (around $56 after

taxes) then this is a good device.

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George M.

12/5/2014

6:36:37 AM

I can't put this Tablet down.

Pros: Ok I got this addictive little tablet this week. It arrived the )day

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after I ordered it. And has to be the best money ($56.45) I've spent on

any device in years. I used to love my windows Nokia phone and used it

to do most of my daily computing I.e. Email Facebook Shopping

browsing music and so on. But the Iview tablet makes all of these things

so much easier. I love the larger screen and the speach recognition/input

works almost flawlessly. If your looking for a fun and productive gadget

to make all those apps easier to use than on your tiny smart phone. This

could be the solution for you also.

Cons: Slow start up (19 seconds average)

Other Thoughts: If this goes back to the $49.99 price I'm buying 2 more.

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Trung T.

12/4/2014

1:55:46 PM

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Fantastic Budget Tablet!

Pros: Price - $49

Speed - runs 4.4 KitKat with ease, any HD videos I throw at it in MX

Player is handled fine, even over wifi

Accessories - Case, OTG cabe, wall charger

MicroSD - accepted my 64GB microSD card fine, 32 is supported

Cons: Screen - Not IPS, although that would probably add at least $25-

35 to the price. Resolution is fine for 7inch imho

Build Quality - pretty average, but at $49 very acceptable

Other Thoughts: I have KoboArc and this unit is faster than it in almost

all areas, except the Screen (Kobo has higher resoution and IPS).

I bought this for my kids and they love it. Netflix is smooth, MX Player

is smooth, and it plays all the android kiddie games fine.

P.S. rooting this unit is very easy. Took me all of 20mins on google to

figure it out.

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Jason S.

12/3/2014

9:37:24 PM

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iview i700-8g

Pros: Great gift for kids

Good set of features and overall performance in its price range.

Cons: The included charger is a 5volt 1.5amp, the usual standard is 5volt

2amp for generic tablets, a lower 1.5amp charge rate means longer

charge times.

Other Thoughts: For faster charge times just pick up a regular 2amp

charger off the ol' Bay for under 5 bucks just search for-

tablet charger 2.5mm 5v 2a (uses a common 2.5mm jack for the charge

port)

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Philippe L.

12/3/2014

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Price is unbeatable!!!!

Pros: - I impress its performance compared to the price paid; 49$ at

black Friday.

- Dual-core Atom processor is decently fast; no delays or lag

- Charges from USB or DC jack include in box; very nice option.

- Cover protection good quality

- Plays videos very well in full screen

- Comes with Google Play Store so you'll have access to a wide variety

of apps

- Decently battery life; between 2h30 (full screen video streaming) at

4hrs (standard use)

Cons: - Viewing angle is poor and is not IPS, however, it is very decent

quality for a tablet at this price.

- Long charging time: 2 to 3 hrs

- The tablet comes with Google Maps installed, but the tablet does not

have GPS…

Other Thoughts: Remove the thick clear protector on screen and back

camera before using the tablet for best performance... Free flash space is

about 4GB, out of the box. Would be great for kids or average user…

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Tammy M.

12/3/2014

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Good for the Price

Pros: - Speedy Performance

- Does not seem to contain any serious bloatware

-The included miniUSB to USB adaptor and case is a nice touch

- The construction seems reasonable for the cost

Cons: -The Sound is pretty low, but sufficient if the room is quiet

-Screen looks a little weird at the edges if you are using it in portrait

mode. If you use it in landscape it looks just fine. Not the best screen but

very usable.

Other Thoughts: Overall the tablet seems great for general games,

reading e-books, internet browsing and streaming. For the cost of $49 it

is a great deal if you just don't expect too much. The tablet seems very

speedy overall and I had no issues with it keeping the internet

connection.

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Richard K.

12/2/2014

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This is a gem!!!

Pros: Great value!!! With 2GB RAM and Intel Atom processor this thing

really performs (no delays or lag at all even when playing high resolution

videos and games)!!! It's performance has to be the best among the under

$100 tablet class. This particular CPU seems battery friendly too (give

you more speed for the power it uses).

Cons: Atom Z2520 CPU is design to supports 32-bit LPDDR2 RAM and

perhaps DDR3 is false. However performance is equal to most $200

range tablets in my opinion.

There are 2 issues with this tablet:

1. Top/bottom screen Viewing angle is poor (ironic since name of the

brand is "iview"). You only get about 40 degree of good viewing angle

but what do you expect from $50 tablet...

2. Battery charging time seems long... Need to charge it for more than 2

hours for 0 to 100% charge. However it does hold charge well... If you

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turn of WiFi and/or Bluetooth when not in use it will get you through the

day without a problem (with average usage).

Other Thoughts: People who complaint about not being sensitive to

touch should remove the thick clear screen protector before using the

tablet (the film is only design to protect the screen during shipment). I

find it very responsive once protective film is removed.

Also the color issue... It's not as bad as some reviewers claim... I find that

stock background image makes the color seem washed out (it baffles

why manufacturer would use such low resolution image for the bg) but

once I've changed the background image to one of the live wallpapers it

looked great. Only real con with this tablet is the screen (hence minus

one egg). However considering it's price I find it acceptable nuisance.

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Jim M. 1/19/2015

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Don't be afraid to buy these

Pros: I bought three of these tablets as gifts and tried all of them out

before giving because I wanted to have them set up prior. I can say first

hand that this is a very solid tablet, all three of them worked without any

problems and I was impressed with the form & function of these. Very

nice tablet for the kids, my personal standards are higher than the quality

of these but for the sale price I paid these are well worth it. And they are

working out very well for the kids. And let me tell you, they use the snot

out of these. Money well spent!

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that are much worse. I would rate battery life as average. On a full charge

you will be able to run this tablet full tilt for at least three hours maybe

longer under lighter load conditions like reading. Not bad by any means.

Other Thoughts: I would definitely recommend this tablet.

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Anonymous 1/9/2015

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decent banger

Pros: needed a cheap tablet to kill time at work. found this one on sale for

about fifty bones. it's a pretty good bargain, but don't expect too much. the

screen is a bit hazy and the viewing angle is limited. luckily it comes with

a case that cuts down glare.

I've had an ipad mini in the past and comparing this to the apple product is

night and day, but I had paid almost $400 for that and this android tablet is

much less and as expected the touch screen response is much slower. ipad

minis now run about $219

Overall, this tablet is a good stop gap device, if you're limited budget and

waiting for things to get a little cheaper. This is a great device is you want

to load up your usb stick with videos and watch them on a train or flight.

It's only $50, so if you lose it or someone steals it, you wont get too upset

about it.

got the iview win 8.1 tablet, too and I prefer this one. It's more responsive,

but with the win 8.1, I can easily dongle a usb hub and use mouse,

keyboard, wifi adapters.

if you start adding apps, the device fills up fast and runs out of mem.

Cons: screen strains eyes. install the android screen dimmer app for less

eye strain.

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computer speaker system

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Joshua H. 1/7/2015

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Square Register

Pros: Cost. This thing was cheap but still had KitKat on it. I had a client

who wanted to use Square and didn't want to use their phone all the time

since it was being used as more like a cash register for the whole office

then just for them. They where nervous as Square just says 7" Android

Tablet in their support documents so I made the leap of faith and ordered

this since it was so cheap anyway and if it failed I would just keep. It

worked fine.

Cons: Not much does what I wanted and was super cheap so I can't

complain. It is cheap though, so expect the screen to be rough to the touch,

resolution is low, cheap external ports, etc.

Other Thoughts: I think this turned out ok. For the cost and the simple

function needed it was worth the money. The case is horrid but at least it

is something.

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Genaro G. 1/3/2015

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piece of garbage

Pros: none

Cons: touch screen doesnt work right. if you try typing something , you

get a bunch of garbage characters on screen, if you touch a location on

screen it will register something that was inch or two below where you

touched. if you reboot it , it works for a little while then acts up again.

save your money and buy a reputable brand instead

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Shane M. 12/30/2014

5:01:36 AM Tech Level: Ownership:

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great for the kids

Pros: solid design, good wifi, great specs for the price. Bought two for the

kids (8 yo and 6 yo). All apps run great so far.....netflix, minecraft, etc.

Kids are happy, wife is happy.....so I get to be happy!

Cons: screen is quite low res but for $65 it will do

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eric l. 12/25/2014

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Great tablet for the money.

Pros: I bought two of these for my 10 year old twin boys and they love

them. I have played around with them for a bit . The picture is nice and

clear and the over all construction seems solid.

Cons: How can there be a con on a 49.99 tablet?

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Kennard G. 12/22/2014

7:50:26 AM Tech Level: Ownership:

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Worth 30.00

Pros: Paid 50.00 for this item. Its really worth 30.00

Good for reading my ebooks on the train and playing a few video games -

nothing involving heavy graphics. Decent battery life, ok graphics.

Overall, good bang for the buck

Cons: Not worth the current price of 70.00

Slow to bootup after installing games and other apps.

But that is expected - only 8GB internal

Cannot switch apps to storage card - (possible with root?)

Other Thoughts: Decent tablet for reading your ebooks. Inexpensive. I did

update the firmware from the manufacturer website and everything

worked as per the instructions. Updating the firmware will wipe

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everything clean and reset back to factory. As of Dec 2014, firmware

version is the same as installed - no new updates.

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Marc-Andre B. 12/22/2014

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Decent cheap tablet

Pros: Low cost. Great for browsing the web. Comes with the case. Does

not come with a bunch of software like Samsung's tablet/phone does.

It's a very nice tablet for it's price. I would recommend for anyone who

don't have a tablet yet. Tablet lovers might want better.

Cons: The touch screen is not that good, it can be a problem when playing

games. The screen material feels cheap, nothing like my Samsung S3's

touch screen. But for the price it's a very small inconvenient to deal with.

Other Thoughts: I wanted to see if a tablet would replace my dead laptop,

this tablet went on sale for Black Friday to about 50$, it's better than

wasting 300$ on a tablet i didn't know if I would like. So far it's doing

good at replacing my laptop.

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Michael S. 12/20/2014

7:37:05 PM Tech Level: Ownership:

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Much, much better than similarly-priced competitors

Pros: Extremely impressed with the onboard software and everything

included. Case was an unexpected bonus.

Cons: Battery life kind of sucks

Other Thoughts: Must be charged daily, and must be restarted when it

starts to lag. Other than that, for the money, this is an extremely good

value.

Best Buy sells a similarly priced "DigiLand" tablet. This one is MUCH

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BETTER and MUCH MORE sturdy and has MUCH BETTER graphics

and screen resolution.

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Christopher S. 12/20/2014

9:36:24 AM Tech Level: Ownership:

Verified Owner

It does suck

Pros: The tablet looks nice and is great for doing he basics. I travel for

work a lot and wanted something that could do movies on the plane. I

bought a 15 dollar memory card and have plenty to keep me occupied

now.

Cons: Not the fastest thing in the word. It definitly has some lag time on

the screen. This is what your going to get with the price. Don't be fooled

this is high end but can get basic tasks done like a champ.