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Question: i heard that the battery on this tablet was not replaceable ?? anybody got anything to say about that?
Document: I just got this tablet today after waiting 2 weeks for it to be delivered. The screen is bright which is good. When I ordered I thought it was 8 gb on board but it was only 4gb but that's okay because I got a 32gb for $20 at Staples. Anyways, after charging the battery to 100%, and after using for only about 10 minutes I noticed the battery is already down to 80%, since this is my very first tablet maybe I'm doing something wrong.
This is the first tablet PC I have bought, and I have to say that I am quite impressed. Beautiful screen resolution, very responsive touch screen, and easy to navigate interface. The size is not bad either. Watching videos and reading books on this has been pretty enjoyable. I will definitely take this on the plane with me when traveling. Battery lasts a surprisingly long time too. Overall, it was a great buy that actually compelled me to write a review.
I can say that this Android tablet "does the job". For me, that job is allowing me to access the Internet casually when I'm not near a desktop or laptop PC, or listen to music or watch videos while I'm out-and-about.
This is my first tablet, and I have to say I'm very impressed.I'll start off with somewhat of a caveat: if you have a top-line smartphone, I'm somewhat hard-pressed to see why you'd need a tablet. Everything this (or any other) tablet will do, my HTC One-X will do just as well.
My wife hasn't had any issues along those lines, so I guess it depends on your typing style. It's not anything I can't adjust for.The camera is adequate for video conferencing, but nothing special. There isn't a camera on the side without the screen, so keep that in mind.In summary, this isn't the best tablet I've tried, but it blows the $99 tablets out of the water.
That's simply a result of the war between Apple and Android, and carries through the smartphone offerings, too. But anything that runs on Android runs on this tablet, and being an Android smartphone user, I think that suits my needs plenty well, thank you.The system boots up quickly and easily, and is very easy and intuitive to use. It has a camera that faces the user, so you can use Skype on this product.
For specifics, you just have to Google your specific device, your version of Android (2.x, 3.x, 4.x), and "Adobe flash problem" or words to that effect.I had a good experience with this tablet and I would recommend it to others. I'm not sure what all the bugginess is that some reviews have complained about. I got it, charged it, and proceeded to install almost all the apps I have on my smartphone, which is also an Android.
I'm an Apple girl. I have an iPhone, and iPod, etc. etc. I do not have an iPad because I just can't justify the cost at this point. Having said that, I jumped on the opportunity to get my hands on this tablet. And, I gotta say..... I like it!It runs on the Android network, which - for me - took a little while to get used to, since I'm used to Apple's network.
I do recommend that you take this tablet out of the box, charge it, and connect it to WiFi. Charging will take a couple of hours. Connecting it to WiFi is as easy as connecting any other Android device. I don't recommend doing anything else until you upgrade the firmware.There is an onboard manual that you should review. There is no printed manual, and no "quick-start" guide provided with the device. The manual details how to perform the firmware upgrade.
I paid over $200 last year and, are tablets only supposed to last for 1 year??? Maybe that's why, a year later, the tablet is only $100 now.Just to let you know if anything goes wrong with this tablet. They have NO REPAIR SERVICE FOR PARTS, SO NO COMPUTER REPAIR STORE CAN FIX IT. You are gambling when you buy this. Don't expect it to last more than a year.
Answer: It is not replaceable. And the battery life is horrible. Only around 2-3 hours.