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Xiaomi shows the possibilities for a tablet from the entry-level price range with its 2nd generation MiPad. The aluminum casing adds a certain degree of quality and stability. It is pleasant to hold with its compact dimensions and a weight of 322...

23 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Android 4.1 may not be a quantum leap in any one area, but it's the fine-tuning of Ice Cream Sandwich that we've been waiting for.

37 expert reviews | 63 user reviews

Conclusions If you're looking for a cellular-enabled tablet for less than $200, the AT&T Trek 2 HD is a solid option. It's certainly not a high-end device, but $150 gets you reasonably good performance, battery life, and network connectivity. The Asus...

2 expert reviews | 112 user reviews

For full disclosure, I just got this tablet for my daughter this past Christmas and my daughter was only 3 years and 2 months old, I think that this age is right at the brink for full functionality for my child and ideally I would have waited a few...

108 user reviews

Good performance and good value for the price but the sound quality is really bad. Without headphones the sound cant be heard, even on max volume.

259 user reviews

Not the best tablet for the money, mine is sometimes slow to start up! The screen gets a white mark on it after 30+ mins of use but goes away and there is often a problem getting a good signal. The sound is very poor too. My similarly priced lenovo...

984 user reviews

10 user reviews

Some would have you believe that if you want a tablet that you have to have an iPad, some would also say you have to have a Nexus 7 but my take on things is that sometimes in life you [...

5 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

It's that time again, time to take a look at an app so large in scale that it's only got a few elements we can even talk about. It's Swype 3.0 and we're going hands on with the Beta of it as it's being offered to each and every one of you today for...

19 expert reviews

Item advertised was a Maipad 7650 7" two point touch screen tablet with 4GB built-in memory. What arrived was an Eken M009S MID with 2GB NAND and without two point touch screen. It did have a separate 4GB SD card included. Contacted seller and they...

12 user reviews

Got to put it under a load but otherwise more then happy..

314 user reviews

needs more volume

607 user reviews

This tablet has limited WIFI range compared to the Samsung Tablet. Screen is slightly crooked but not so bad that is not useable. Overall worth the money for what I use it for.

20 user reviews

370 user reviews

in some respects. The front is now glass rather than plastic, sturdiness has increased and the backplate looks a lot nicer. However, it's still roughly the same look at work.

1 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

Slow and slower to the point where you just want to put it in the bin, not fit for purpose, avoid at all costs

298 user reviews

Stear clear,awful. lasted 2 weeks

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11 user reviews

got it for 6 months just stop working need to send it back it got really hot and die out no good wasted $100.00 I would like my money back very disapoineted

66 user reviews

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4 user reviews

The Android-based Cherrypal CherryPad has flaws aplenty, and there are definitely better tablet options, but its $188 price tag is tough to beat.

4 expert reviews

1 user reviews

4 user reviews