£89.99 for a 10-inch Android tablet bundle including a screen protector, 8GB SD card,

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Thanks to those who've helped before, here is another one I'm not sure of, is this a good deal for the spec? £89.99

Save up to 67% on a 10-inch Android tablet bundle

• Includes a screen protector, 8GB SD card, case, stylus and a screen-cleaning cloth
• Postage and packaging is not included and costs £9.99
• Please allow up to 21 days for delivery

about this Android tablet bundle
- CORTEX A9 high performance 1.5GHZ processor
- Android 4 operating system
- 10-inch touch-screen display
- Memory :1024MB 1GB DDR III
- Hard disk: 8GB
- Battery available for a standby time of up to three days and up to four hours surfing the internet
- Bundle includes a screen protector, 8GB SD card, case, stylus and a screen-cleaning cloth

Many thanks

fwor

Is it made by a company you've heard of before? If not, it will almost certainly be a cheap, badged, generic Chinese product, and the chances are that the company that sells it won't be in existence in a years time.

If none of that is an issue for you, seek out online reviews. If you can find none, look elsewhere.

mavisangelica

GoldenJill wrote: »

Thanks to those who've helped before, here is another one I'm not sure of, is this a good deal for the spec? £89.99

Save up to 67% on a 10-inch Android tablet bundle

• Includes a screen protector, 8GB SD card, case, stylus and a screen-cleaning cloth
• Postage and packaging is not included and costs £9.99
• Please allow up to 21 days for delivery

about this Android tablet bundle
- CORTEX A9 high performance 1.5GHZ processor
- Android 4 operating system
- 10-inch touch-screen display
- Memory :1024MB 1GB DDR III
- Hard disk: 8GB
- Battery available for a standby time of up to three days and up to four hours surfing the internet
- Bundle includes a screen protector, 8GB SD card, case, stylus and a screen-cleaning cloth

Many thanks

Have you got a link for this?

Dreamnine

I'd say that almost any Android tablet isn't worth buying unless it's one of the better Samsungs, the Nexus or other Asus models.

ColinFishwick

You mean the cheap generic type.

The Motorola xoom is okay google own them

Dreamnine wrote: »

I'd say that almost any Android tablet isn't worth buying unless it's one of the better Samsungs, the Nexus or other Asus models.

AndysDad

Without a link its impossible to say whether its a good deal or not,so much rubbish out there.

jaydeeuk1

Mention of stylus usually indicates a resistive screen. Run for the hills, will be utter crap to use.

Cisco001

What brand is it?
Even for those cheap chinese tablet, there are brand with better support/ update firmware more frequent. Also, you would probably get more help if the tablet is more popular. I suggest you to slatedroid to ask them what they recommend for those chinese tablet.

sillygoose

Dreamnine wrote: »

I'd say that almost any Android tablet isn't worth buying unless it's one of the better Samsungs, the Nexus or other Asus models.

Not so at all!

I have Ployer Momo 8 Bird. Cost about 70 quid and its a perfectly useful device. Browses web easily has a better than many resolution, 4:3 8" screen is a good size to watch video which it plays no problem. I have just been watching a movie on my tv using the Momo as an HD player via an hdmi cable. Momo is slim, glass multitouch screen, long battery life, android 4... and so on. What does a Samsung do better? I agree there are a lot of crappy cheap 7" tablets out there but there are plenty of excellent non big brand ones. Even 'brand' ones or even Apple products are made in some Chinese sweat shop after all.

Sent from Opera on my Momo8