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2016-04-07, 16:47
Thanks for your comments Ed. Always appreciated when someone takes the time to read the reviews.
I don't get it either. There is no logical explanation as to the dedicated charging port.
The bright blue light looks cool, but is extremely annoying sitting there directly at the bottom of the tablet. Just makes no sense.
The WiFi is a widespread problem with the Onda Obook 10. Not sure if they've fixed it by V5 (so far there are 3 versions, V1, V3, V5), but V1 and V3 definitely have the problem. Most people just gave up and using a dongle which takes up the only USB port on the tablet, or ended up bricked trying to flash new firmware and such.
Yea man, you've just got to wonder. Especially for a company that's been around for a long while, they should be whipping these things out problem free and free of silly design choices.
Anyways, it makes the Chuwi Hi10 shine at just a few bucks more.
I don't get it either. There is no logical explanation as to the dedicated charging port.
The bright blue light looks cool, but is extremely annoying sitting there directly at the bottom of the tablet. Just makes no sense.
The WiFi is a widespread problem with the Onda Obook 10. Not sure if they've fixed it by V5 (so far there are 3 versions, V1, V3, V5), but V1 and V3 definitely have the problem. Most people just gave up and using a dongle which takes up the only USB port on the tablet, or ended up bricked trying to flash new firmware and such.
Yea man, you've just got to wonder. Especially for a company that's been around for a long while, they should be whipping these things out problem free and free of silly design choices.
Anyways, it makes the Chuwi Hi10 shine at just a few bucks more.
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth