I Should Never Have Purchased!

Late January I had a fair amount of my Christmas money remaining leaving me perplexed on what to spend my money on. I wanted to find something that was not too expensive, but at the same time something that would not be forsaken and left at the back of the cupboard after a week of use.

10 Inch Touchscreen Android Tablet

After searching the web I came across an android tablet. the tablet was a 10 Inch Touchscreen Epad tablet. On initial glance the aesthetics of the product looked familiar to the Apple tablet the Ipad. The functionality of the product also seemed pleasing as it was described as having a crisp touchscreen display, built in mic and quality sound for a tablet of its type. All of these features draw me away from the fact that I was buying a cheap copy of the Ipad running off of a poor quality Android Operating System.

When I received the product the aesthetics were simply of the quality I paid for...cheap. And as of the "crisp" touchscreen the device retained...well it was extremely resistive and had lost its crisp touch it was once described of having. Upon the issues with the display, the ergonomics of the device were not great either. Not the physical ergonomics but instead the practicality and how easy it was to operate. For example the battery life did not exactly allow you to use it often as it did not last any longer than 2hrs at most.

In my opinion the device was useless and within a month of getting it, it discovered the dark fate of the cupboard. Ultimately by trying to save money on a tablet I instead wasted money on a tablet that's functionality was of suitability for a child's toy.