Q97-HD
Android 4.1 - Jelly Bean.
Retina 9.7” Capacitive Touch Screen - With Ultra Sharp 2048x1536 display.
Powerful Quad Core Processor - Quad Core CPU & Graphics.
HDMI Output - Output to your TV at 1080p
Specications
CPU: ARM Cortex Quad Core
Graphics: ARM Mali-400
Memory: 2GB DDR3 Memory
Storage: 16GB built-in, upgradeable with a Micro SD Card up to 32GB in size
Micro USB Port, Micro SD, HDMI
Built-in Speaker, Built-in Mic, 3.5mm Stereo Earphone Jack
Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
Front 2.0 Megapixel and rear 2.0 Megapixel
Video Supported: AVI, XVID, rm, rmvb, MKV, WMV, MOV, MP4, H.264, MPEG, DIVX, FLV.HD 1080P max.
Music Supported: MP3, WMA, MP2, OGG, AAC, M4A, FLAC, 3GP, WAV
Battery: 8000mAh
Gyroscope: Built in G sensor for gaming and automatic screen rotation
Operating System: Google Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean)
Dimensions / weight: (W) 245mm x (H) 185.5mm x (D) 11mm
Colour: Silver
EAN: 0680569842305
Top comments
popoyaya
10 Jan 1615#4
Good specs for the money but
"Android 4.1 - Jelly Bean - The latest Google OS."? in 2012!
nige182 to popoyaya
10 Jan 163#11
Exactly why I voted cold, the specs sound good, but the OS is too old, even KitKat is pushing it really, it should be at least Lollipop now for any Android tablet over £40 in my opinion.
Oh wow, a tablet 33% cheaper running an OS 3 years newer is getting more heat? Who would have thought it? In case you only care about Android, you can apparently put Android 4.4.4 on a Linx tablet, so would still have an OS 2 years newer by swapping to Android and that wasn't even supported out of the box on the Linx.
antonywhite37
10 Jan 163#2
Tempted to try but thinking graphics performance at that resolution will be an issue
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dannydumkow1
10 Jan 16#1
Wrong category.
antonywhite37
10 Jan 163#2
Tempted to try but thinking graphics performance at that resolution will be an issue
Looking4Glitches to antonywhite37
10 Jan 162#21
Yeah I was thinking that, maybe if you lower the resolution abit even down to hd would still be decent for the price?.
Don't think it got Gorilla glass though... Possibly Macaque or Chimp.
ssjinzo
10 Jan 161#3
Also running jellybean I have bought a few tabs from joytab which look identical to these all have broken down.
popoyaya
10 Jan 1615#4
Good specs for the money but
"Android 4.1 - Jelly Bean - The latest Google OS."? in 2012!
nige182 to popoyaya
10 Jan 163#11
Exactly why I voted cold, the specs sound good, but the OS is too old, even KitKat is pushing it really, it should be at least Lollipop now for any Android tablet over £40 in my opinion.
Oh wow, a tablet 33% cheaper running an OS 3 years newer is getting more heat? Who would have thought it? In case you only care about Android, you can apparently put Android 4.4.4 on a Linx tablet, so would still have an OS 2 years newer by swapping to Android and that wasn't even supported out of the box on the Linx.
japes
10 Jan 16#5
Cheap media player with added portability. Seems good value to me.
Mikesjn
10 Jan 16#6
I got one for a birthday present coming on for 18 months ago. Only comes with Amazon, but I found a play installer on Modaco, but this link is now dead. Other than that it has been very good and feels fairly good quality. Cannot fault for the price, OS is getting on a bit now and no updates. I am a PC/Laptop person, but I use it regularly with Plex and Now TV.
majedarsenal
10 Jan 16#7
I assume you can just install the latest OS manually, or any OS you want yes? For example Lollipop or KitKat?
smelladeal
10 Jan 16#8
.... and an 8 inch Lynx Windows 8 tablet goes 2000 degrees :smirk: You could fry an egg on this deal! :confused:
I had one of these not the same make but same spec last year their are a few of these tablets all identical under different brands but all the same. I had it a few weeks and sold it, it was useless very slow to the point it was unusable. Do yourselves a favour and save your money as you wont be happy with this tablet, everyone's going look its a Retina display but its nothing like a ipad. I took mine on holiday to Greece last June to use for Plex and to watch British TV in the hotel room but found my tablet would freeze randomly and needed a hard reboot i also found its speakers to be very low while watching media to the point you could hardly hear the voices and it was of bad quality, in the end i pulled my Missis Samsung Note 8 and used that it was way better. When i came back i packed it away and a few weeks later sold it for £70 keep in mind i paid £100 and only used it for a week so it was brandnew it was also on Jellybean and their was no roms i could find at the time.
pubquiz
10 Jan 16#15
A couple of years ago I bought a Gemini Joy tab each for me and my wife...they both froze up and wouldnt respond with a few weeks.(got refunds for both)
It wasn't this model and didn't have as good a spec as this ..so maybe this will be fine .but it has made me wary of their products
PS just bought a Lenovo Yoga 2 tablet featured in a recent deal on here (still alot more money than this though) and am so far loving it.:smiley:
majedarsenal
10 Jan 16#16
Couldn't you install another version of Andoird on it though? KitKat or Lollipop? the specs seem good enough for them?
nige182
10 Jan 161#17
The specs may well be able to handle KitKat or Lollipop, but unless anyone has compiled a version of either for this exact tablet (or one with exactly the same hardware, not just similar specs) then you would need to compile one yourself, and to get some idea of how difficult that may be, just look at how many devices people request Cyanogenmod for that never get released, or look at how many phones have third party roms that are buggy as hell.
Nagleen
10 Jan 16#18
I might take it for the display.
majedarsenal
10 Jan 16#19
Fair point, i'm considering getting this cause of the size, but the linx 8 looks so much better for price.
eelvis
10 Jan 16#20
Have the linx 8, good but need an android tab, their more useable. Windows app store is poor.
geraldfitzsimons
10 Jan 16#22
ideal world punt these terrible reviews
elrasho
10 Jan 16#23
Those complaining about the old os, have you looked into installing a custom ROM
ajavaid92
10 Jan 16#24
"Android 4.1 - Jelly Bean - The latest Google OS."
It's not a tablet though its a dual sim phablet. However the screen is inferior and there is no hdmi out but its quite fast despite the chipset meant to be 1.3ghz for the cpu on mine it's 1.5ghz. Seems fast and great to have phone functionality on top. Marginally later os and it does have gps, better cameras and reasonable battery life. Mine came straight through without custom charges and took about 3-4 weeks to come. It seems to be a clone of the Samsung N9106
alfreer1
10 Jan 16#27
Decent size tablet, for the money,on Aliexpress but a really poor resolution on a 10.1" screen.
Out of the two I'd prefer the one the op posted.
I'd read up first.
Ps: I ordered the Linx 8 too.
bonzobanana
10 Jan 16#28
The resolution is ok but not ideal. This HP laptop I'm using now is 1366x768 on a 15.6" display and its fine. I can't see individual pixels.
rejcomp
11 Jan 16#29
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jasejames
11 Jan 16#30
I *think* these are RK3188-based.
Waaaay too slow for the retina screen (I have an Aoson M33 which is essentially the same unit).
However there is an unofficial Cyanogenmod for these tabs and it works reasonably well -- still laggy though as the chipset can't push the pixels fast enough.
Looking4Glitches
11 Jan 16#31
If you can root it then change the pixel density from 264 ppi to 234 ppi using something like "Texdroider DPI" that would make it a decent 1920x1200 (same as yoga tab 2 10.1), I would imagine it would boost performance a bit.
bigcul1
11 Jan 16#32
junk
zabique
11 Jan 16#33
had two of joytech tablets. One had problems with lcd ribbon (green lines on screen) second broken charger
mystery_man
11 Jan 16#34
Android 4.1 - Jelly Bean - The latest Google OS - how did you come to that conclusion?
Looking4Glitches to mystery_man
11 Jan 16#35
I just used copy/paste.
mystery_man
11 Jan 16#36
Just so people know. Jelly Bean is not the latest OS
Looking4Glitches
11 Jan 16#37
Thank you for that... Had I noticed when I was posting the deal, I would of definately cut that out :smiley:.
Tyler Durden
11 Jan 16#38
Resolution is too high for the processing power. Otherwise, I like it.
clmkx
12 Jan 16#39
Avoid this brand please. When you have problems with it and you will because of the poor quality they say, send it to us and they'll fix it for a small price and then say they won't send it back until you pay a "new repair price"
gtd65
12 Jan 16#40
I have an 8" Insignia Windows tablet running 8.1 and generally speaking really don't like the experience compared to android or iOS based tablets. Desktop is too small to be practical and the apps are very limited. I perhaps need to read up windows tablets to see if I'm doing something wrong.
spufmonkey
12 Jan 16#41
OOS
gtd65
12 Jan 16#42
We've got two of the original 9.7" tablets from Gemini. Both are still running OK. Charger port is iffy on one. The one with the OK charger port has been dropped on the carpet countless times by my son and apart from a couple of minor hiccups it just keeps on going.
I'd only recommend them for multimedia duties, just like any tablet really....
Opening post
Q97-HD
Android 4.1 - Jelly Bean.
Retina 9.7” Capacitive Touch Screen - With Ultra Sharp 2048x1536 display.
Powerful Quad Core Processor - Quad Core CPU & Graphics.
HDMI Output - Output to your TV at 1080p
Specications
CPU: ARM Cortex Quad Core
Graphics: ARM Mali-400
Memory: 2GB DDR3 Memory
Storage: 16GB built-in, upgradeable with a Micro SD Card up to 32GB in size
Micro USB Port, Micro SD, HDMI
Built-in Speaker, Built-in Mic, 3.5mm Stereo Earphone Jack
Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
Front 2.0 Megapixel and rear 2.0 Megapixel
Video Supported: AVI, XVID, rm, rmvb, MKV, WMV, MOV, MP4, H.264, MPEG, DIVX, FLV.HD 1080P max.
Music Supported: MP3, WMA, MP2, OGG, AAC, M4A, FLAC, 3GP, WAV
Battery: 8000mAh
Gyroscope: Built in G sensor for gaming and automatic screen rotation
Operating System: Google Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean)
Dimensions / weight: (W) 245mm x (H) 185.5mm x (D) 11mm
Colour: Silver
EAN: 0680569842305
Top comments
"Android 4.1 - Jelly Bean - The latest Google OS."? in 2012!
Oh wow, a tablet 33% cheaper running an OS 3 years newer is getting more heat? Who would have thought it? In case you only care about Android, you can apparently put Android 4.4.4 on a Linx tablet, so would still have an OS 2 years newer by swapping to Android and that wasn't even supported out of the box on the Linx.
All comments (42)
Don't think it got Gorilla glass though... Possibly Macaque or Chimp.
"Android 4.1 - Jelly Bean - The latest Google OS."? in 2012!
Oh wow, a tablet 33% cheaper running an OS 3 years newer is getting more heat? Who would have thought it? In case you only care about Android, you can apparently put Android 4.4.4 on a Linx tablet, so would still have an OS 2 years newer by swapping to Android and that wasn't even supported out of the box on the Linx.
It wasn't this model and didn't have as good a spec as this ..so maybe this will be fine .but it has made me wary of their products
PS just bought a Lenovo Yoga 2 tablet featured in a recent deal on here (still alot more money than this though) and am so far loving it.:smiley:
Erm what???
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/2015-Cheapest-MTK6582-Quad-Core-3G-Phone-Call-10-inch-Tablet-PC-2GB-RAM-16GB-ROM/32463264818.html?aff_platform=aaf&sk=uey6RZne%3A&cpt=1452465164963&af=271660&cn=245827&cv=99099&dp=skim87431X1540261X2277a4885b848f2a2c4e3e85dbe6e207&&aff_trace_key=153cd007e9fc4a9e8dbdd18db86482c3-1452465164963-05302-uey6RZne
It's not a tablet though its a dual sim phablet. However the screen is inferior and there is no hdmi out but its quite fast despite the chipset meant to be 1.3ghz for the cpu on mine it's 1.5ghz. Seems fast and great to have phone functionality on top. Marginally later os and it does have gps, better cameras and reasonable battery life. Mine came straight through without custom charges and took about 3-4 weeks to come. It seems to be a clone of the Samsung N9106
Out of the two I'd prefer the one the op posted.
I'd read up first.
Ps: I ordered the Linx 8 too.
Waaaay too slow for the retina screen (I have an Aoson M33 which is essentially the same unit).
However there is an unofficial Cyanogenmod for these tabs and it works reasonably well -- still laggy though as the chipset can't push the pixels fast enough.
I'd only recommend them for multimedia duties, just like any tablet really....