Sentences with phrase «cheap felt tablet»

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All around, the tablet feels sturdy and less likely to fall apart than its cheap competitors.

Its design is much sexier and it has a nice premium quality feel to it, whereas the $ 49 Fire clearly feels like cheap a budget tablet.

The slate felt light but solid in our hands and didn't creak when we pressed on it, as some cheaper tablets do.

It doesn't feel like a cheap tablet, made of plastic, its rugged and durable.

Even though tablets are getting cheaper and cheaper day by day... i still prefer the dedicated feel of eReaders.

It's priced at the higher end of the scale for a low - end budget tablet, but at least it doesn't feel or look like a cheap plastic toy and you know you're getting a better quality product with software that's more developed than what's on the generic gear.

It's the lowest priced Samsung tablet to get released yet, but what's nice about it is that it doesn't feel cheap.

The Nvidia Shield Tablet gives you great gameplay for $ 100 less, at the cost of significantly cheaper - feeling hardware.

In any case, the INR 30,00 o mark isn't bad for the price sensitive Indian market, though the company feels it has to produce even cheaper tablet PCs to really make a considerable impact.

That drop could've meant RIP for an iPad, so despite its cheap feel, the tablet's pretty sturdy at least.

It feels neither cheap nor flimsy, and that's something you should expect from a premium Android tablet.

Compared to the HDX the casing feels cheap but the screen is quite nice and with Google Play installed it's a great tablet for the price.

The Huawei MateBook is marketed as a 2 - in - 1, but the cheapest model is also sold as a stand alone tablet without a keyboard or digitizer pen, in case you feel like you don't need a keyboard.

The tablet itself packs decent hardware and my biggest complaint is that it feels a bit cheap.

Look closer, though, and you'll see that this tablet looks and feels far cheaper than its starting price.

Both are excellent tablets, but we feel that the cheaper # 399 price for the Pixel C will attract many and the performance and design justifies the price.

Archos has always felt like the «cheap knockoff» when it comes to Android tablets, but with this new G9 line they seem to really be stepping up their game.

When some companies shave off weight it can make the device feel cheap - yep, we're looking at you, Samsung - but that's not the case with the Tablet Z.

The Sony Xperia Tablet Z doesn't feel cheap, but neither has it the premium, slick feel of an iPad or even the Microsoft Surface Pro.

The back has kind of a cheap plastic feel to it but the Fire HD 8 is a very solid - feeling tablet that seems like it could handle a drop without much of a problem.

With a plastic shell that bends when you grip it and a display that constantly attracts fingerprints, this tablet looks and feels cheap.

That may mean a tablet with less than ideal build quality, thickness, weight or feel but on the positive side, a cheap tablet plus 20 % — 25 % off?

WebOS is beautiful but as soon as you pick up this tablet it feels cheap as fuck.

Real, full - blown apps might let Barnes & Noble make the argument that the Nook Color is the cheapest decent Android tablet out there — it always felt like that's where the Nook Color kinda, sorta wanted to be — but the question is if developers are going to deliver enough apps, enough stuff to make it feel like a real tablet, even considering it's only $ 250.

Encased in various forms of plastic, the Nook Tablet feels a bit cheap, like a device designed specifically for kids.

Overall, though, the Hisense Sero 7 LT is a budget tablet that won't make you feel cheap.

Between the Amazon Kindle Fire, Barnes & Nobles Nook tablet, and a slew of cheap android tablets under $ 300, many who couldn't justify spending $ 500 on an iPad, felt comfortable buying the less expensive alternatives.

It also powers on / off the tablet when you open it, though the hinge feels on the cheap side.

The long, uncomfortable groove along the tablet's right edge — a space which the screen cover / stand accessory slides into — the uncovered microSD slot, and the plastic - y cheap feel of its body (despite a rather smooth back), all indicate that while EVGA and Nvidia offer a lot for $ 200, some sacrifices were made to get to that price.

When you're using the Z580CA it doesn't feel like a cheap tablet, although compared to the other top end tablets it certainly is much cheaper.

The design feels and looks more like a cheap laptop than a tablet.

Almost every eight - inch Windows 10 tablet on the market is rocking some kind of low - end, plastic design that feels cheap.

The «Standard» model comes with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of storage for around # 250 (US$ 350, roughly AU$ 485), and feels every inch the iPad Air 2 competitor - though it's actually # 100 (US$ 50, AU$ 115) cheaper than Apple's aging tablet.

Typically, Android tablets look as cheap as they feel, but that's definitely not the case with the Dell Venue 8 7840.

The tablet also felt quite cheap.

It works fine, but sliding the tablet into place feels cheap and clumsy.

The whole package feels floppy and a bit cheap, and unless you're using it on a hard surface then expect to be frustrated no only by the tablet folding on you, but also by the way the keyboard caves in when you type on it.

Both are excellent tablets, but we feel that the cheaper # 399 price for the Pixel C will attract many and the performance and design justifies the price.

However, the tablet portion in isolation just feels cheap, flimsy and overwhelmingly plastic.

Most cheap tablets have the same downfall: a pixelated, dim, or poorly - laminated screen that feels like you're looking at everything through a dirty window.

Although it doesn't feel like the cheap Android tablets from a few years ago, the design suffers because our quality benchmark has been raised by the likes of the Google Nexus 7 and the original Fire HD 7.

The 8.4 - inch tablet uses a plastic case that does have grip, which is critical when playing games, but on the other hand feels rather cheap when holding it in hand.