Double Power 7" Tablet (DPW7A-BT)

The media could not be loaded.  For the price, this little guy is amazing. It's basically a mini Windows 10 PC.To be honest, I would not have bought this if it was not on sale. I'm glad I did.Pros:- Decent screen for a TN panel (I wasn't expecting IPS quality on something this low priced- Windows 8.1 installed (upgradeable to Windows 10)- Good battery life (I used it for 5 hours and power was at about 50%)- Responsive touchscreen- Nice loud speakers- Included case is of good quality- Bluetooth keyboard included- Lightweight- Good valueCons:- Included keyboard is nearly impossible to use due to it's very small size. I just use the on screen keyboard- Camera takes poor quality photos- Relatively unknown company and product leaves questions of longevity and durability. I will update this review if I have any problems or issues with it.- HDMI output would have been nice.Please watch the video if you would like to see it functioning.

I've been playing with this tablet for a few days now and it's great. First thing, though, is that I bought this from another dealer for about $20 after a couple rebates, so there are better deals out there. The tablet is fast, responsive and comes with a bluetooth keyboard that works great. It also comes with Windows 8.1 which is eligible for a free upgrade to Windows 10--which I did. Everything works great on this tablet--at least so far. Email, movies, web surfing...all good.

Pretty amazing, this is a tiny windows PC with no fan! Actually runs quite smoothly considering 1GB. The quad core is quite zippy for being a mobile CPU, essentially. Screen is 1024x600, but runs 1024x768, so it is kinda squished, not 1:1 native, but not that bad.The leatherette case is cool and the whole thing folds up like a book. Magnetic flaps! its maybe not hour ultimate PC, but compelling to see just what you can do with this $15 (after rebate) amazingly cool toy. If you collect tiny PCs, this is a good one.

I actaully bought this on ebay for $50 and I was surprised that it ran pretty good. I just wanted something to play around it and I was able to upgrade to windows 10. All drivers are pre-installed. Everything is smooth and runs fast for a cheap little tablet. The bad thing about this is the storage space. After the upgrade, it only showed 11gb left. I realize that windows 10 saved a copy of the old windows 8 on C drive named windows.old. That folder is about 10 gb. Plus I wish I can put a sb card inside instead of outside. Other than that, it's a great tablet that I don't mind losing.