ghyj123 0 Report post Posted August 27 I want to buy a low budget tablet.under $400.I hope to find a battery to use for a long time, watching TV is good. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Raven Ivanov 1 Report post Posted August 27 Android：I recommend huawei M5. I watched a 45-minute Netflix show (downloaded, offline) the other day and had 98% battery left! Streaming video takes a bigger toll on the tablet but was still a high performer! My past experience: Samsung Tab S2, Nexus 7, Apple Mini 2. I did not like the mini because my favorite browser would not word wrap. 1) Speed. M5 is faster than Tab S2 but both are adequate. Nexus 7 is as smooth but much slower. Still useable. 2) Touch screen sensitivity. All three are good with finger touch but Nexus 7 is unuseable with stylus. Tab S2 is perfect with stylus, M5 close behind. M5 Keyboard touch is equal to Tab S2 but for some reason smaller icons such as home screen, back, and even some (closing) x require slight technique some times. 3) Screen. M5 is best, but all three are hi-res and adequate. Anything with 800 in the screen description is inadequate. 4) Sound. This has four components. Adequate internal and blue tooth volume, internal sound quality, and blue tooth sound quality. The Tab S2 doth truely suck in all three. The most irritating thing is none of the PlayStore volume boosters work with S2. ( Sound boosters are needed for some youtube and other presentations that are badly sound engineered.) The sound booster I use works both on the Nexus 7 and M5. The Nexus 7 has the best blue tooth fidelity and M2 is about the same while the S2 a cut below "the best". The M5, however has by far the best internal sound. Recently I have not even bothered to use my nifty blue tooth speaker for audio books on M5. 5) Automatic screen orientation. The M5 does not have 360 orientation. It only rotates 180 degrees. This is a bigger deal than you might think. Speciffically, I can not use the M5 in portrait mode while charging the battery because my favorite (high quality leather) carrying case charging port is on the bottom! 6) Screen proportions. Both the Nexus 7 and M5 have wide screens versus the S2 that has the apple squarish screen. In all honesty, I expected to always prefer the wide screen but I don't. You may have a preference. Summary. If I could only have one tablet I would choose the M5 entirely for its all around sound management. Probably I will still use the Nexus 7 for audio books on blue tooth because it is so small and handy. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ghyj123 0 Report post Posted August 30 thank you , I looked at that tablet, and it is awesome. I ordered the M5 10.8'' today ,and it have $20 off ,LOL. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
