A few weeks ago we were talking about the Then V10 Pro, another Chinese tablet that impressed us with surprising technical specifications for its price, among which undoubtedly its Quad HD display. Does this tablet actually meet expectations? Now we have the opportunity to check all that it gives of itself in a video test.
A preliminary review of the features of the Onda V10 Pro
Let's start by remembering the characteristics of the Then V10 Pro, beyond your screen 10.1 inches with resolution 2560 x 1600, because this is the data that will attract our attention the most, but not its only virtue, since its metal casing and the fingerprint reader are also interesting. The processor is a Mediatek MTK8173, with a maximum frequency of 2,0 GHz, the battery capacity is 6600 mAh and the cameras are from 8 MP the main and 2 MP the front.
Keep in mind that we have two models, depending on the memory that we consider we need: the standard comes with 2 GB RAM and 32 GB of storage capacity, normal figures for a mid-range tablet, but there is a superior model that reaches 4 and 64 GB, respectively, which are already the ones we find in the Mi Pad 3, for example.
The potential of the Onda V10 Pro, in video
El video It begins with the unboxing of the tablet, so that we can even check the accessories with which we are going to receive it, and it is quite extensive, so that it does not leave any of the big questions to be covered, with plenty of opportunities to admire your design, value the picture quality of your screen and also that of your audio, as well as discovering how powerful and fluid it is.
One of the most interesting issues that stands out the most in the video is that, although the tablet arrives with Phoenix OS, your own Android customization, we have available too Android Marshmallow And the performance of the tablet is much better with it, which adds to the advantage of familiarity. As usual, there is a test in which the response of the tablet is measured with games of certain demand and as you can see the result is quite satisfactory.
On sale for less than 200 euros
As always happens with Chinese tablets, the most interesting thing always comes when we talk about prices and is that this Then V10 Pro can be found by under 200 euros (about 160 euros right now in banggood), logically for the standard model, but you already know that there are always important variations between some importers and others and it is worth checking a few references.
Lately, all the prominence among Chinese tablets seems to be in the field of higher-level Windows tablets, but it does not hurt to see that there are still options with Android with attractive prices for those who are looking cheap tablets, perhaps as an interesting alternative even to the Mi Pad 3.