Dual boot Chinese tablets

thehamo

In was looking at a dual boot tablet from China. I was thinking the cube iWork12. I need it for light word processing/excellent work, internet browsing but also need android for some work related apps.

Has anyone got any opinions or experience with the Chinese dual boot tablets?

BlackWizard

I own the iWork10. The 12 would of been too bulky and heavy to use casually (it's like holding a bag of sugar). I mostly boot into Windows and read PDFs and watch YouTube. Android works well too but it just feels like a big phone so I stick with Windows.

The screen is perfectly clear and the touch screen works with my lazy fingers. I often just claw at the screen to get it to do things like scrolling and it seems to know what to do every time. I bought a case for mine so it is easier to hold and balance especially when on an airplane. I just it it up and stick in a dual mic plug so we can watch movies.

The battery lasts for hours. I never used it long enough to need a charge but I reckon I could watch 4 movies on it. It connects to my bluetooth speaker easily but I prefer to use headphones.

thehamo

BlackWizard wrote: »

I own the iWork10. The 12 would of been too bulky and heavy to use casually (it's like holding a bag of sugar). I mostly boot into Windows and read PDFs and watch YouTube. Android works well too but it just feels like a big phone so I stick with Windows.

The screen is perfectly clear and the touch screen works with my lazy fingers. I often just claw at the screen to get it to do things like scrolling and it seems to know what to do every time. I bought a case for mine so it is easier to hold and balance especially when on an airplane. I just it it up and stick in a dual mic plug so we can watch movies.

The battery lasts for hours. I never used it long enough to need a charge but I reckon I could watch 4 movies on it. It connects to my bluetooth speaker easily but I prefer to use headphones.

Awesome thanks,

I heard bad reviews about the speakers, are they that bad?

catfax

There are a bunch of android emulators you can use under windows, you could try those first with the android apps you normally use and see if they work.

http://windowsreport.com/best-android-emulators-windows-10/

Intel stopped supporting android so support is stuck at android v5 for those dual boot tablets plus not all android apps are native x86 capable so cannot be installed.