Onda V813 Quad Core 8 Inch IPS Screen RAM 2GB Adnroid Tablet 16GB Black

Customer Reviews

Nice, but... Review by Tablet Guru

Star

Nice and cheap tablet, but not found Settings/HDMI or TV output menu. Firmware 3.2_v1, Linux 3.3.0, Android 4.2.2. Special ONDA microUSB->HDMI cable is OK, but don't working with my Samsung 116cm TV. WiFi is very slow, and always signal is lost, near my Cisco WiFi router and my friend's Linksys WRT54GL router.
Tablet Guru (Posted on 9/22/13)

Awesome tablet for Gaming!!!! Review by Tom

Star

This tablet is amazing for gaming ... Games like Modern combat 4, Nova 3, Gangster Vegas works smoothly on it ,,,, But the sad thing is I accidentally broke the screen and I can't find a replacement for it :( :( RIP my gaming tab onda v813 ... (Posted on 7/26/13)

Nice Tablet for the price Review by EVANGELOS

Star

This is a beautiful tablet...!not very strong wifi antenna..! i think it shound be better with a 8000 lion battery!
Overall a perfect tablet.
(Posted on 4/16/13)

Impressive tablet for very reasonable price Review by alan

Star

This tablet is really impressive upon I received this tablet.. One of my concern is the google play is suddenly got error "unfortunately, google play store has stopped". I assume that it is just a temporary error only but it was confirmed on this tablet happened. Could you help me on how I fix this error? Appreciate for your advise support (Posted on 4/14/13)

Great Tablet For The Price Review by Mark

Star

Physically this is a beautiful tablet. The aluminum body and the seams connecting the front and back body are very well made. It looks nice and feels great in my hand.

Mine shipped with a screen protector already on. Like most screen protectors it had a plastic film to remove before use. The screen protector was put on better than I usually do. Nearly perfectly in place (probably off about .1mm) and only had 4 very small pieces of dust under it. Like I said, better than I have ever done. The protector itself was typical of the inexpensive types. A hard plastic that is easy to scratch. So I'll need to get a new one after awhile.

I've been running it today to see how long the battery lasts. The biggest use for this for me will be movies and music for long trips, books, games, and communication. So far a 2 hour movie played with MXPlayer's software decoder, the screen at 70% brightness, and no wireless used up 22% of the battery. Because most tablets will shut off around 5% that would give about 8.5 hours of movie time.

The UI is smooth. Though scrolling through web pages is not nearly as smooth as it could be. There is a visual jitter as you slide the page. It looks like a graphics driver bug to me. Also the tabs of the browser do not behave correctly. Their background image flashes a bit and they don't respond to clicks correctly. Hopefully this will be fixed with the new firmware. Chrome works well and using the advances side controls from the Lab section of the built-in browser settings work as well. I still need to try Firefox.

Wireless connections seem reasonable. Haven't had a lot of time to test it though. One thing I did notice is when I covered the bit of plastic on the top with my hand it would drop the signal strength. I'm assuming that the plastic is there for the antenna and I'm covering it up a bit.

Overall a nice tablet. And I'm looking forward to the improvements in the next v2.0 firmware (hint hint).

Mark
(Posted on 4/2/13)