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Sep 16, 2015
A well-built but standard full-range speaker.
If you are thinking that you are going to get a dual voice coil true coaxial speaker (as in a separate tweeter), you will be let down. If you see it, and properly identify it as a standard full-range speaker, with a whizzer cone, you will be pleased with it's performance.
I bought 2 of these to replace the stock speakers in my 1992 Subaru Legacy wagon's rear end. One of my old ones had lost it's foam surround due to drying out. So first I replaced it, and compared it to the remaining (good) stock speaker. These have a slightly smaller cone, and due to this, slightly less bass response than the stock speakers. I went ahead and replaced the remaining stock speaker, and I am pleased with the performance.
Pros:
*Low Price
*Passable Performance
Cons:
*Not a true coaxial speaker as marketed (to be such it must have a separate tweeter coil), but is actually a standard full range speaker with a whizzer cone.
Would I recommend it to a friend? Yes, with the above caveat.
Sep 16, 2015
A surprisingly good tablet for a pittance of a price!
I originally bought one of these as an introductory tablet for my 80 year old Mother. I am so pleased with it's performance, and long battery life, I immediately bought myself one! That should be enough of a review right there. But let me go over some pros and cons of this little wonder.
Pros:
* Battery life is excellent. One can tell by the weight and solid feel of this tablet that they put a full size battery in it, and it shows!
* The dual core CPU seems fully active, and there is rarely any jerkiness in games or videos due to background tasking.
Cons:
* The speaker could use some work. A littler louder, perhaps front facing, perhaps stereo could all be helpful.
* Storage is quite spartan. I PERSONALLY recommend rooting with Kingo, installing a big fast (class 10) micro SD card, formatting it with a second partition as ext2, and putting link2sd on it as soon as possible. This will alleviate many storage problems.
* This tablet does not have Bluetooth (which would have nullified the small speaker problem).
Overall, for $30.00, it's a GREAT little tablet. However it is missing a few nice features, But there are work-arounds.
Would I recommend it to a friend? Heck yeah!
Apr 15, 2016
Not a speed demon at even USB 2.0 speeds (far below 40 MB a second), but all the storage space seems to be there.
Not the fastest drive I have ever used for writes, but that could be because it was in a USB 2.0 slot, that normally performs about 2x faster than this drive did in it. However, that could be because I was using it in legacy mode. More importantly, it was quite fast on reads, and all 128 Billion Bytes were there. Yes, as is normal for HDD manufacturers, 128 GigaBytes ain't base 2 (1024 megabytes = 1GB ram. 1000, million bytes = 1GB HDD). I loaded it about 90% full of movies, and after it was done, played the first file, a random middle file, and the last file just fine. So yes, these are the real deal, so much so I ordered a second one.