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July 19, 2015 at 6:47 pm #7195
So,
Few days after I ordered the Hi8 my friend scared me saying that brandless tablets are not at all reliable to buy.Who knows if they stop working after a week or so? Or who knows if they just stutter the hell out.
And, yeah, that scared me.
Uhh.I should trust CHUWI or not? Im ordering it from gearbest.com. I am very low on my savings, and this is like a do or die situation for me.I ended up spending all the money I had. And I dont wanna end up with what I have left. 🙁 :*(July 19, 2015 at 7:06 pm #7196My 2 cents, all of mine have been fine. My Chuwi Vi10 has been used a lot and is working just fine. None of the tablets I have reviewed have died on me. Only my Hi8 suffered a broken screen because I dropped it.
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Last year I bought myself a budget smartphone from a smaller chinese company and can give it nothing but praise. My experience with this tablet has also been positive.
Because of your situation (you said it was do or die), maybe you are better off buying a tablet from a retail store; you could return your purchase quickly and easily should anything go wrong.
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