Is it still worth it?

[Hugh]

I think that the price varies and that the answer for me would vary with the price.  I recently bought mine, used, at a good price and I’m quite happy.

I much prefer this tablet’s processor to an Atom-based processor.  But this adds a lot to the price.

It’s a little sad that no firmware or driver updates have been released by the manufacturer.  That hasn’t been a great problem.

[FUCKTECHTABLET]

Hugh wrote:

I think that the price varies and that the answer for me would vary with the price. I recently bought mine, used, at a good price and I’m quite happy. I much prefer this tablet’s processor to an Atom-based processor. But this adds a lot to the price. It’s a little sad that no firmware or driver updates have been released by the manufacturer. That hasn’t been a great problem.

No, buy a galaxy book 10.6 refurbish

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[Hugh]

FUCKTECHTABLET wrote:

No, buy a galaxy book 10.6 refurbish

The Galaxy, new, costs five times what I paid for a used Cube Mix Plus.  And it has an SSD that is too small.

The Galaxy comes from a manufacturer that provides better support.  The screen is a nicer size (aspect ratio).  It’s probably better made.

[Gaddy]

That Galaxy looks interesting, but I’ve had horrible experiences with refurbished phones and tablets in the past – I’d prefer to get new.. but that Galaxy Book costs ~£700 for brand new, compared to ~£250 for Mix Plus.

[FUCKTECHTABLET]

Galaxy Book refurbished here  is around 400$ , 6 months warranty

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[FUCKTECHTABLET]

I have horrible experience with Cube warranty. The local retailer guy hold my tablet for 3 months and return it to me severely scratch. While the screen bleeding didn’t fixed.

After I sale this tablet, it will be the first and the last China brand gadget I have owned

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