Opinion on dual boot tablet with best speakers/audio..

Opinion on dual boot tablet with best speakers/audio..

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  • December 7, 2015 at 3:57 pm #17852
    Jacques
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    Hi guys! I currently own a Dell Venue 11 Pro and want to replace it with something that can dual boot Windows and Android!

     

    I will mainly use it for streaming media with Kodi so it needs to have a 10″ screen and good audio/speakers! To give an idea, I was using an old iPad 2 up until a week ago and I loved the sound quality! Decided to sell it and get the Dell Venue 11 and it feels like the worst downgrade possible! The sound is absolutely terrible with little to no mids or bass!

     

    Does any of the tablets come close to being in a class above average in sound quality?

     

    Thanks

    December 7, 2015 at 4:08 pm #17853
    Stijn
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    I don’t think that any of these Chinese tablets can beat the iPad on sound & build quality.

     

    December 7, 2015 at 4:33 pm #17858
    Jacques
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    Stijn wrote:

    I don’t think that any of these Chinese tablets can beat the iPad on sound & build quality.

    I know, just hoping to get some opinions on which are at the better side of the scale..

    December 7, 2015 at 4:49 pm #17859
    Stijn
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    Cube, Teclast, Chuwi are supposed to be ok, in that order.

     

     

    December 8, 2015 at 5:57 am #17917
    Jacques
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    I was looking at either the Cube i7 Remix or Pipo W3f. If I remember correctly, I might be wrong, Chris mentioned in one of his video reviews that the sound quality of the Pipo was one of the best yet.

     

    All I’m thinking is the iPad 2 came out almost 6 years ago and still has better sound compaired to some of todays tablets. Heck, most mobile phones do as well! Cmon China, there must be better speakers out there! 🙂

    December 14, 2015 at 7:25 pm #18604
    Jonathan
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    I have a Venue 11 Pro and for a while I had a Pipo W3, in my opinion the speakers were nowhere near as good on the Pipo so I think you’d be better off with what you have. Frankly the Pipo I owned was a disaster, there was more than one hardware issue. I would never buy anything from Pipo again after that tablet.

    I don’t think the Cube Remix will dual boot, so that might not work for you either. The only Cube I currently have is impressive in terms of build quality and is still giving good service after a little over a year of heavy use (the battery doesn’t seem to have deteriorated at all). None the less the speakers are poor, but I have headphones that are good so I don’t care 🙂

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