The Cherry Pad Advance Review

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I got myself a new tablet and it is quite cheap compared to most tablet pc on the market but I do think it is quite reliable. I've been using it for a few days now, installing and trying out different apps and games.

It doesn't look cheap anymore. :)

Design and Appearance

I admit the Cherry Pad Advance looks elegant with its black and white color combo despite the fact that it is cheap. The design may not be as elegant as Samsung Tab's or IPad's but its touch and feel is quite nice already.

Speed

The speed is quite good too. Most of the games I've tried were working seamlessly as it should be.

Pros

Cherry Pad Advance is so cheap for an elegant looking tablet. The cost is just around 6000 Php (around $140). Just add a fine leather case which should cost around 300 Php and a quality screen protector which cost 300 Php too. You can watch HD movies too, but it is strongly suggested to use a headphone because the built-in speakers aren't that loud.

mini-HDMI, USB port and expansion slot for micro-SD

The picture looks crappy here but the video quality is really good when you see it for yourself.

Cons

It doesn't have GPS and Radio. The device supports G-Sensor but somehow some games can't detect it so Tilt Motion doesn't work on games like in Temple Run.

Cherry Pad Advance packs the following specifications:

• Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0
• 7" HD Capacitive Touch Panel (5 Point Multitouch)
• 1.2 Ghz processor
• DDR3 512MB RAM
• Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
• 2 MP Front Camera
• Full HD 2160p Video Support (3840 x 2160)
• 3G Dongle Support
• Mini HDMI out
• Standard Micro-USB 2.0
• 8GB Internal Memory
• 1 Micro-SD slot (up to 32 GB)

Enjoy your Cherry Pad Advance.

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