So on this video I will be unboxing and reviewing the onda v10 pro this is their
latest tablet from them. So it's running Android 6 unfortunately not the version
7 the latest Android version I've seen no tablets yet out of China running that
it's got 4 gigabytes of RAM 64 gigabytes of internal storage and a 10.1 inch
screen with a 2560 by 1600 resolution which is the same resolution as the
chewy High Book Pro if you remember that when I reviewed that one still boot this
one isn't so the chip sets a MediaTek 6170 three let's say quad-core it's got
to a 53 cortex CPUs and then to a 72 ones and their maximum turbo 2 gigahertz
and it also has Phoenix are with so this one I got from banggood and they've used
that super bubble wrap so it should be in perfect condition came with post in
also took about two and a half weeks to arrive so a little slow and I've
included there you can see a u.s. to EU power adaptor alright so there's the
tablet hopefully that screen is fully laminated on check in just a second
just some user manual even though it is in fact all in Chinese and right here we
have hopefully it'll be all the cables and everything so DC charging I can see
already a microUSB cable and this charger is rated to 5 volts 3 amps and
it looks to be the 2 millimeter plug there so it weighs in at 585 grams and
it looks like that screen is fully laminated which is great to see because
we do not have many tablets at all we're fully
laminated displays on them so on the bottom Pogo port I did not actually
expect to see this and slots there for probably a type cover style keyboard
although I don't have it with me I didn't see any keyboard listed on there
so I have to hunt around and find out if I can get hold of that so the design of
it on the back actually looks a lot like the Chewie or cube tablets that I've
seen recently for middle rare housing on here and you can see there's the
autofocus camera and on the left side decian for charging what looks to be
either a status LED or microphone there a micro USB port and then HDMI out which
is another bonus good to see that on there too on the top here the power
buttons now those are made out of plastic size this whole top half here
for the antenna reception but you can see it's quite thin how they've slim
that down just a little bit and on the left-hand side 3.5 millimeter headphone
jack speaker grille here and then a micro SD card slot up the front here and
ambient light sensor 2 megapixel front facing webcam and we do have a home
button which is a click end style and that also doubles as a fingerprint
reader for your security there so our thickness comes in to be nine point five
five millimeters which is really quite good and overall the build quality of it
doesn't feel too bad I mean it's not perfect you can see along the top here
with a plastic it doesn't quite have the same line to it DC it's not exactly a
perfect fit but there's no flex or creaks or anything I can feel and so far
feels really solid alright so it powered up very quick now I hit ran out of
battery it only had one percent so I charged it it took two hours to go from
1% to about 58 percent that I have now now looking at the display fully
laminated looks very sharp it's got a pixel density of 300 PPI or 299 I think
it is and that's full brightness there which is current
overpowering my camera settings and the Dulles sitting there but reasonably good
viewing angles well what you to expect for a fully laminated IPS of course I've
still got the screen protector on there removing that you'll find that the glass
underneath probably will not be scratch resistant so I wouldn't risk it unless
of course you're going to be using a case on it all the time and you won't be
scratching the screen so Phoenix OS is very similar to remix as you can see
here you've got the Start menu and various applications you can launch and
run in a windowed mode which is basically like having a five inch mobile
phone screen on the desktop so you can put things up side by side but only
applications that support it so here I've just loaded up Chrome and that
performance seems ok it's a little sluggish the touch response as well as
in as good as I would like maybe it's a screen protector but I'm not too sure I
think it just might be down to the settings I've used now there was a
firmware update that I downloaded for Phoenix OS they did mention touch
response there touch sensitivity to increase that so hopefully it was going
to help out so full screening that now has gone into the website in full screen
mode of course a 1600 P display here their performance actually seems alright
it's not perfect you can see there's a little bit of stuff there and see how
quick it's going to load in this page
now the wireless it has onboard is apparently wireless AC or wireless in
its dual band definitely because they connect up to most five gigahertz
network here that's not too bad a little leggy and slow there Chrome now I wanted
to show you just a couple of sample images here on my micro SD card and
we'll see you can see that's a bit of multitasking now so I've got the windows
up here I could make chrome again small and bring this up drag that around so
handy it's more like a desktop environment but of course running
Android now the option to switch here OS which will
bring me into stock Android which honestly I prefer I find it just to be a
little bit faster let's have a look through these images that's a little
slow you can see loading that urn but overall the quality of the screen looks
very good nice and sharp we've got 299 pixels per inch of that 2560 by 1600
resolution idea that sliding look at that that's laggy very slow not as
smooth as I would like for 4 gigabytes of RAM now these are I think 16 though
12 megapixel images so it should be able to handle them just fine and not be so
slow there now there are a few bloatware applications here you can see this so
whoo TV looks almost like a YouTube logo can't uninstall it so there's going to
be some apps you cannot remove this one up here as well I wonder if that can be
removed uninstall knows blocked to me so you're going to need of course root
access to be able to remove those bloatware applications you'll see that
they've partitions the 64 gigabytes of internal storage we have a little
different here you've got one partition Android system with 32 gigabytes and the
other with almost 24 that's called personal space and that is my microSD
card there of course now just go through now and do the skin switch which they
call OS which I'm going to go from the Phoenix OS over to stock Android didn't
reach the touch just then so it's going to close all the apps and reload the
skin which would be stock Android 6 we'll see how long that takes
super quick and you keep all your existing applications you don't need to
reinstall everything else I've still got access to everything and this hopefully
is going to feel a bit quicker the touch and I can see already know that
performance little slow but slightly better I feel than the Phoenix
I wish we had on there just before recently before switching over this is
yet definitely an improvement there and we'll see now how it handles images this
is the stock gallery and you can see that as so much quicker a lot better so
Phoenix OS very laggy I just stick to stock Android on this one here is the
antutu score so you can see it's a lot better than those previous Android six
tablets that I looked at like the cube t10 and the teclast octa-core 98 optical
sorry those ones only got around 38 or 37 thousands this is about twice the
power of those ones mainly because of the GPU it's a lot more powerful than
the Mallee 720 so if you're wondering if it supports GPS
sadly no it does in which is a shame because it would have been nice you
could have set this up as a fully laminated super large GPS unit for a car
with Android Drive so scrolling performance has it improved in stock
Android six and the touchscreen response to me it definitely feels a lot better a
lot faster than Phoenix OS so I won't be running Felix scenic honest I don't
think ever I'll just keep the stock Android because the performance is a lot
better
so the loudspeaker just one single loudspeaker right here
sounds not really that good at all there's crackle to it at 100% volume and
of course only one speaker means no stereo separation and only half as loud
as it could be if it had two of them so quite poor in the sound Department
now the 3.5 millimeter headphone jack sounds okay
I wish it had a little bit more volume to it there's the faintest tiniest hint
of static or interference coming through the line as well which isn't great just
finished running speed tests here's a very good result this is a lot faster
than other tablets I looked at so like the cube t10 that only had Wireless n 5
gigahertz band this is getting the full proper speeds here now with other good
really good laptops and tablets I can get around 300 megabits per second which
is my full fiber line speeds here but this isn't bad I feel for this type of
tablet now the range on it isn't too good if I go down to the other end of
the studio here those speeds will then haves down to around 110 upload and
download so I really do wish that the range was a little bit better there but
if you're close enough to a router you'll get excellent speeds out of it
front facing camera you can see the quality as vga it's square but it's okay
i believe this is going to be acceptable for skype the framerate doesn't look a
full 30 frames per second however though when you're recording it's probably
around something like 15 or 20 so i mean it's not a wonderful quality but i have
definitely seen worse than this so i'll fingerprint security at the bottom is
hitting a mess at the moment it's not working altogether it's just not
scanning at all so it was working before a little slow to unlock but for some
unknown reason it has completely stopped on me now if you reboot the whole tablet
it will work again but this isn't good look it's not even registering anything
completely stopped working there which is very poor
so on to a little bit of gaming now the first game I'm going to test out here
this is a clash of Clan so quite a light game you can remember this is running at
quite a high resolution so the performance I feel is adequate this is
fine here it's going to have a look at what it's like now in a battle and if
it's going to get slowed down
doesn't seem to be too bad in fact this game you know is perfectly playable so
what about a more demanding game this is modern combat 5 which on those other
tablets I tested out was super laggy this seems to be doing ok as you can see
I mean sure it's got a few little stutters if they're looking around but I
roll so much better and that 4 gigabytes of RAM on be helping to
and even out here with more action going on and a lot more to to display on
screen this is I feel playable sure it's not the fastest but I think most people
would be happy with this performance at least I am it's it's acceptable
now a swelled extreme another demanding game that has playable framerates now
this one surprised me I thought it might be a little bit laggy er than this but
okay it's not perfect you can see a few little stutters but you've got to
remember that it's being displayed at that 2560 by 1600 resolution so really
it's not doing bad at all and Mortal Kombat X another game with yet again
playable framerates I thought this one might be a slide show but I'm happily
surprised to see No so good performance here so far so after
that bit of gaming here I'm fitting quite a bit of heat around this area
it's definitely heating up around 37 degrees almost 38 there so the longer
your game on this they do believe is probably gonna get up to about 39
degrees which is hot to the touch okay so what about multitasking performance
now I've got a lot of apps running here and I can see that has become a little
bit sluggish and a little slow as expected the touch isn't so responsive
and quick now you can see I'm sometimes struggling a little bit there to get it
to just even scroll up and down between the apps but switching between the apps
and notice that these speed is okay considering the hardware but you can
definitely see that it's starting to to lag definitely now I would expect this
to happen on a quad-core MediaTek quite so that is the under 10 Pro which starts
at around 100 and a us for the 32 gigabyte version and then about 210 for
this model here which is the 64 gigabyte one with 4 gigabytes of RAM now the
performance of it in general and stock Android I find as okay now you would
have noticed that sometimes the a touch input isn't reaches
and that happens more so in Phoenix OS Phoenix OS performance I found to be
really quite bad I just don't like it it's a lot more Legia a lot of the times
you tap on the screen it just doesn't even register at all however when you in
stock Android it improves but it's still not perfect now what surprised me is
their performance here I thought that Mortal Kombat X which is running in the
native screen resolution of 2560 by 1600 would be an utter mess it would be a
slide show but happily there was performing well it was perfectly
playable the device does heat up now the screen on it is very nice it's sharp
it's bright and big thumbs up here fully laminated I'd love to see a lot more
fully laminated tablets out of China because really there are not a lot of
them out there only a handful which is a real shame wireless AC performance is
good as long as you're in the same room or closer to the router as close as
possible then it can get some really good speeds they're very fast for this
kind of tablet however from the other side of the studio I've got a couple of
big huge thick stone walls that the signal has to pass by it does have the
speed so the range doesn't feel to me as good as it should be because we've got
that plastic on the back there for the antenna reception now the build of it
overall for onder is quite good but there is a problem with the fingerprint
reader that it'll just stop working sometimes and when it does work it's
incredibly slow to unlock the device now battery life you're looking around 5
to 6 hours depending on what you're doing and the screen brightness if it's
just straight out gaming then you look in about two and a half to three hours
and it does yeah get hot too as mentioned so better kind of cons in mind
but I do feel that if the price is lowering down a little bit you know if
you could pick this up for about 160 us for the 32 gigabyte version or 170 it's
not bad as they can improve the ROM there because the screen itself is good
and the performance as you've seen there with gaming I thought to be acceptable
especially when compared to the cube t10 that I looked at and a teclast octa-core
the 98 optical sorry which was
super lagging gaming was dis so poor that it was frustrating and it did not
like it at all thanks a lot for watching this review
here and I do have to catch you back in the channel soon bye for now