Review - Change of Perception towards China-Made Tablets by A Malaysian Consumer

I had a very bad experience owning a 7" china made tablet called iRobot, a 286MB tablet. I bought it in Yiwu, China in early 2011. It gave me a very bad impression about china-made tablet since then. The screen was so blur and the battery was useless. I told all the people I know who were going to China, to forget about buying any iPhone or iPad look-a-like stuff from China. It's worst than a toy!

However, in early 2012, my sister bought a galaxy look-a-like tablet from Shenzen to my daughter. I scolded her for not listening to my advice wasting unnecessary money on those junks. She told me that was a very good tablet, commonly used by the Chinese, it was as good as Galaxy-tab. She bought it for RMB600. It was a tablet with A10 processor, 800x400 screen, 512M Rom, 0.3MP camera, etc., good enough for gaming, browsing the internet, skype, facebook and watching movies. The battery could last for at least 5 hours on wifi. 

I tested it and that really amazed me. It's called Ployer Momo9+ a 7 inch tablet. The screen was so sharp, long battery life and the browsing was so smooth (no lagging). It basically served my purpose. Ployer Momo9+ is totally a different tablet from the one I bought in Yiwu last year. From that day onward, I realized that China does produce high quality tablets. The technology has improved. Those days' 128MB or 286MB processors were not meant for tablet. To run a tablet, a 512MB processor is required especially if it were to run the latest Android OS - Ice Cream Sandwich OS. 

Now my family has 3 units of Ployer Tablets - 1 unit momo9+ for my daughter, 1 unit 7" momo9 III for my husband and a 9" momo9 star for myself. Altogether cost me less than RM1200, cheaper than buying one unit of iPad.

I strongly recommend Ployer Momo9 as an alternative to iPad or Galaxy Tab.  

By Sally Tan, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.