Wise Touch Tablet - If you are thinking of buying and want insight...

[UlricAlgar]

I purchases a 7" Wise Touch tablet.

Pros:
- It's cheap.
- It comes with most standard apps people would need
- It's great for the general tablet usage and apps

Cons:
- It's not Google registered, so you cannot download apps from Google Play (or most app marketplaces that use Play). So when Facebook says "there is a new version of this Facebook app" you cannot update the app, because it uses Play to update.
- You can find the apk file and install manually... but it's a hack
- The screen resolution is poor compared to Samsung
- There is no forum or Q&A on the Wise Touch website... it has a few posts from 2011... but nothing new (and I can see why).

Summary:
- Worth paying more and getting a recognised device

[ave]

I purchases a 7" Wise Touch tablet.

Pros:
- It's cheap.
- It comes with most standard apps people would need
- It's great for the general tablet usage and apps

Cons:
- It's not Google registered, so you cannot download apps from Google Play (or most app marketplaces that use Play). So when Facebook says "there is a new version of this Facebook app" you cannot update the app, because it uses Play to update.
- You can find the apk file and install manually... but it's a hack
- The screen resolution is poor compared to Samsung
- There is no forum or Q&A on the Wise Touch website... it has a few posts from 2011... but nothing new (and I can see why).

Summary:
- Worth paying more and getting a recognised device

how cheap is cheap?

[cerebus]

/wanders in
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/wanders out again

[Magandroid]

So what you're saying that it's WISE not to TOUCH this TABLET

[UlricAlgar]

R1950... but there is Groupon deal for R1999 for a tablet plus R250 voucher... which means they are already selling way less than the RRP of R1950 (specially since Groupon take about 30% of the sale price).