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Its so cheap that for once Chinese alternatives wont be able to put pmuch of a competition. I’ll definitely get one one released.

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ainolsupporter wrote:

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ainolsupporter wrote:

I’ve only bought a cheap watch from them, I think. It took just as long as items from other stores have. Chinese stores have decent shipping times (2-3 days most of the times). You have to make sure to always go for Registered Airmail though; don’t be fooled by the whole “free shipping” thing. Registered Airmail includes a tracking number, which acts as some kind of insurance for your order.

As for items being broken… happened to me too. This watch I bought stopped working about 2 months after I got it. It was about $4 though so I can’t complain. Still, I agree I wouldn’t trust this store when buying something expensive like a tablet. If they can’t sell decent small gadgets, they can’t sell real stuff

I’ve always used the free shipping option. Granted it takes longer but sometimes its just too expensive. I’ve almost never had an issue with the delivery, and the 2 times I did, I had not trouble getting a full refund.

The most I’ve paid for a tracking number in a Chinese store was $4, but that was in a store where shipping varied depending on the order’s total weight. TinyDeal charges about $1.80 for a tracking number, if my memory doesn’t fail.

I still don’t think I should pay for a tracking number that I would get for free on other websites.

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I don’t but I have been thinking of getting one for a while now. Lets hope I don’t get one of the defective ones

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The Android market will remain affect even if Google and China have some kind of conflict. The search engine issue is completely unrelated, and to be honest they are both kinda making profit from each other.

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Pandaapp has worked on most of the Android devices I have used. But then again I have mostly used chinese Android devices.

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Get a tablet, you will have more options and a bigger screen. If you need to make calls just use a regular phone

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Would’ve been more practical to repost them here and leave the original link as the “source” Useful tips though, thanks for sharing.

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Specs wise it sounds about the same as a Zenithink, which is $50 cheaper, and i never had dead pixel issues.

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I’ve been following this for a while and gotta admit that I’m really looking forward to this tablet. Considering all the support its receiving it can’t be anything but good, but then again who knows.

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macpdiaz wrote:

This may help… looks like there’s lot.

Nice share, they all look like pretty fun was of earning money though I wonder how many of those actually pay out. GigWalk and Field Angent look interesting.

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I’m confused by your question. Are you asking if there is any place in the Google Play store where you can view android devices or are you talking about a literal Android Store because I’m relatively sure those don’t exist.

There are actually a few alternative to the Google Play store. I’ve personally never tried any but I’ve heard of a few like AndroidPit and SlideMe.

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ainolsupporter wrote:

I’ve only bought a cheap watch from them, I think. It took just as long as items from other stores have. Chinese stores have decent shipping times (2-3 days most of the times). You have to make sure to always go for Registered Airmail though; don’t be fooled by the whole “free shipping” thing. Registered Airmail includes a tracking number, which acts as some kind of insurance for your order.

As for items being broken… happened to me too. This watch I bought stopped working about 2 months after I got it. It was about $4 though so I can’t complain. Still, I agree I wouldn’t trust this store when buying something expensive like a tablet. If they can’t sell decent small gadgets, they can’t sell real stuff

I’ve always used the free shipping option. Granted it takes longer but sometimes its just too expensive. I’ve almost never had an issue with the delivery, and the 2 times I did, I had not trouble getting a full refund.

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Currently using a Zenithink c91. I have been using the c71 for almost a year and recently upgraded to the c91 for a larger screen, although I don’t really need it since its connected to my TV via hdmi most of the time.

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I would also recommend using Battery Saver DX PRO. I tried it before and it did help. It also has some interesting and useful features.There are a few free alternatives but I personally don’t think they are as effective.

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It depends on what is wrong with is. If it turns on but won’t load, then simply reinstalling/resetting it should be enough, its relatively easy to do but if you don’t know how to then bring it to an Android specialist. If it won’t turn on at all then take it to a technician.

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