A short video of my tablet benchmark results in Antutu Benchmark 4 and a quick look over the tablet UI and the integrated browser vs chorme browser. Read below for a more detailed description. The Vonino Sirius QS is a 7.9" tablet device that packs a Quad-Core Mediatek MTK8389 clocked at 1.2 Ghz and a PowerVR Seria SGX Model 544 GPU(the same one that is in the Samsung Galaxy S4 i9500 which is a big plus for the device), the display is an 7.9" IPS of 1024x786 resolution and 160dpi default setting it offers multi-touch support up to 5 fingers. 1GB of RAM DDR3 type, 8GB internal storage with the possibility of expansion up to 32GB via microSD card. WLAN b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, 3G(WCDMA, HSDPA, UMTS 2100Mhz; 2G GSM, GPRS, EDGE 900/180Mhz), GPS with A-GPS support, 2 cameras: a back camera of 5.0Mpx with autofocus 1080p video resolution, and a front camera with 2.0Mpx. It's powered by a 4500 mAh battery that can last up to 5 hours(in theory). It runs Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean and as far as the design it's almost 1:1 with the iPad mini from Apple. I have been looking for almost a year until I have found this tablet, it packs the very essential 3G modem that I needed. I was trying to get the best device for the lesser costs and this was the answer. The display is top quality, the performances are mid leveled the quad-core cpu does the job for regular apps & widgets without glitches, the device runs very smooth. The GPS gets locked on satellites very fast, the 3G works great and the WLAN never created any problems. I got the device for 153euro(~200$) and for this price I could never ask for more. If I have to compare this tablet with another one(regarding the way it behaves and works) I would say the Tab 3 from Samsung or the Asus MemoPad. The only inconvenience that I had(it's one that I had over most of the mobile devices) is the icon size, desktop and app drawer grid size but I fixed this with Nova Launcher, it let's you resize all the icons + change the desktop, app drawer and dock settings and grid size. Also I can isolate tabs in the app drawer(which is something that I got used from my Samsung devices and their TouchWiz interface) and set infinite scrolling in the desktop and app drawer. I am very happy with this device and I would recommend it to anyone.

• published: 03 Dec 2013
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