COBY MID7022 Pro Reviews

The Coby Kyros 7022 provides buyers the opportunity to enter the world of tablets for a mere 140 Euros - a real deal. But is cheap all that matters? Our test reveals the answer. Users looking for a tablet which can be used for entertainment now and then will be content with this tablet. The Kyros 7022 can play 1080p videos fluidly, and the tested games ran well. In the test, we were confronted by the annoying flaws of the tablet. The list is long: display is too dark (preventing easy use outdoors), the tablet lacks Bluetooth and GPS, and the controls are hard to use. As the tablet lacks Bluetooth, the user will have to always connect the device via the USB cable to transfer data. The poor placement of controls and the erratic position sensor (which flips the display content even with a slight deviation) ruined the experience of the test model for us. All-in-all, there are various flaws which take the fun out of saving money. In fact, for an additional 20 Euros the buyer can take the Lenovo Ideapad A1. It offers a better display and Bluetooth and GPS are on board.