Fast, solid, and a tablet

[Prologue: I belong to the people who do not have to have any "hot shit". Especially when it comes to tablet PCs. I bought the 'TrekStor Xintron i 10.1' in a spontaneous purchase. Why, I do not know - probably because it was offered at a special offer for just under one hundred Euros. First, I had to look for it for a possible application; And she found. Read articles on the Internet, relax and enjoy magazines such as 'Der Spiegel', or 'Time' on the sofa. A gimmick, but more pleasant than on a smartphone, or Deskop PC.]

Now for the tablet:
It is good, a bit difficult, but in excellent hands. It's valent than indicated by the thumbnails. The entire front is glazed and the back part made of silver aluminum is processed securely. There is no creaking or cracking. It also summarizes always wonderfully cool. (My smartphone is uncomfortably warm at claim)
The keys are kept very minimalist: power up, loud and quiet, return to the home screen. Finally there is an SD card slot on the right side, a jack and the microUSB jack on the top.

When you turn on the tablet moves up quickly and is then ready for use. What strikes me immediately, the menu is only via the interface controllable. The 'Home' button is just so accessible. In itself not bad. Unfortunately, the finger control does not always respond immediately. Until the second or third time. Sometimes disturbing.
Otherwise, control is quickly and without delays. Web pages load with 'Firefox' quickly and without errors. That 'Flash' is no longer supported, is the Android operating system. The Internet connection is stable, only one should not be very far removed from the wireless hotspot. (In order to fully use the tablet, on the balcony, I use a router - turned into a repeater)
The display has 1280 x 800 pixels in. With the size, of just ten inches, enough that to map photos sharp and clear.
The speaker's what I call: means for reproducing of sound in the lowest quality. Tinny, shrill and without bass. That hurts. (I use the tablet in conjunction with the 'XQ Beat 2.0 Bluetooth' boxes. They are highly recommended!)

To put it briefly:
Plus:
+ Optimal size (would be greater nonsense)
+ Pleasant hard (but not too heavy)
+ High quality finish (front glass, rear thick aluminum; no crack)
+ Fast menu navigation (no jerking, no hangers)
+ Sharp display (crack sharp text and videos, despite the seemingly low resolution - iV other manufacturers)
+ Battery life (keeping in permanent use - Internet, video, pictures, wireless, Bluetooth - four to six hours)

Minus:
- Main buttons do not always react immediately ('Back', 'Home', 'task')
- Speakers unusable for normal ears (too weak)
- Brightness in bright sunshine too low (in conjunction with the reflective display)
(Rather my problem: - The jack input does not work properly: I have to pull the transfer headphone to get sound)

Conclusion:
For someone who is not predisposed tablet affine, this tablet is more than good. Quick and easy operation, class display (if not at full midday sun), and fantastic feel. Unless one has accessories (eg good, external speakers), you should this piece of art to heart.

Grüßerken, the Max.