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Full review on Digiflip Pro XT811 Tablet Blue, 16 GB, Wi-Fi, 3G



There is a noticeable lag when swiping through different applications. The reason being that 843 MB of RAM is used by the system and 146 MB is left out for other applications. The tablet desperately needs another 0.5 or 1 GB of RAM. Averages users will find the tab lagging when swiping through HD images.

The tablets features an 8" IPS display, but lacks a premium feel. The touch is more of plastic kind. The back panel is matted and give a good grip. Flipkart could have tweaked the UI a bit to make it more presentable. Movies are good to watch on this one.

System upgrades will take ages. I started downloading the update last night and its has done only 70% in 10 hours ( i have a 2 Mbps connection). Apps are installed in a jiffy, but the upgraded OS of size 331 MB takes a lot of time.

The Camera is rather pretty good, though low light clicks will become an issue. 

The tablet has one 3G micro sim and one SD card slot next to it. The SD card slot is uncovered and makes this an entry point for particle debris. This will cause heating issues in future. Hence a book case is a must buy addon.

One good thing about this tablet is 32GB expandable and OTG connectors, but the OTG transfer will take a lot of time. The tablet takes a bit of time to sync up with the read/write speed of the system( if laptops are from the year 2014 then this tab is from the year 1947 :P ) .

Battery backup is good giving me a solid 10 hrs on 3G surfing.

Overall great tab for the budget user but definitely not recommended fro designers or photographers. Thumbs down from my side.

Flipkart give out a screen guard for free already attached to the screen.Flipkart says that they have dedicated service centers, but i have not been successful in locating one.

Pros:
Budget
32GB expandable
OTG
3G sim
HD IPS
8" inch
Upgradable to 4.4.2 Kit Kat


Cons:
Heavy
Plastic feel
uncovered SD slot
Heating issues
OTA downloads take a lot of time
Speakers are not that great

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