PP Mguire
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I'm probably the only one who doesn't like the feel of it in my hand. I need something grippy.
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Biggest reason I put a case on my M7. The curved back and slick metal make me feel like it's going to slip out of my hands.
bought this for ebooks and videos while laying down.
Lenovo Tab 2 A1070 10.1" 16GB Blue LENOVO TAB 2 A10-70 - ZA000001US - Best Buy
So far I have a mixed opinion if this tablet. The price was good. The screen is great. The battery life is downright amazing at a little over 10 hours of screen on time. However there are issues that sort of annoy me that I cannot seem to understand. The tablet supports up to 64GB sd cards so I put my ADATA 64GB micro SD card from my old tablet in that worked fine in my old tablet which was said to only support 32gb but in this tablet the card gets recognized however after a while it stopped being detected by the tablet and all sorts of glitches and hangs start happening. I have to remove and reinsert the card and restart the tablet to get it to work again but only for less than an hour. I put one of my old 16GB Sandisk cards in and not a single issue. I let the tablet format both cards.
The other issue is that when I use a certain pair of headphones I have, a pair of urban Ears earbuds with an inbuilt mic and call button they sometimes sound like they are in a wind tunnel. Sometimes they don't it's just random. My crappier JVC earbuds work fine all the time.
So all in all a decent tablet for 170$ but just some odd issues. I really would like to get a 64gb sd card to work in this thing though.
Lenovo Tab 2 A1070 10.1" 16GB Blue LENOVO TAB 2 A10-70 - ZA000001US - Best Buy
So far I have a mixed opinion if this tablet. The price was good. The screen is great. The battery life is downright amazing at a little over 10 hours of screen on time. However there are issues that sort of annoy me that I cannot seem to understand. The tablet supports up to 64GB sd cards so I put my ADATA 64GB micro SD card from my old tablet in that worked fine in my old tablet which was said to only support 32gb but in this tablet the card gets recognized however after a while it stopped being detected by the tablet and all sorts of glitches and hangs start happening. I have to remove and reinsert the card and restart the tablet to get it to work again but only for less than an hour. I put one of my old 16GB Sandisk cards in and not a single issue. I let the tablet format both cards.
The other issue is that when I use a certain pair of headphones I have, a pair of urban Ears earbuds with an inbuilt mic and call button they sometimes sound like they are in a wind tunnel. Sometimes they don't it's just random. My crappier JVC earbuds work fine all the time.
So all in all a decent tablet for 170$ but just some odd issues. I really would like to get a 64gb sd card to work in this thing though.
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I did, I said I let the tablet format both cards. The 16gb sandisk card works flawless but the 64gb ADATA does not.
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What are the types of cards in question and cross reference what types the tablet supports.
this is the card that is acting up. I bought it last year
ADATA Premier 64GB microSDHC/SDXC UHS-I U1 Memory Card with One Adapter (AUSDX64GUICL10-RA1) - Newegg.com
and this is the card I am using with no issue now
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=720111
This card is now 4 years old and still works but is very slow
You didn't say that in your post, actually. You just said you put it in the new tablet, and have to remove/reinsert it for it to work. No mention of formatting it.
My bad I thought I mentioned that in that big paragraph somewhere
The tablet according to lenovo supports up to 64Gb and I used a 64gb with issues but the 16gb works. They are surprisingly vague in the specifications of 64gb card though so I assumed all 64gb cards should work
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