[ IDEA ] [CONJUNTA] Conjunta CUBE Talk (79 U55GT , 7 y 7s) Las Tablets con 3G y GPS mas baratas del mundo tan solo 81$ (60€)

**mir2ruso** · #21 20/09/13, 10:49:06

Sigo teniendo dudas con la Cube 79, en las caracteristicas pones que tiene 16GB de memoria + ampliacion mediante microsd, pero luego en las caracteristicas del documento en google, pone extend card NO, entonces claro la cosa no me cuadra.

Si tiene 16GB de memoria interna y luego a parte es ampliable a 32GB con micro sd cambiame a este modelo.

Pacificator · #22 20/09/13, 11:06:40

¡Venga que ya hemos llegado a 20 unidades en poco mas de un día.

**mir2ruso** · #23 20/09/13, 11:13:10

Cita: Originalmente Escrito por mir2ruso

Sigo teniendo dudas con la Cube 79, en las caracteristicas pones que tiene 16GB de memoria + ampliacion mediante microsd, pero luego en las caracteristicas del documento en google, pone extend card NO, entonces claro la cosa no me cuadra.

Si tiene 16GB de memoria interna y luego a parte es ampliable a 32GB con micro sd cambiame a este modelo.

cito....

Pacificator · #24 20/09/13, 11:14:55

Cita: Originalmente Escrito por mir2ruso

Sigo teniendo dudas con la Cube 79, en las caracteristicas pones que tiene 16GB de memoria + ampliacion mediante microsd, pero luego en las caracteristicas del documento en google, pone extend card NO, entonces claro la cosa no me cuadra.

Si tiene 16GB de memoria interna y luego a parte es ampliable a 32GB con micro sd cambiame a este modelo.

Efectivamente no lleva SD. En el siguiente post os pongo una review muy completa de esta tablet.

Pacificator · #25 20/09/13, 11:16:06

A 7.9-inch Phone — the CUBE Talk 79 Hands-on Review

The CUBE U55GT, A.K.A Talk 79 — mainly a tablet, but also has full phone functionalities. And CUBE is definitely marketing towards people who want to use tablet to make phone calls — just check out their official marketing videos and you will find out. But for most people, its main character is still a 7.9-inch Android tablet, with quad core chipset and a very competitive price point. For the kind of person who might put the Talk 79 to good use, it could be invaluable. But is it any good as a big phone, or a small tablet, or either? Let's take a look.

Talk 79 Specs:

Display Size: 7.9”
Display Resolution: 1024 × 768
Display Type: IPS Display
Processor: 1.2GHz MTK MT8389 quad-core processor
RAM: 1GB
Storage: 16GB of internal storage
Network: WCDMA/GSM, Wi-Fi 802.11n/b/g
Micro SD: No
Bluetooth: Yes, Bluetooth V4.0
FM: Yes
GPS: Yes
Battery Capacity: 4500mAh
Rear-Facing Camera: 5MP
Front-Facing Camera: 2MP
Weight: 360g
Dimensions: 200.2*134.8*7.4MM

Talk 79’s Retail Package

It is pretty strange that on the front of the paper back box there are almost nothing, not even the model of the product or the brand logo, none!

You can find most of the printings on the back of the box, unfortunately everything’s in Chinese.

Inside the box, you will find the Talk 79 tablet itself, along with a USB cable, an earphone, a charger (5V-2A), a user manual, a warranty card and a small tool which helps you to plug out the nano SIM card container.

Talk 79’s Industrial Design

The CUBE Talk 79 provides a minimalist design as the tablet has no face buttons whatsoever, and the only physical buttons you’ll find are the device’s power button and volume rocker, located on the top half of the right side.

On the bottom half of the right side is where you’ll be able to access the Talk 79’s SIM card slot. You could easily pull out the container and put the Nano SIM card in it.

The front of the CUBE Talk 79 features a white bezel around its 7.9-inch screen. The bezel looks to be around a quarter of an inch on the sides of the screen while above and below looks to have a 1-inch bezel. The top bezel is where the Talk 79’s 2MP front-facing camera, light sensor, proximity sensor and its receiver for making phone calls are located.

The back of the slate is where you’ll find its 5MP camera sitting in left towards the top of the tablet. The majority of the Talk 79’s rear is covered in frosted aluminum which gives it a nice premium feel, while a small portion of the top area looks to be a rubberized material which is a bit milk white, giving the tablet a more extinct look.

The bottom side of the Talk 79 is where the device’s micro USB port and stereo speakers are located.

The slate is only 7.4mm thick, and weighs only 360 grams, making it pretty easy to carry around or hold by a singlehand.

Talk 79’s Display

The Talk 79 features a 7.9-inch IPS display that has a resolution of 1024 x 768 at 163 PPI, which seems to be the standard display type for tablets this size. The Talk 79’s display doesn’t provide a resolution or experience that blew our socks off, but it is able to produce some nice, vivid images when looking at high-resolution pictures or videos. Including IPS into the Talk 79’s display means you’ll be able to view whatever is on the screen at nearly all angles. In our real-world testing, we noticed the image continued to be visible at extreme angles, all the way up to when the Talk 79 was being held nearly completely at its side.

Left: Apple iPad mini, Right: CUBE Talk 79

The contrast ratio, the color saturation and the brightness of the 7.9-inch panel are all quite satisfactory, I wouldn’t lie and say it is as good as the AMOLED display on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7, but it is still on par with the display ofthe iPad mini and most other similar-sized tablets.

The way the auto-brightness is handled is less visually pleasant. The adjustment is not as accurate as those big brandtablets I have used. Thankfully, a brightness slider is on hand in the notification bar.

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Talk 79’s Performance

The CUBE Talk 79 features a 1.2GHz MT8389 quad-core processor and 1GB of RAM, which aren’t really impressive specs. Considering CUBE is selling the Talk 79 for RMB999 ($163), we can see why they had to skimp on some specs in order to offer a budget-friendly 7.9-inch Android tablet. With that said, let’s see how the Talk 79 performed in our performance tests. Antutu V3.3 is an overall system performance benchmark which takes into account everything the Android device has to offer, including its CPU, GPU, and storage. The majority of Android devices tend to fall into a comparable performance footprint, which means unless you need to do something very specific with your device, like gaming, then you can expect a similar performance across the board.

In our Antutu benchmark, the Talk 79 scored a 12662, making it an average Android tablet by today’s standards. We’ve seen current-generation Android smartphones with double the scores of what the Talk 79 delivered. Again, CUBE created the Talk 79 as an Android device aimed at first-time tablet owners or budget-minded consumers, so you shouldn’t go into it expecting some mind-blowing benchmarks.

In the Geekbench test, the CUBE Talk 79 only scored 1,336, far behind the 2,068 the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 delivered.

In the Vellamo benchmark, the Talk 79 snatched a 1,455 and a 422 respectively in HTML5 test and Metal test, not outstanding, but still pretty decent.

The Talk 79’s CF-bench score is average among quad-core devices.

The GPU of the Talk 79 is PowerVR SGX544MP running at 286MHZ, which is approximately 2.5 times as capable as SGX540@302MHZ, and should deliver some decent graphic performances.

In the Nenamark2 test, the Talk 79’s score is at the bottom of our chart. But I personally would not believe that the Talk 79 is less graphically capable than an ATM7029 powered device.

The An3D Bench XL and 3D Mark scores are generally more close to reality.

Somehow the Talk 79 cannot finish the Quadrant 2.1.1 test, so we will have to skip this usually important benchmark.

As telling as benchmarks are, I feel there’s value in a device’s perceived performance as there’s nothing more important than how you feel when you’re using a device. In terms of perceived performance, the Talk 79 was very responsive when jumping from application to application as I was able to fire up IMDB, click on a video link to have it open in the browser and have the video playing after it was done buffering in just a few seconds. Clicking on a notification of an incoming email, then launching Gmail was also quick.

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Talk 79’s Cameras

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The CUBE Talk 79 has dual cameras, the front facing camera is 2MP, and the rear-facing one is of 5MP and has auto-focus support. When it comes to video chatting via Skype, the front camera handily gets the job done, but you’d better expect nothing more. The rear-facing camera can deliver some decent photos while the lighting is right, but still, it is no match for the 5MP camera on a low-end phone.

Talk 79’s Connectivity

The Talk 79 has everything a smartphone should have, and since it uses the MTK SoC., everything works just fine. The addition of GPS module and Bluetooth V4.0 betters the experiences in using the slate. Even the Wi-Fi reception, which normally became the fatal defect of CUBE tablets, is pretty good on the Talk 79. The only issue I have with the slate is that it uses Nano SIM card, which is really a huge inconvenience for non-iPhone5-users like me!

Talk 79’s Battery Life

This has been a tricky one to gauge. As much as I've tried to use the Talk 79 as my daily driver, for reasons discussed elsewhere, that didn't quite happen. One thing's for sure though, you're looking to at 1-2 days of average use between charges. The 4500mAh battery CUBE claims will offer 6 hours of video playback and 330 hours of standby time.

In my actual test, the Talk 79 loops a 720P video for 8 hours, 6 minutes (50% brightness, 50% speaker volume) and streams an online TV show for 5 hours, 27 minutes.

The combination of 28nm process of the MT8389 chipset and a decent-sized battery should have resulted in a more excellent longevity. The Talk 79 just lets me down a little bit, especially when compared to the ICOO ICOU Fatty2 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7, both of which could give a 10+ hours’ run time.

Although the Talk 79 can be charged under a shutdown state, charging it is by no means a fast experience. Charging the tablet from 0% to full takes about 4 hours, which is 1 hour longer than average of tablets with similar battery capacity.

Verdict

The Good:

Exquisite design and solid build.
Decent and stable performance, excellent in gaming.
Full phone functionalities.

The Bad:

No Micro SD card slot, no HDMI.
Nano SIM card.

I really want to like the Talk 79, and in some respects I do. For the price, this is a very competitive device with slim design, decent performance, Jelly Bean, and full phone functionalities.

The biggest thing I don't like is the way it's marketed by CUBE, almost more as a phone than a tablet. Holding this to my head in public was awkward to say the least. With headphones, it's a more reasonable proposition — an all-in-one device that is both a proper tablet and a full-featured smartphone. But please, don't hold it to your ear. This is a tablet, whichever way they want you to look at it.

For some time now, I've longed for those Chinese tablet makers to make a smartphone. And some of them are on the way of doing that. A small batch of the all new CUBE Talk 5H, which features a 5.5 inch 720P IPS display and theMT6589 quad-core chipset, have already been on sale, I will make a review on it as soon as I receive a unit.

zoletero · #26 20/09/13, 12:40:59

yo veo 16gb muy bien aunque no lleve ranura para microsd.no creo que se vaya necesitar ampliar la memoria.yo desde luego tengo el iconia A1 de 16gb y aun nunca le he metido una microsd.

**mir2ruso** · #27 20/09/13, 12:54:02

Bien todo aclaro pues entonces me quedo como estoy con la 7S por el momento que por 10€ ya puesto puedo disfutar del 3G.

Pues eso sera zoletero porque no te habras pirado de viaje y le metas 3-4 pelis o que tengas como yo mas de 2000 archivos de bases de datos mas dos o tres jueguillos de 1gb....

Porque para mi eso es lo que me tira para atras como con los nexus...

Ya se que por 140€ la x2 esta muy bien con 2GB de ram, procesador y demas que tiene, pero la diferencia es avismal con respecto a la 7S

garlicyunior · #28 20/09/13, 14:34:08

Bueno pues yo me llevo 6, haber si llegamos a esos 50 pedidos y nos sale bien de precio, saludos.

Pacificator · #29 20/09/13, 17:41:52

Cita: Originalmente Escrito por mir2ruso

Bien todo aclaro pues entonces me quedo como estoy con la 7S por el momento que por 10€ ya puesto puedo disfutar del 3G.

Pues eso sera zoletero porque no te habras pirado de viaje y le metas 3-4 pelis o que tengas como yo mas de 2000 archivos de bases de datos mas dos o tres jueguillos de 1gb....

Porque para mi eso es lo que me tira para atras como con los nexus...

Ya se que por 140€ la x2 esta muy bien con 2GB de ram, procesador y demas que tiene, pero la diferencia es avismal con respecto a la 7S

Para meterle pelis os recomiendo utilizar el cable OTG y un pendrive bien potente llenito.

problema solucionado.

decodin · #30 20/09/13, 18:30:17

Perdón pero ¿me puedes borrar la 7 y apuntarme una 7s?
Me equivoqué, gracias por todo.

zefire · #31 21/09/13, 01:06:33

Va viento en popa y a toda vela....necesitamos que las saquen ya a la venta.

zoletero · #32 21/09/13, 02:40:33

Cita: Originalmente Escrito por Pacificator

Para meterle pelis os recomiendo utilizar el cable OTG y un pendrive bien potente llenito.

problema solucionado.

eso es lo que yo tengo para mi tablet.un cable OTG que compre en el bazar chino de mi pueblo tirado de precio,y le puedo conectar un pendrive,teclado o raton.

logandos · #33 21/09/13, 12:44:02

Por favor un cambio de una 7 a una 7s. perdón por las molestias, fallo técnico.

Juan The MW · #34 21/09/13, 15:23:40

Apuntado, gracias por el curro. A ver si sale algo bueno de aquí

Pacificator · #35 21/09/13, 20:30:28

Ya somos 30 apuntados.

Os recuerdo que la unica tablet en venta ahora mismo es la 79. Las otras dos estan apuntito...

**mir2ruso** · #36 22/09/13, 10:43:08

A ver si la gente se anima un poco

Juan The MW · #37 22/09/13, 13:26:40

¿Para cuándo está prevista la salida de las otras dos?

Pacificator · #38 22/09/13, 16:09:57

A ver si consigo que me digan una fecha aunque sea aproximada. Supongo que hablamos de octubre.

iuliano · #39 23/09/13, 20:32:40

Hola, ¿podrías modificar mi ficha para cambiar de una 7s a una 7 a secas?

gracias.

Pacificator · #40 24/09/13, 08:28:21

Cita: Originalmente Escrito por iuliano

Hola, ¿podrías modificar mi ficha para cambiar de una 7s a una 7 a secas?

gracias.

Modificado compañero!