by DenisI was an owner of the earlier model of the 7" Kyros (the MID7015). I was two times happy with it, despite its limitations and flaws.
I bought this with hopes it was merely a fix of the earlier version. It is not. It is an entirely different product. Everything has been improved, including outside controls and speakers. It's a much higher quality build in every way, and all the features have been improved. The program, Android six.2, works much better and it is speedy.
I first bought the 7015 after trying a Nook and realising it would be ideal if it only was unlocked. This tablet has surpassed all of those specifications I had in mine, and still is an excellent cost.
Its camera, microphone, stereo speakers, and faster CPU have resulted in a tablet which is useful without any apparent flaws.
The thing is that it is a resistive touch screen. This means it needs pressure. I wanted such as screen so I would not always get fingerprints over it. The Kyros 70 series all have such screens, and an included stylus.
This model does not come with the same jacket its predecessor had (it's a nice sleeve though) and it does not hold the stylus in the case.
As with the others, this tool does not have the Google Market. It's Applib. However, can basically install the Amazon Appstore on it (go to the Amazon site, give electronic mail address, and download it from electronic mail sent by Amazon).
I have not rooted this tool because there is no require (I did on the 7015). I use Opera Mini for web browsing and the included Browser for watching Youtube videos.
Games such as Angry Birds render and run fine on this tool, although, I have not extensively tested such apps on it.
It is and a nice tool as a book reader, with the app of your choice (Kindle for me), and it is more versatile, but less expensive, than comparable devices.
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