The Telecom V9 tablet is offered by ZTE, one of China’s foremost manufacturers of laptops and other similar gadgets. In the effort to provide better productivity for their customers, ZTE aligns their range of laptops with the mobile phones that they make available in the market. One advantage of the Telecom V9 tablet is its handy size. It also offers a long battery life and works in perfect harmony with Telecom’s XT 3G networks. Users can operate the tablet with just one hand and provides a high level of convenience for busy people.

ZTE’s Telecom V9 tablet comes with some fine features but is also plagued with considerable shortcomings. For one, it has a sluggish processor that compromises productivity. It is equipped with an old version of the Android OS and lacks Flash support. There are also a number of users complaining that its touch screen is inaccurate which really offsets its claim for easy use.

The Telecom V9 tablet features a resistive touch screen which is among the major gripes of users with regards to it because it requires heavy pressure. The colors displayed on its 480 x 480 screen also seem washed out. This observation is confirmed because the Telecom V9 tablet only features 262,000 hues whereas other brands feature as many as 16.7 million. Some time has passed since it was shipped out which explains why it still has the old Android 2.1 OS. It is not upgradeable, though, and this is also an issue for many users. It cannot play YouTube videos as the old Android does not support Adobe Flash, which means it is likewise incapable of playing videos in the same format.

Over all, the Telecom V9 Tablet doesn’t have much to offer in terms of performance. Its low cost, long battery life and nice size is hardly worth the difficulties encountered when using it. For people who demand a lot from their gadgets, paying more for laptops that will give better performance is the more sensible option.