Wikipad 7-Inch Gaming 16GB Tablet powered by NVIDIA Tegra 3 (Controller included)

The tablet isn't a 10 inch although a it might seem small to an adult, but you have to look at this in a kids perspective. My son thought the size was perfect he has some cousins with 10' tablets and he thinks they are huge and doesn't like the way he has to hold and carry them. He has stated that he's likes that it's small because the others are TOO big. The tablet works great it's just like a huge phone I let my son use my phone all the time so he already knew how to navigate and work with it. That would only apply I suppose if you have a Android like I did before. My windows phone is more similar to android as well than Apple would be I suppose so he didn't have to learn much.The control- Well I gave it 4 stars because the area to connect the power cord already broke on the controller. Many state it feels a little flimsy it does, but it's not that bad it feels as good as an aftermarket control you would buy for a xbox or playstation. Many complain about the size of the control, I don't see the problem me and my son both will dock the tablet to the controller when watching movies because it gives us something to hold instead of holding it right near the screen just feels a lot better in my opinion. My son is 7 his hands are a little bigger than most 7 year olds I don't know if that has anything to do with it or not but he can function the controller with no problems.The charger- another reason I gave it 4 stars. The charger is not your regular charger and is hard to find you basically have to order it from the company along with the mini usb cord which isn't standard as well. They pulled an Apple on this one I hate when companies do that. Make non-standard equipment just to boost sales ridiculous.Audio- It's low as everyone has said the sound of my Lumia 1020 phone is louder than the tablet, just something you've got to live with it's a curse and a blessing. Blessing because when my son uses it, it doesn't annoy me to death like the audio from my phone when playing games lol! But when were watching a movie on it in bed or traveling on the highway you would wish it was a bit louder ear phones sound great on them though for traveling he uses earphones. It is what it is, I haven't gone out and bought any mini speaker or anything to attach to it so it's not that bad if so I would have bought one by now.Anyway I don't regret the purchase nor does my son works great at home, on the road, or at family members home. Hopefully they can make it a little better more durable on the power sockets on the next version and stop with the non-standard stuff.

I've had this tablet for 2 months and I have enjoyed it a lot. Smooth Gameplay and it functions well for all the apps I use at work.Some reviews talk about games not working, but all you have to do is Check the Wikipad website for compatible games on Google Play.I've loved mine, so I suggest you give it a shot.

This is the perfect Tablet for the Gamer and Gadget Lover. Powerful Quad Core and attachable gamepad makes this simply hard to beat. I use this for games, web surfing and videos/movies. The attachable Gamepad is perfect for operating WiFi enabled Drones and Spybots giving you true FPV and far better control than swiping the screen of ordinary Tablets.

This is the best 7" gaming tablet hands down and with the controller "home-run" as for the tablet great for emails, movies surfing on line. Well made

The Wikipad is a great Android tablet for the price of only $200 dollars, any game you throw at it will run at ease. But I find many things wrong with the Wikipad, one is the HORRIBLE battery. Wikipad team, make power efficient kernel or start shipping with bigger internal batteries, now. Oh, but the battery is not the only thing that bothers me. Micro USB was never great to start with, I wish it was a MINI USB instead so it wouldn't break and make the Wikipad UNCHARGEABLE WHATSOEVER. While it lasted though, I found one of their OTA updates to cause color bit issues, making the visual experience questionably bad. While gaming, the screen is still usable, but why does the controller ergonomics be so BIG!!? It dwarfs my hand and make it mildly awkward to grip, but I got used to that and continued to play until either my hands get tired or the battery dies, usually the latter, due to it's low cap battery. Speaking of batteries, it takes AGES for this tablet to charge, which is bad because I am missing out on what Wikipad has to offer, which I can feel is that they have A LOT to offer in this package. The packaging took the form of an extremely high quality shoebox with adequate foam protection to prevent damage during shipping, which I find unnecessary, as this can survive several drops, albeit one time a drop knocked the backplate clean off, which was kind of big deal as it allows dust to enter the screen, which is KILLER on my OCD. I HATE DUST. Anyways, the plate did not get damaged, so I snapped it back on, dust forever trapped in the tablet... *sniffle*I've been rough on the tablet, but even after all of those bad things (except the micro USB port, which is unusable in my tablet's state. May RMA.), I still feel that Wikipad (company) has made a tablet that is great (as this is I assume their first and only tablet), but could be WAY BETTER if all of the issue aforementioned were addressed and fixed.Wikipad, it's a good tablet. But the saying "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" still applies, and as aforementioned, there are a LOT of things that are broken and needs to be fixed. Looking forward to Wikipad Revision 1!

The wikipad let you add game mapping control to touch screen game that don't have controller support.The Holding the controller part of it feel like a Real game pad controller and fee conformableGood Device to have to play own Classic game with emulators

It runs all my games great. I really like the controller, it feels like an Xbox controller. The games are fun. The battery life isn't very good though.