I have been looking for a replacement to my Franklin Planner for a while now. Every year I spend at least $28 dollars for the next year's replacement pages and my page holder is wearing out.
After looking at different tablets, I settled on the nextbook Flexx 11.
Why?
- It has an Intel Atom Z3735F Quad-core processor, 1.33 GHz with Burst up to 1.83 GHz, 2 MB cache
- It runs Windows 8.1 and it will download Windows 10 when it comes out
- It has a large 11.6" touch screen with 1366 x 768 pixels and Intel HD Graphics
- It comes with a keyboard that comes off like the Surface
- The keyboard protects the screen when closed
- It has two USB 2.0 ports on the keyboard and it has a Micro USB port on the tablet
- It has a micro HDMI port on the tablet
- It comes with 2 GB system memory and 64 GB of storage which can be expanded an extra 64 GB with a micro SD card
- It has wifi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth connectivity
- All my current programs can run on it and there's more
I bought it at Walmart but you can buy at other places.
Outer Box |
There is an outer box and an inner box.
Inner Box |
The inner box has two sections: The larger nextbook section and the smaller recharging / power cord section.
Inner box opened up |
The plug is kind of interesting. You have to insert the US plug adapter into the holder in order to plug it into the wall. See the pictures below. It is kind of hard to mate the two pieces together the first time. This charging cord plugs into the tablet itself.
Plug receiver and US plug adapter |
Plug mated to receiver |
Back side of US plug on the right |
Manuals |
Another odd thing is that the charging light shines RED while charging (it takes up to 4 hours the first charge) and ORANGE when it is fully charged. I don't know why they wouldn't have used GREEN when it's fully charged. See pictures below.
This ends the Unboxing review. Please see my review of the nextbook Flexx 11 tablet for my initial thoughts on the tablet itself. Thanks for taking time to look through this review.
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