HiSense Sero 7 LT

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Pros:

Extremely low price, Decent base specs, Little to no bloatware
Strong specs and performance for price; Expandable memory via microSD; Competent game performance; Very affordable
A $99 tablet you can actually use for its intended purpose!, SD card slot and HDMI out, Touchscreen is responsive and accurate, Performance is tolerable, if sometimes inconsistent, Feels pretty sturdy, though it is still plastic

Cons:

Lacking some common features, Screen is less than ideal
Puny onboard storage; Belowaverage battery life; Inconsistent app performance

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Last revision on August 8, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Extremely low price, Decent base specs, Little to no bloatware
Strong specs and performance for price; Expandable memory via microSD; Competent game performance; Very affordable
A $99 tablet you can actually use for its intended purpose!, SD card slot and HDMI out, Touchscreen is responsive and accurate, Performance is tolerable, if sometimes inconsistent, Feels pretty sturdy, though it is still plastic

Reviewers Didn't Like

Lacking some common features, Screen is less than ideal
Puny onboard storage; Belowaverage battery life; Inconsistent app performance
Software decisions waste screen real estate, Android 4.1.1? Why not 4.1.2?, Subpar battery life, Runs a little hot under load

Expert reviews and ratings

The Hisense Sero 7 LT isn't worth your money -- skip it and go for its more robust counterpart, the Pro,...

By CNET Australia on July 13, 2013

The Hisense Sero 7 Lite is a good example of being exactly what it looks like: an absolutely no-frills tablet designed to hit a $90 price point. And it manages to do this without making it awkward or unpleasant to use. I certainly wouldn't recommend it...

By tabletpcreview.com on June 19, 2013

The Hisense Sero 7 LT is an Android tablet that offers fairly good performance, a higher-resolution screen than its competitors' and expandable memory, all for just...

By LaptopMag on June 12, 2013

Two-and-a-half years ago, we reviewed a tablet called the Maylong M-150. It was a $99 Android tablet sold exclusively at Walgreens, and there is a word for the people who spent their hard-earned money on it: "rubes."We (without hyperbole) called the...

By Ars Technica on June 09, 2013

Hisense is one of the Chinese electronic manufaturer and now they already producing the Hisense Sero 7 Lite, this is one of the tablet device that built by Hisense, and foreign media “ChipWorks” has been teardown this tablet and revealed the actual...

By gizmochina.com on June 04, 2013