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Colorfly CT704 Book 7-inch cheap Android tablet

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Colorfly CT704 Book 7-inch Android tablet price and specs

Colorfly CT704 Book review

Colorfly CT704 Book review

Honestly, yesterday when I opened the daily deals at eBay it was the first time that I actually heard of Colorfly tablets. Nowadays there literally thousands of tablet manufacturers around the world who are producing all kinds of Android tablets, from extremely cheap ones to high-end mobile devices with quad-core processors.
Colorfly CT704 Book tablet is definitely on the cheap side of the chart. Actually this tablet is totally outdated, with 1GHz single-core processor and only 512MB of RAM it is no match for any modern tablet.

Here are the full specifications of the 7-inch Colorfly CT704 Android tablet:
  • CPU: 1GHz RK2926 ARM Cortex-A9 Single Core
  • GPU: Mali 400
  • Memory: 512MB DDR3
  • Display: 7-inch 5-point G+G Capacitive Touch Screen (4 : 3)
  • Display resolution: 800x600
  • Operation system: Android 4.1
  • Storage Device 8GB Flash
  • Support external Micro SD card (TF card) up to 32GB (Card Not Included)
  • WiFi 802.11 b/g/n WiFi
  • Front Camera: 0.3MP
  • G-sensor: Yes
  • OTG Function: Yes
  • Picture format: BMP, JPG, PNG, GIF, etc
  • Audio format: MP3, WMA, RA, OGG, WAV, APE, FLAC, AC3, DTS, etc
  • Video format: MKV, MP4, AVI, RV/RMVB, VOB, WMV, MPG, TS, etc.
  • Video decoding: 2160P(3840x2160); 1080P: H.264, MPEG4/XVID, WMV/VC-1, MPEG2 MP, AVS, H.263 up to 50Mbps; VP8 up to 30Mbps
  • Bluetooth No
  • Power Adapter Input: 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 0.3A; Output: DC 5V, 2A
  • I/O Port 1x Micro USB Port
  • 1x 3.5mm Headphone Jack
  • 1x Micro SD(TF Card) Slot
  • 1x DC 5V Port
  • Battery: 2300mAH, 3.7V
  • Dimensions: 18x13.6 x1 cm / 7.09x5.35 x0.39 in
  • Weight: 325g / 11.46oz
Of course the most appealing specification of this cheap Android tablet is its price. You can find it for less than £50 which is a good price for a mobile device that can be best used as a beginner tablet but definitely not portable entertainment or business tool.

Thank you for checking my Colorfly CT704 Book consumer review!
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