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iBerry Auxus AX02 Review

02 Apr, 2012, 5:07 pm IST | by Naina Khedekar | Tablets

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Newest ICS

Newest ICS
Newest ICS
Ports and power button on right edge
ICS homescreen
Picture taken from the 2MP camera
Music interface
The user interface

PRICE IN INDIA

9,990

TECH2 RATING

7.5

AVERAGE USER RATING

7.5

How we test

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Making it to the first batch of Android Ice Cream Sandwich-based tablets to emerge in India, the iBerry Auxus AX02 follows the Zync Z990 and Ainol Novo 7 Paladin, straight into our review labs. After dishing out a piece of the Gingerbread, the company was quick enough to launch the Auxus AX02 and it wouldn't make you grin over the price, which is well intact at Rs.10,000. To know if the tablet is worth every penny, and how it fares against its competitors coming with price tags that read Rs.1,000 to 2,000 less, here’s the review of the iBerry Auxus AX02 tablet.

Newest ICS

Newest ICS tablet

 


Design and Build quality
The newest iBerry tablet with Android’s newest flavoured operating system looks like the usual 7-inch tablet. The Auxus AX02 equips a 7-inch capacitive touchscreen on the front side with a steel circular button, giving this tablet a distinct look, compared to the most recent ICS tablets that we’ve got to lay our hands on. Besides, the front side also shows the secondary VGA camera for video conferencing. Flip it, and the backside imprints all logos and certifications, and before you overlook, there’s the 2 megapixel camera, speakers and the reset button. It was nice to see the physical, steel volume controls, while the right side has been embedded the power button, charging port, microSD card slot, headphone jack, HDMI and mini USB port.

Ports and power button on right edge

Ports and power button on right edge

 


This iBerry device maintains the sturdy build that we saw in the BT07i. It feels solid when held in one's palms, but it leaves us wishing it were lighter in weight. It appears sleek and solid, but once you pick it, you’d only wish it had been lighter. Also, the sturdiness has taken away the smooth edges, or so. The device has some sharp edges on the backside, luckily the front side is smoother. The buttons and ports also seem well integrated. The 800 x 400 WVGA touchscreen is responsive, but we were left wishing for a better display quality. The display of this tablet is a fingerprint magnet.

 

 

Features
User Interface
This iBerry is fuelled by a 1GHz ARM Cortex A8 processor and 1GB RAM. Running on the Android 4.0.3, iBerry hasn't customized the UI a lot for the AX02. The homescreen shows the Google Search icon on the left upper corner, while the Menu icon stays on the right side. A click on the icon, and you are taken to choose between Apps, and widgets. Here you will also find the Android Shop icon for quick access to the Market.

The user interface

The user interface

 

 

The UI is slick and we didn't find it lagging and the navigation is smooth, too (owing to the quick responding accelerometer). On the lower right side, you will see the Back, Home and recent apps touch buttons. The AX02 scored 3095 on conducting the AnTuTu test. The scores are far better than most of the tablets in the same class. In fact, it's better than tablets posing a much higher price tag. In the Linpack benchmark, the single thread test emitted a score of 15.57 MFLOPS, while the multi thread score was 14.39 MFLOPS.

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How We Test

The Tech2 Labs receives many products every single week and each of them is tested with the utmost care and highest level of objectivity. There’s a constant effort to reduce and totally eliminate subjectivity. Each product is tested according to set test processes so the same test scenario is used.

Verdict
The ratings awarded to a product are derived from a number of tests and calculations, keeping certain important factors in mind. These factors consist of features, performance, quality and value for money. In case of software and some other categories, build quality might be replaced with ease of use or ease of installation. Products are compared with other products in a similar price range or product category.


Features
The features component of the score is rated based on the kind of features present on a particular product. Features are a big part of what people look for when they’re buying a new product such as a phone or a camera.

Performance
The performance score is derived from the benchmarks and tests run on the product. In case of the subjective scores, an average of the scores given by the group of reviewers is considered.

Build Quality
The build quality of a product is important so that it doesn’t fall apart after some use. The build quality scores from the way the product is designed and the kind of materials used in the product.

Value
Value for money comes from the fact that a cheap product is able to provide most of the performance of a higher priced product. Once again, value for money is judged by comparing pricing and performance of products in a particular price range or category. 

There are many other aspects of the product that are looked at such as the bundled software and accessories. All of these scores are aggregated together to form the final score.

What do the ratings mean?

Ratings are simple - higher the score, the better the product. A brief listing of the features and what they mean are given below.

1 - 3

The product is bad in almost every aspect. We strongly advise against purchasing this product.

4 - 6

An average product that isn't the best you can buy, but isn't the worst either.

7 - 8

Product with this rating is highly recommended because it's priced sensibly, has a good set of features and performs well.

9 - 10

Exceptionally excellent product with features and performance unlike any we've seen in the past. A must-have for everyone!

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