Among the many budget tablets available on the market today, the Coby Kyros MID 7035-4 is one of them, with some impressive features. Although it doesn’t pretend to be as powerful or as functional as the higher-end tablets, it still offers a good value for the money. Keep reading to see whether the Coby Kyros has enough features for your tablet needs.

Features of the Coby Kyros Tablet MID 7035-4:

7 inch multi-touch capacitive LCD screen (800 x 480 resolution)

Dimensions: 7.5 x 4.4 x .5 inches

Weight: 11 ounces

1 GHz processor

4 GB internal storage (memory expandable via optional micro-SD card up to 32GB)

512MB of RAM

Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) Operating System

Wireless-N Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n)

Ports: USB 2.0

Orientation Sensor Accelerometer

Pros of the Coby Kyros Tablet MID 7035-4:

Price: Priced under $100, the Coby Kyros tablet offers a good value. Although a low price does mean less powerful features, this tablet still does most tasks that basic users need it to do.

Design: Despite its low price, the Coby Kyros doesn’t look cheap. It looks good and feels solid, though it’s also light and thin enough to carry and hold easily.

Ports: Like some of the more expensive tablets, this tablet comes with a number of different ports. Included are a standard mini-USB port for attaching a mouse or keyboard, a micro-SD port for expanding the memory, and a headphone jack.

Operating System:The operating system is both a benefit and drawback of buying this device. On the one hand, it’s a great budget Android tablet, however its selection of apps with GetJar marketplace is not so great. The good news is that Amazon AppStore, Netflix, Kindle all work on the Coby Kyros tablet. Although there are by no means as many apps available for Android as there are for the iPad, for the price of this tablet, you’re almost certain to find what you need.

Media Support:Despite being a budget device, this tablet still supports the main media formats for video and music, as well as PDF files. It plays 720p avi, MP4, mov and mkv movies.

Cons of the Coby Kyros Tablet MID 7035-4:

Apps: Instead of providing access to the Android Market, the Coby Kyros tablet comes with GetJar. This means that your choice of apps on this tablet could be somewhat limited. However, users can access Amazon AppStore, Netflix and Kindle apps.

Storage Space: The Coby Kyros tablet comes with a very limited 4GB storage space. This is very small by today’s standard, and far less than even most smartphones. If you want to store lots of movies or a very large music collection then you’re going to need to expand the memory. Thankfully the micro-SD slot does allow for expansion up to 32GB, so this isn’t too much of an issue.

Processor: It almost goes without saying that budget tablets aren’t going to have the same processing power as more expensive options, so bear this in mind if you’re looking to perform more intensive applications (certain games, for example).

No Camera: Although you wouldn’t really expect it on a tablet at this price, the Coby Kyros doesn’t include a camera.

No 3G: Although the Wi-Fi on the Coby Kyros tablet works well, there’s no 3G option that’ll keep you connected even when you’re away from a Wi-Fi hotspot. You shouldn’t expect one, really, since 3G undoubtedly costs more than the sub-$100 price tag of the Kyros. If you really need to stay connected no matter where you are, this isn’t the right tablet for you.

Conclusion

In short, the Coby Kyros tablet MID 7035-4 is a budget alternative to some of the more expensive Android tablets out there today. Although it doesn’t include access to the Android Market app store, it still works well as a budget tablet with a wide range of features. If you’re looking for a basic 7-inch tablet under $100 to read books, watch videos, check e-mail, Facebook and Twitter, the Coby Kyros is a good choice.

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