Wikipad 7

Support for AAA Android games ; Decent battery life ; Sharp screen for gaming

Bulky design ; Too expensive ; Screen lacks vibrancy for watching video

The scratch-resistant display offers a good response to touch, but feels sticky under the fingers as if a screen protector has been plastered on there and we can't peel it off. It’s not really an issue when you are gaming, but for everything else, it’s...

Hardware controls are fantastic ; Good battery life ; Expandable memory

Lacklustre performance ; Cumbersome (with gaming cradle) ; Overpriced

At £250 it’s also too expensive for what it offers, so here’s hoping Wikipad offers a newer tablet to slot into that gaming cradle with better specs and a more competitive. Alternatively the new 2013 Nexus 7 will offer slicker performance for less, and...

Hardware controls are fantastic ; Good battery life ; Expandable memory

Lacklustre performance ; Cumbersome (with gaming cradle) ; Overpriced

Expandable memory

Overpriced

The controller does work fairly well, and the tablet is pretty capable for the price

The battery life is ridiculously bad. Also, if you allow it to die, it will take AT LEAST 40 minutes charging time just to be able to turn it on. And even when it is turned on it charges very slowly. I think it is just bad engineering. But besides...