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Android tablets are getting less expensive day by day, and the Dragon Touch X10 offers up decent Android performance for not at lot of money. This tablet is closely related to the Dragon Touch i10X Windows tablet in form. While its not rocking the latest Android version, this tablet still has its uses. Read on for the full Dragon Touch X10 review.

The Dragon Touch X10 is nearly identical to the Dragon iX10 Windows tablet minus the Windows logo. The front IPS display has a pre-installed screen protector, a nice touch, and the 2MP camera resides here as well. Along the top edge (in landscape) are the volume rocker and power switch. The back of the device houses the 5MP camera, as well as two speakers and the Dragon Touch branding.

On the left side of the Dragon Touch X10 you’ll find the microSD slot for expandable storage, microUSB port, mini HDMI port, USB 2.0 port, DC in and headphone jack.  The tablet body is made of a soft touch material that tends to grab dirty fingerprints easily, so wash your hands. Overall the design is simple and adheres to your basic black tablet slab seen in Android and Windows tablets. It’s not a ground breaking design; instead, it doesn’t stray from what we normally see, so it should be comfortable.

The touch screen was decent. There were some instances where it didn’t catch my input and I had to tap a few times. Scrolling was mostly lag-free but there were occasional hiccups where the browser had to catch up. Some of these issues are probably associated mostly with Android 5.1. If Dragon Touch would update the OS some of this could be resolved.

The Dragon Touch X10 is running Android 5.1 Lollipop so you’re not getting the benefit of the latest Google OS. Still, Android 5.1 is capable and works really well on the X10. The occasional lag and scrolling issues are likely due to lack of software updates, so Android 6.0 would be nice to see on this tablet.

Running an Octa-Core A83T and 1GB of RAM1GB of RAM the tablet is still very capable of handling basic tablet duties. Browsing, calendar and office work are all very easy to run, as is media consumption like YouTube and Netflix. Playing games on the Dragon Touch X10 isn’t too bad either, light gaming is very doable and even slightly heavier games like Temple Run are fairly smooth. When you get into heavier gaming like Asphalt 6 you’re going to start getting some lag and dropped frames. I did encounter a curiosity when logging into the tablet for the first time. Google keeps track of the devices your Google account is using. When logging into this tablet, Google recognized it as a Sony Xperia X10. This might indicate Dragon Touch is using Sony parts for the Dragon Touch X10.

Just don’t take pictures with a tablet, please don’t do it. But if you find yourself in a pinch and need to use the Dragon Touch X10 for pictures you’ll find a 2.0MP and 5.0MP shooter on it. The cameras are likely the same modules in the iX10 since nearly everything is identical here. The front facing 2.0MP camera is pretty grainy and doesn’t work well in low light at all. If you’re going to use it for Skype it will work well but make sure you have some light in the room. The rear 5.0MP camera is also weak in low light with a lot of grain. It does better in sunlight and well lit areas but seriously, use your phone for pictures.

Update 27 Mar 21 – The principal of the company reached out to me to offer an evaluation unit after seeing this review. I have since evaluated the tablet, which, as it turns out, is as far as I can tell exactly the same as my current unit. The eval uncovered the same issues noted above, specifically the inability to access progromatic icons at the very edge of the touch sensor screen. Most of the time it takes many touches to activate the feature and sometimes won’t activate at all. Icons just a bit further from the edge have no problems. At times you’ll have to rotate the unit to get into landscape mode just to activate the feature. It’s no worse than the current unit I have but no better either. My review remains the same but my thanks to the company for making the effort to make the customer happy. Not many will cooperate in this manner. Good on ya!

Update 12 Dec 2021 – Gets worse. Just talked to the distributor in MD. They don’t have parts. If yours is out of warranty it’s a throw away. Got the case open last night, not really hard to do just take a couple of triangle case picks, and found the battery ID: JJY 3092140 3.7v 5000mah. There are exactly two matches on the internet, one in Madrid Spain at 16.20 Euros. The MAX10 battery has 4 wires, two positive two negative and the replacement has two wires. You’d have to cut and modify the harness but easily done.

The Dragon Touch X10 (DragonTouch_Direct) was delivered including a universal tablet power supply (2.5mm, 5V - 2A), an illustrated operating manual in English and a micro USB data or charging cable. A screen protector was already applied to the tablet.

After the first inspection, the Dragon Touch X10 made a very good impression on me. The quality of workmanship of a chinaphone or tablet can often be seen from the screen protector, which is already applied to most devices from China. Often this is applied uncleanly and with dust inclusions, but on the Dragon Touch X10 it was applied almost entirely without errors.

The back of the Dragon Touch tablet is made of plastic and is also rubberized, which is why the tablet lies very comfortably in the hand. There are also two loudspeakers on the back. It is interesting that this tablet did not skimp on connection options. In addition to the usual micro USB socket (type B), the Dragon Touch X10 has an HDMI socket (type C), another USB socket (type A), a 2.5mm DC socket and a 3.5mm audio output. By the way, the X10 can be charged via the Power Connector as well as via the micro USB socket! All connections are also labeled on the back. In addition, the tablet has a micro SD card slot that is hidden behind a cover.

The Dragon Touch X10 also has two cameras. The front camera has a resolution of 2 megapixels, the rear camera with 5 megapixels. But more about the cameras later.

The display of the Dragon Touch X10 has a resolution of 1366×728 pixels, which is rather rare. Here, TabletExpress uses a 10.6 inch IPS panel, which convinced me with its strong and natural colors and the really great viewing angle stability. I would describe the maximum display brightness as average. The dot density of this tablet is 160 DPI. Individual pixels can be seen on closer inspection, but you still get a really fantastic display considering the price.

The Dragon Touch X10 has an Allwinner A83T Octa-Core processor. This 32bit processor runs with a maximum clock rate of 2.0GHz. The A83T achieves the clock rate on all 8 cores simultaneously. The GPU amounts to a PowerVR SGX 544MP.

Unfortunately, the X10 has saved a bit with the RAM, which is why it is below average 1GB. Multitasking and games are still possible without any problems. Apps can be opened promptly, and I rarely saw performance drops.

Android 10 Lollipop was already installed on the Dragon Touch X5.1.1. Fortunately, the Android used here has hardly been changed, apart from additional menu items. Except for "ES File Explorer", none of the third-party apps were installed, and only a minimum of Google Apps was preinstalled. So you can enjoy a clean stock Android here.

The internal memory of 16GB can also be expanded with a micro SD memory card. This means that even larger apps and games can be installed on the X10 without any worries.

The tablet has a 5 megapixel rear camera and a 2 megapixel front camera. An LED flash was not installed. The stock Android camera app is preinstalled as a camera app. I have to disappoint anyone who hopes for a lot from these cameras. As a buyer, you shouldn"t expect too much from the cameras of the Dragon Touch X10. Depending on the price, pictures can be taken on which you can also see something, but for useful recordings it is better to use a better smartphone or another camera. Image noise can be seen very clearly, especially in poor lighting conditions. But even in good lighting conditions it is extremely difficult to take reasonably good pictures. However, both cameras are completely sufficient for skyping on vacation or for “emergency recordings”.

The Dragon Touch X10 can convince with a stable and signal-strong WLAN. The 5GHz band is not supported. With Bluetooth, the X10 already uses Bluetooth 4.0. Again, I couldn"t find anything negative about the connection. The tested connection to a BT loudspeaker and a gamepad was stable, without delay and the range was also good.

The Dragon Touch X7200 has a fairly large battery with 10mAh. I was able to fully charge this in about 4 hours with the included charger (5V 2A). The Screen On Time (SOT) is approximately 6 hours with normal use.

Here are just a few of the benefits of buying a tablet:Pre-installed Apps:These devices commonly feature pre-installed tools and built-in special features. Tablets also facilitate multi-tasking for students, professionals and stay at home parents. For example, parents may like to use their Android touchscreen device to refer to recipes, recharge the device"s battery life and update their to-do list as they supervise their child.

Travel Friendly: These multi-touch devices are convenient for travel. For example, professionals on business trips can update PowerPoint presentations or conduct video messaging calls via Wi-Fi, while children can watch in-plane movies on their Android kids tablet.

User Needs:Consider your needs. For example, there are colorful, kid friendly devices available from a variety of eBay vendors, including devices like the Dragon Touch Y88X Plus 7 inch kids tablet with Kidoz pre-installed. Some of the other Dragon Touch tablets available include the: X10, Y88X, KingPad K100, A1X, Q88, and the SGX544.

Using digital devices can cause physical aches and pains. Here are some health tips to keep in mind while using touchscreen multitasking devices:Posture:Be aware of your posture. Craning the neck, jutting the head forward and holding your shoulders up high can cause pain. Position your device to encourage healthy posture. You may like to also check out models that allow for a 178-degree view. See the manufacturer site for size details.

Whether you’re looking for a portable device for entertainment, work or casual internet usage, an Android tablet offers a lot of potential. You can use the tablet to watch movies from your favorite apps, create documents for work and school, play popular games, and even keep in touch with loved ones. You’ll get to choose from many options to fit different budgets and performance needs.

The major downside is that single-page reading on the 7 inch tablet is generally not very practical. You will need to zoom some, or if reading in Comixology, use panel-by-panel reading. This is a slightly different experience than just having the page in front of you and may take some getting used to. From the words of the people:

If you’re using a platform with smart panel reading like Comixology or Marvel Unlimited, then smaller phones are very possible. I’ve read many a comic on my Samsung Galaxy IV, and before that on an even smaller iPhone 4.