AOC

Up to this point the Breeze is actually not bad considering the price, but the screen puts a real damper on things. It uses resistive screen technology and is extremely unresponsive to finger inputs, making interacting with the device often frustrating and occasionally a nightmare. It'll interpret prods fine, so using the on-screen keyboard isn't a problem, but swipes and flicks rarely get registered the fifth time, let alone the first.

The 800 x 600 pixel resolution is also surprisingly blurred, and colour reproduction also disappoints making this tablet unsuitable for viewing media on.

It's a shame because, for a budget device, the Breeze shows quite a bit of promise, but the poor touchscreen really does ruin the party.

Less