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Hyperduel · 05-24-2021, 10:12 PM

Received my P78 today from HK to US via DHL. So far so good. Took me about 30 minutes to get everything setup with Google and have my apps installed. Loaded my MicroSD card with about 20 GB worth of manga and Tachiyomi loads them up like butter. Lower RAM than the Alita isn't a big deal if you are only going to use it to read apps from Kindle/Tachiyomi and the doom and gloom Wall Street Journal app.

Wi-Fi is still 2.4g only like the Alita, and download speeds for this chipset is still pretty mediocre. However, the 7.8 in screen is just the right size for heavy manga reading (the 10 inch Alita to me was just too big for manga) and great for traveling with it.

Don't care for note taking when I have my Alita for the few rare times that I need it. Very good for the price...better than the P10 for my needs since P10 doesn't support MicroSD cards.

05-24-2021, 10:12 PM	#18
Hyperduel Mr. Dork Posts: 15 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Jacksonville, FL Device: Kindle Oasis Gen 1 + Gen 3, Fire 10 (2019), Likebook Alita + P78	Received my P78 today from HK to US via DHL. So far so good. Took me about 30 minutes to get everything setup with Google and have my apps installed. Loaded my MicroSD card with about 20 GB worth of manga and Tachiyomi loads them up like butter. Lower RAM than the Alita isn't a big deal if you are only going to use it to read apps from Kindle/Tachiyomi and the doom and gloom Wall Street Journal app. Wi-Fi is still 2.4g only like the Alita, and download speeds for this chipset is still pretty mediocre. However, the 7.8 in screen is just the right size for heavy manga reading (the 10 inch Alita to me was just too big for manga) and great for traveling with it. Don't care for note taking when I have my Alita for the few rare times that I need it. Very good for the price...better than the P10 for my needs since P10 doesn't support MicroSD cards.