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Flytouch 3 - Android 2.2

I keep hearing nonsense about anyone who sells flytouch 3's that are not by ibex are fakes. It seems a lot of gullible people are being taken in by people who work for ibex that comment on these forums so please listen to some truth from a neutral person.


Firstly Flytouch 3 is not a copyrighted name in the UK and is not owned by ibex or any other company. To say that a superpad II or III is a fake is actually laughable, the definition of fake is something that is pretending to be another product.


Secondly these devices are generic, they all use the same shell manufactured in China with the same ARM CPU and the same firmware. There are minor differences in build quality, memory capacity and battery size so you should look out for this.


I bought a flytouch 3 of a UK website, it has a 7000mah battery and is marketed as a superpad III. It is really great and the seller I bought it off was so helpful, I
 
jimmyandrews said:
sounds like you may have gotten lucky.

The fact is, that there the original maker iBex's have 8000mah batteries and the specifications, packaging are as described.

There are many other not so lucky buyers who are thinking they are getting the real flytouch 3, but only are getting the fake "Superpad III" - if it is the superpad III then just say it, don't like and say you are selling an original product when you are not.

In the end there is not a lot of difference between the different models, but the iBex does have specs it claims (8000mah battery, latest firmware, after sales support via apad.tv forums).


Real iBex Flytouch 3 vs. Clone Superpad III

Flytouch 3: How to Tell if Flytouch3 is Real or Superpad III (fake)?
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Actually Zenithink are the real original makers of these tablets, this is a fact. iBex are just manufacturers just like superpad, you are right that there are some inferior models out there but to call them 'fakes' or 'clones' shows a lack of understanding of what a fake is.

I have dealt with many fake items before through ebay and through work. If a product had an iBex logo on the box but was actually a superpad it would be a fake. If a product had a superpad logo on the box but was actually an iBex it too would be a fake!!!

I got mine with 7000mah battery (superpad), slightly smaller battery than the iBex version (this one last about 6 hours, ibex probably last an hour longer).http://www.alvuk.com

it works beautifully and they have been so helpful with customer support, etc and the price was good. It is definately not a fake but a good product, don't know why everyone is trying to give superpad a bad name because I love it.
 
I know the model you are speaking of but the one I purchased is the disco version. It is a good tablet and was well worth the price, i'm sure the ibex models are great too and have maybe an hour more battery life (mine has about 6 hours so i'm not complaining) but I think just slating any tablet that is not an ibex is wrong. Be carefull and chose a good seller, check battery life and make sure you can return it if it's not working properly to a local address.
 
A also bought a Flytouch3/Superpad2. I bought it from Merimobiles. The box was printed with SuperPai III. It has a 6400mAh battery, as did ALL the Flytouch3 at the time - even the iBex one. My Tablet reports being a DISCO10 model. It is indistinguishable from the iBex version except perhaps that it seems to have a decent wifi range!

It is not a clone or a fake, It hasn't befallen any of the problems that have been widely reported.

IMHO the ONLY tablets that should be avoided are the SAWEE model as they are clearly a different system board (soldered in flashRoM and not a TF card, 9volt powersupply/charger) and behave differently.

enough of the 'fake' and 'clone' already, it's not helpful.
 
I purchase from myefox $155 flytouch 3 1Ghz, 512ram, 8GB internal HD.
Downloaded z device test and it showed it had 1Ghz, 372ram 83% used 62.61 free, 938 Mbytes internal HD of which 737MB free.
How can this be if I ordered 8GB internal, am I not looking at the correct info?

I like the device, just need some help getting it working right.

Preloaded android market allowed download of angrybirds (works), raging thunder lite (works but cannot figure out how to calibrate the accelerometer, not an option under settings)

The device has android market, but it doesn't seem to be the official site.
How do I download the real deal? Says it is not compatible

tried to download from official market.android.com PANDORA but also states not compatible

Thanks for helping me learn about Linus and Android. this is my first time not using windows
 
grammar said:
Mine arrived in 8 days. It looks like the 32gb Flytouch 3 has been released ...

32gb iBex Flytouch3 faster than 16gb Flytouch 3, Zenithink 2 | PRLog

I should have waited for this, but may be able to upgrade from 16gb to 32gb myself? Also, what is the difference between the Flytouch3 and the iBex Facepad?

Wholesale Cheap Electronics-Drop Ship, Apad, iPad Cases, Spy Cameras
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Ya, I personally want the 32gb iBex Flytouch3 or the 16gb Facepad.. Still trying to get my money back from the clone seller though... The past few months have been a nightmare.

https://www.paypal-community.com/t5...on-China-cloned-tablet-flytouch-3/td-p/260988

I hope I don't get stuck with a "door stop" weight. Let my experience with clones, be a Lesson to to all potential buyers who are thinking of "rolling the dice" taking a chance on a clone unit.
 
dart16 said:
A also bought a Flytouch3/Superpad2. I bought it from Merimobiles. The box was printed with SuperPai III. It has a 6400mAh battery, as did ALL the Flytouch3 at the time - even the iBex one. My Tablet reports being a DISCO10 model. It is indistinguishable from the iBex version except perhaps that it seems to have a decent wifi range!

It is not a clone or a fake, It hasn't befallen any of the problems that have been widely reported.

IMHO the ONLY tablets that should be avoided are the SAWEE model as they are clearly a different system board (soldered in flashRoM and not a TF card, 9volt powersupply/charger) and behave differently.

enough of the 'fake' and 'clone' already, it's not helpful.
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I totally agree, I actually read the responses to my last post and got worried, I contacted a friend who told me about the Flytouch 3's in the first place and asked to check his 'real' ibex tab out.

I was relieved though because it was exactly the same as mine in EVERY way (and I really tested everything!), even battery life was pretty much the same. I downloaded tim's 4e rom (official flytouch 3 rom) and it worked perfectly on my device. I think its more important to worry about whether the seller will give a money back guarentee if it's broken. I would much prefer a working superpad III to an ibex tab that arrives broken from China.
 
Hi all,

First: I've been lurking and reading the posts on this thread for a while now, and want to thank all the contributors. I feel like the posts here are really helping me weed out shady deals that I might have jumped on.

On to my question: I'm a grad student and would like a tablet to take notes on during classes, and markup .pdf docs. I know that the programs exist to do these things, however I played with a couple of capacitive screen tablets at best buy and staples, and the resolution of the touch pick-up is terrible (Xoom, iconia and dell streak). I could only write legibly if the lettering was 3in or bigger using my finger, and from all accounts the capacitive styli aren't great either.

A little internet searching lead me to the conclusion that the traditional solution on windows laptop style tablets is to use an active digitizer, but that a resistive screen might work in a pinch. Further research led me to the conclusion that the superpad/flytouch is probably the best of the resistive tablets out right now.

I'm hoping that one of you helpful folks has some experience or can test out how handwriting on the flypad works out using the stylus? I'm hoping to write in the 1/4 to 1/2in (.6 to 1.3cm) letter height range with reasonable clarity.

Any other input or thoughts would be welcome.

Thanks
 
I downloaded and tried Genial Writing app. It would be possible to write with 0.5inch tall letters...but it will take some getting used to, you cannot rest your hand on the screen and I found my hand writing almost unintelligible, not that I have the neatest hand writing but still.....can't you buy a 'leather' keyboard case or even a netbook and type?
 
@dart16
Thanks for checking that out. It sounds like it would be rough to use in practice. I hadn't really thought about the palm rejection problem, that sounds problematic for longer note taking sessions.

The keyboard would certainly work for some situations, however I frequently need to take note of equations or physiologic diagrams which are problematic with a keyboard.

I also like to mark up journal articles as I read them, and I find that I lose the marked copy most of the time. I was hoping to start doing the markup on a tablet and keep everything in a digital archive for future reference.

I have considered using a combination of keyboard and stylus: keyboard for text items and stylus for drawings/ equations. I guess that's my best option unless I want to wait for the Lenovo business tablet with active digitizer this fall and pay $$$.

Thanks again for checking that out
 
Last week, I decided to get an android tablet because my kindle was not vary good at displaying technical books in pdf. When you convert them to mobi files, they end up a mess and, hard to read if they have equations n stuff on the page. Hence, the need for something a little larger. To be honest, I drive a Mac and, always, said I would get an Ipad, should I buy a tablet. But, my BF started to tell me about android so I became interested in the form factor.

Anyways, from the beginning, I was always very paranoid to buy from China because of a lot of bad stories that, I have heard passed about on the interweb. My decision was to buy in the UK thinking, I would save money and get the best value for money so I turned my attention to ebay. Therefore, I bought this device which says its an Apad!

The Apad Tablet 10.2" V3 - TheApad.com

They do not display the box as mentioned in other posts and, the battery looks to only be around 3000 maH.

10.2" Apad epad Flytouch 3 Android 2.2 Tablet PC 8GB | eBay UK

In all honesty, I would not have know the difference between 1 tablet with android and any other this time last week. However, after reading all the posts in this thread, I have decided not to take the chance and, buy from this character. Even though, he reassured me of the quality and the 1 week no grumble guarantee on this device. Apparently, some buyers received the said product to discover only and empty box! Nightmare....omg:( The guy selling this device advised me to check the parcel and, look in the box whilst the postman is still there. Sound like good general advice to me:o

To finish my story, I have asked for a refund and, if he has not already posted the device, then, simply, not too! As I think this is a clone, 2 tf slots, shady battery, no pics of the box or device name.

Keep up the good work on this thread!;)

I hope that I get all my money back so I can get a device from ChinaGrabber.
 
Paypal finally asked me to send unit to seller for full refund after the case was under review for months.

@Slateblue, consider yourself lucky you found out before the seller shipped / before you accepted the package - I am still battling with seller 3 months later! Also, those buyers who got empty boxes must feel gutted. Just shows how lots of people on that auction site do not even know what they are selling as they are "dropshipping."

The UK seller could have known about the empty boxes but it was probably not the case. It was most likely un-scrupulous b2c platform sellers (like alibaba) that gave him a drop ship price that was too low to resist, then slowly built trust up, only to gut him by sending out clones, and worse yet, empty boxes!

The scam seller I bought from was also was sending out Android 2.1 Flytouch2 (not even the clone Superpad III) with fake froyo installed. Some buyers also complained that they received empty boxes as well! To be fair there probably are some honest sellers out there, but you must do your homework first. To summarize tips I've read on this thread:


1) Packaging:
Ask to see the box / packaging: Anything saying Superpad III / "Superpai III" is probablly a Sawee Clone and should be avoided.
2) Battery Capacity:
Check description for Battery Capacity; Real Flytouch3's have 8000mah batteries: If no battery capacity is noted, it is probably left out for a reason and you can assume it is only 3000mah-5000mah. Don't ask if it is 8000mah as they will say anyting to get a sale; You could ask, "What is the battery capacity?"
3) Firmware:
Ask what firmware version - (although heard the Sawee10 factory has changed the firmware name to Disco9 or Disco10 now).
4) Known Brand:
Safest bet is the iBex Flytouch3 Brand tablet as iBex / ChinaGrabber first released the Flytouch3 (I believe OP found they had them first). ChinaGrabber also stands by products with after-sales support and is a apad.tv forum as it is a sponsor.

Going to place my order for 32gb iBex Flytouch3 or Facepad (leaning toward FT3) as soon as I hopefully get refunded.

Found this cool Flytouch3 resource page during my online searches...

http://www.jeangalea.com/posts/computer-tips/flytouch-3/
 
forthedroid said:
It says here it is 8000mah...

"Latest Version of FT3 - iBex Flytouch3 / 3G Superpad2! With 8GB NandFlash, upgraded Adobe Flash 10.1 Support, 8000mah Battery and External 3G Broadband support!"

And here is the actual picture of iBex battery: Flytouch 3 8000mah Battery - Replacement Battery for Flytouch3

The non-iBex clones only have 6400mah and the g-sensors do not work. While the price may seem lower, if you receive a faulty or refurbished tablet from a rogue seller on one of these B2C platforms, you will be stuck with a brick tablet or have to pay $45 back to China for refund.

http://androidforums.com/gome-flyto...ouch-4-not-flytouch-3-only-faking-clones.html
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This is your opinion.....it is not factual

Quoting a link to a subset of the FT3 family doesn't prove your point.
Non-ibex FT3's don't all gave faulty g-sensors, not all the non-ibex FT3's will end up faulty (and many iBex ones will) and there are plenty of satisfied non-ibex FT3 owners out there.
 
philerup said:
Paypal finally asked me to send unit to seller for full refund after the case was under review for months.

@Slateblue, consider yourself lucky you found out before the seller shipped / before you accepted the package - I am still battling with seller 3 months later! Also, those buyers who got empty boxes must feel gutted. Just shows how lots of people on that auction site do not even know what they are selling as they are "dropshipping."

The UK seller could have known about the empty boxes but it was probably not the case. It was most likely un-scrupulous b2c platform sellers (like alibaba) that gave him a drop ship price that was too low to resist, then slowly built trust up, only to gut him by sending out clones, and worse yet, empty boxes!

The scam seller I bought from was also was sending out Android 2.1 Flytouch2 (not even the clone Superpad III) with fake froyo installed. Some buyers also complained that they received empty boxes as well! To be fair there probably are some honest sellers out there, but you must do your homework first. To summarize tips I've read on this thread:


1) Packaging:
Ask to see the box / packaging: Anything saying Superpad III / "Superpai III" is probablly a Sawee Clone and should be avoided.
2) Battery Capacity:
Check description for Battery Capacity; Real Flytouch3's have 8000mah batteries: If no battery capacity is noted, it is probably left out for a reason and you can assume it is only 3000mah-5000mah. Don't ask if it is 8000mah as they will say anyting to get a sale; You could ask, "What is the battery capacity?"
3) Firmware:
Ask what firmware version - (although heard the Sawee10 factory has changed the firmware name to Disco9 or Disco10 now).
4) Known Brand:
Safest bet is the iBex Flytouch3 Brand tablet as iBex / ChinaGrabber first released the Flytouch3 (I believe OP found they had them first). ChinaGrabber also stands by products with after-sales support and is a apad.tv forum as it is a sponsor.

Going to place my order for 32gb iBex Flytouch3 or Facepad (leaning toward FT3) as soon as I hopefully get refunded.

Found this cool Flytouch3 resource page during my online searches...

Flytouch 3 - Jean Galea | WordPress Developer in Malta | Web Design and Web Development
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Just a quickie, the seller is not replying to my emails at this time. My feeling is that he will send the device anyway by registered post. If, I was to refuse signing for it and ask to send it immediately back to the sender, would I still be entitled to a refund? :confused:

Or should, I accept then, check the package then send it back but, by doing things this way I will have to pay a restock fee and P&P twice! :(

Ebay.co.uk is swamped by the invasion of the Clone Army. However, there does look to be some devices, which are the same model as the ibex flytouch. In that they have only 1 tf slot but batteries all have a lower capacity. Only, none of the sellers seem to want to show the boxes that the products arrive in.

To be honest, next time Im not going to take a chance, Im going to ChinaGrabber. Does anyone, know what the import duties are to the UK using ChinaGrabber and, what company is used for shipping the devices?
 
dart16 said:
This is your opinion.....it is not factual

Quoting a link to a subset of the FT3 family doesn't prove your point.
Non-ibex FT3's don't all gave faulty g-sensors, not all the non-ibex FT3's will end up faulty (and many iBex ones will) and there are plenty of satisfied non-ibex FT3 owners out there.
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I highly agree. I paid $168 delivered and the product is good. It has the same exact firmware as the ChinaGrabber product for about $50 less. I installed Tim's 4e ROM last weekend and it was without apparent hitches.

The bad thing on mine, is it took almost the entire 30 days for it to be delivered and there are no updates via China Post. I was having some concerns about purchasing abroad and it taking so long.

I have had it 2 weeks and thanks to the postings on androidforums and apad, I have been able to have all of the functionality that I can expect to have.
 
please Help, after flashing my flytouch with tim 4e, my battery gets stucked at 88% while charging, i switched to tim 4d2 to see if it will be corrected but its gets stucked at 57%.i've calibrated my battery but still getting the same result. Any help will be appreciated.
 
makadrake said:
please Help, after flashing my flytouch with tim 4e, my battery gets stucked at 88% while charging, i switched to tim 4d2 to see if it will be corrected but its gets stucked at 57%.i've calibrated my battery but still getting the same result. Any help will be appreciated.
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Are you charging your battery with the tab turned on?... I noticed on mine it spent a long time at the same value because the charge rate I measured was very low when the tablet is on. Switch it off and charge it overnight and see if it is charged in the morning.
 
I did the same thing with my droid x phone. The charging was completely messed up after applying certain ROMs. Since my phone is VERY important to me, it was unacceptable. Basically, fully charged overnight with the power off deleted the battery file as they direct you in the calibration. I say this only to show that battery issues are not unique to cheap chinese tablets.

If you charge your tablet overnight with the power off, does the charge light extinguish?
 
philerup said:
Paypal finally asked me to send unit to seller for full refund after the case was under review for months.

@Slateblue, consider yourself lucky you found out before the seller shipped / before you accepted the package - I am still battling with seller 3 months later! Also, those buyers who got empty boxes must feel gutted. Just shows how lots of people on that auction site do not even know what they are selling as they are "dropshipping."

The UK seller could have known about the empty boxes but it was probably not the case. It was most likely un-scrupulous b2c platform sellers (like alibaba) that gave him a drop ship price that was too low to resist, then slowly built trust up, only to gut him by sending out clones, and worse yet, empty boxes!

The scam seller I bought from was also was sending out Android 2.1 Flytouch2 (not even the clone Superpad III) with fake froyo installed. Some buyers also complained that they received empty boxes as well! To be fair there probably are some honest sellers out there, but you must do your homework first. To summarize tips I've read on this thread:


1) Packaging:
Ask to see the box / packaging: Anything saying Superpad III / "Superpai III" is probablly a Sawee Clone and should be avoided.
2) Battery Capacity:
Check description for Battery Capacity; Real Flytouch3's have 8000mah batteries: If no battery capacity is noted, it is probably left out for a reason and you can assume it is only 3000mah-5000mah. Don't ask if it is 8000mah as they will say anyting to get a sale; You could ask, "What is the battery capacity?"
3) Firmware:
Ask what firmware version - (although heard the Sawee10 factory has changed the firmware name to Disco9 or Disco10 now).
4) Known Brand:
Safest bet is the iBex Flytouch3 Brand tablet as iBex / ChinaGrabber first released the Flytouch3 (I believe OP found they had them first). ChinaGrabber also stands by products with after-sales support and is a apad.tv forum as it is a sponsor.

Going to place my order for 32gb iBex Flytouch3 or Facepad (leaning toward FT3) as soon as I hopefully get refunded.

Found this cool Flytouch3 resource page during my online searches...

Flytouch 3 - Jean Galea | WordPress Developer in Malta | Web Design and Web Development
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You shouldn't be giving advice if you are unsure about what you are saying. If you get a superpad III it is good but you must make sure you buy a real superpad III, there are alot of fake Superpad III's and fake ibex tablets and fake superpad II's. It is shocking because the boxes look identical, the only way you can really know whether you are getting a good product or not is to buy from a trusted seller.

I bought a second tablet from the same people as last time and it is just as good as the first. It has the DISCO 10 firmware and is running tim 4e firmware (runs bbc iplayer and youtube from browser!!!).

I have horror stories of people buying fake ibex tablets with SAWEE operating systems. These fake sellers cause so many problems, just beware and go to someone that can offer you a warranty. If you buy from ebay you have Paypal and ebay protections so you can always get a refund. I would not buy from a foreign website because they would want you to return the item overseas (ehich can cost as much as the device) in order to get a refund. Then you can have customs problems like a friend of mine experienced. Ebay is probably the safest option (just avoid chinese sellers though).
 
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androidexpert said:
You shouldn't be giving advice if you are unsure about what you are saying. If you get a superpad III it is good but you must make sure you buy a real superpad III, there are alot of fake Superpad III's and fake ibex tablets and fake superpad II's. It is shocking because the boxes look identical, the only way you can really know whether you are getting a good product or not is to buy from a trusted seller.

I bought a second tablet from the same people as last time and it is just as good as the first. It has the DISCO 10 firmware and is running tim 4e firmware (runs bbc iplayer and youtube from browser!!!).

I have horror stories of people buying fake ibex tablets with SAWEE operating systems. These fake sellers cause so many problems, just beware and go to someone that can offer you a warranty. If you buy from ebay you have Paypal and ebay protections so you can always get a refund. I would not buy from a foreign website because they would want you to return the item overseas (ehich can cost as much as the device) in order to get a refund. Then you can have customs problems like a friend of mine experienced. Ebay is probably the safest option (just avoid chinese sellers though).
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To be honest, because tablets are trending in the UK, right now, this has bought all the dodgy sellers out of the woodwork, who have tried to invest in the Chinese tablet market and, make a quick buck.

Most of them, do not even know much about the shady products they are tying to sell and, the descriptions and details of the device's in question are evidence of this! Of course, there will be some genuine sellers out there, but from what I could see the other day, not many. They all have the same really bad selling technique and use bad language with poor graphics to describe there devices for sale.

Additionally, they are very shady and, tell lies when the need arrises so they can kill the sale. They all struggle to have 100% feedback. None of them show pictures of packaging, unless the device is a Superpad 3, or give all the details of the device in full, as ChinaGrabber does! This is just to protect the sale of their cloned machines. Personally, I would rather go with buying Chinese than, putting my trust and hard earned cash into the pockets of some of these highly dubious drop-shippers who take advantage of innocent or naive buyers in the UK tablet market by abusing ebay.

It is my belief, that the Ibex Superpad 2 Flytouch 3, and their other devices are much superior and, they are marketed in a much fairer and user friendly manner! If most of the buyers in the UK, using ebay, were aware of this thread, there would be less sales of most of the rubbish that is flaunted at this time.

As for getting a refund from some of these sellers, it is like getting blood from a stone so sometimes, you would have been just as fast to RTB in China. At least they know what they are doing with delicate electronics over there!
 
I don't believe the iBex FT3 was in any way superior to some other sellers FT3's. The trick is finding the right 'other seller':p

At the moment they appear to be the only supplier (note NOT manufacturer) who's product is supplied with a 8000mAh battery,which on the face of it seems to be be an advantage, but there hasn't been enough time elapsed to ensure that there are no problems associated with the larger battery (heat dissipation,battery swelling/screen contact and so on.) - but don't expect that advantage to last for long! In fact, I did notice a post referring to a version of the FT3 with an internal 3G modem and a sim slot. Nothing stands still in this market for long!.

I bought my FT3 from Merimobiles. On their site they post the latest firmware update files, there are two files..Firmware2 and Firmware-Discovery If that is not a guarantee that the model they sell is a DISCO then I don't know what is! I have had no problems with it and it was delivered in a reasonable time.

Having more than one reliable source can only be good for consumers.
 
I do agree with most of what you say.

I guess everybody that writes on these forums complaining that they have been 'duped' or 'conned' are Westerners and they are applying Western values to the advertising they have seen about their purchases.

China has no 'Trading Standards Agency' or 'copyright' protection, so they can name their products whatever they like in order to sell them.

Under their laws they don't need to (and indeed never will) call their Flytouch III something different to the next sellers Flytouch III, but we, as consumers, need to understand their practices if we want to ensure what we are buying is exactly what we want to buy.

My advice to a would be purchaser is before you part with your money ascertain the following -

Ensure it is a DISCO or DISCO10 model
Ensure it has a 5 volt charger
Ensure it has just one external tf slot
Make sure you know the capacity of the battery
Make sure you know the capacity of the internal tf card

the box it comes in and what they have printed on them is irrelevant.

Providing the item matches your expectations when it arrives you should not be disappointed as it will accept Tims firmware and there is plenty of support about should you have a problem.
 
forthedroid said:
I do not know what the fascination is with these falsely advertised knock-off Flytouch3's to re-iterate my point from a few posts ago, check this post out:

Need your help to identify and resolve errors in this tablet

The proliferation of iBex Flytouch 3 clones is not ethical and misleads the consumer.

Here is a guide for telling whether or not you are about to order a fake flytouch3:

1) BATTERY:
Description makes zero reference to: the Battery size!
Ibex Flytouch3's have 8000mah batteries - 16gb versions do as well vs. Non-iBex tablets have 3000-6400mah batteries.
This is why non-iBex Tablets tend to be $10 cheaper on average. The crucial difference is 3-4 hours less of battery usage.

2) PACKAGING

If the description does not have a picture of packaging, then it is probably a clone and the seller is trying to "hide" something.

Many buyers have fallen victim to bait and switch. How would you feel if you bought some Nike Air Jordan's only for $150 only to get them and find out they were made of pleather (not leather), had no arch support, and started falling apart at the stiches after the 2nd week of wearing them? Pretty pissed right? My friend bought a clone tablet and this is the analogy he gave me.

If the box says Superpad III or Superpai III it is definitely a clone. Superad II is the Flytouch3, there was never a Superpad III....(no Android 2.3, or Android 3.0 FT3 has been released yet).

Superpad III: Buyer Beware! Superpad III, Flytouch 4 are NOT Flytouch 3 - Only Clones!!

The link above has a link to the Genuine iBex Flytouch 3 packaging - Note: the package does in fact say "Superpad 2 Flytouch 3."

3) NOTE on Jpad Sawee10:

If the box says Japad or Superpai (i instead of d, what ******s, heard of spell check?), then RUN Away!

This is the c-grade buggy clone of the iBex FT3. First link details many problems.
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Yes, i wish i would have read this How to tell fake Flytouch3 guide before losing all of my money to ebay/paypal/dishonest chinese seller!
 
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