Scroll 7 Capacitive review

We really wish Storage Options had paid attention to ensuring the usability of the Scroll, as the hardware has potential and the inclusion of an HDMI-out port for hooking it up to a large-screen TV is appealing. Unfortunately, barely anything we tried on the Scroll worked with any degree of satisfac...

- Rosemary Hattersley, Tech Advisor

To conclude, we just can't think why you would buy this tablet, as the price precludes it even being a budget purchase. If you want a 7-inch tablet to do the absolute basics, then this will suffice, but we'd recommend spending an extra £100 for a Samsung Galaxy Tab or Dell Streak.

- TechRadar Team, Techradar

All in all, then, we’re not very impressed with the Scroll. Although it looks fine on paper, in practice it’s a truly horrid device to use: too slow, too sluggish and too limited in its software. If you want a cheap 7in tablet, the Creative ZiiO 7in(even with its resistive screen) is a f...

- Jonathan Bray, PC Pro

Inconsistent performance, unpredictable battery life and the lack of a proper Android Market means anyone who has used a pricier tablet will be disappointed. We understand that the Scroll is cheap and that a degree of corner-cutting is to be expected, but that doesn’t stop it from being too fl...

- Ben Griffin, Expert Reviews