Testseek.com have collected 72 expert reviews of the NVIDIA Shield Tablet K1 8 inch and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for NVIDIA Shield Tablet K1 8 inch.
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The editors liked
Relatively affordable
Powerful gaming performance
GeForce Now cloud gaming brings PC titles to the tablet
Solid cameras
Long battery life
The editors didn't like
Limited onboard storage
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Published: 2016-03-18, Author: Ben , review by: in.pcmag.com
Relatively affordable, Powerful gaming performance, GeForce Now cloud gaming brings PC titles to the tablet, Solid cameras, Long battery life
Limited onboard storage
If you want to take your games to a tablet, the Nvidia Shield Tablet K1 delivers a top-notch gaming experience and a robust feature set for a very reasonable price...
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Published: 2018-07-19, Author: Dave , review by: pcgamesn.com
Abstract: For a PC gamer, with a GeForce-powered rig, Nvidia's Shield has almost become a must-have accessory. The ability to bring your gaming into the living room, writ large on your big-screen TV, was always part of the promise of the Shield devices, but neither...
Exceptional power, Great for gaming, PC streaming is excellent
Controller isn't included, Battery life is poor, Not many games push the hardware
Hardened gamers may be disappointed that NVIDIA has taken a step back from the handheld console concept with this tablet device, and not bundling the wireless controller as standard is a mistake. However, it's impossible to deny the incredible power con...
Understated design, Incredible value, Can stream PC games, Runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Doesn't include charger, Accessories can become costly, It's a fingerprint, magnet
Miss the Nexus 7? Me too. Thankfully, Nvidia's fills the void perfectly with this stellar tablet. It offers a killer value, solid performance and exclusive features...
We loved the Nvidia Shield when it first arrived, and the price cut only makes us love it more. For £150 there's very little else out there that's as powerful or as flexible when it comes to gaming. Losing the stylus and power adaptor to significantly low...
Abstract: The 2014 model of the Nvidia Shield tablet remains one of the best Android slates on the market, even more than 12 months after its initial launch. Nvidia clearly thinks this too, as it has relaunched the same hardware under a slightly different name for...
We loved the Nvidia Shield when it first arrived, and the price cut only makes us love it more. For £150 there's very little else out there that's as powerful or as flexible when it comes to gaming. Losing the stylus and power adaptor to significantly low...
Graphical abilities ahead of any others in its price range, superbly geared towards providing the best Android gaming experience, can be used as a console through HDMI connection, great stereo sound
Not the best looker on the planet, comes so bare boned you don't even get a charging cable
We loved the original Shield Tablet but were somewhat surprised that Nvidia decided to tweak this year's Tablet K1 model rather than load it with more recent technologies. However, as we realised during use, the older tech still stands up to scruti...
Excellent price, Stunning screen, Strong game store, Robust and sleek design
Fingerprint magnet, No cables included
Nvidia Shield Tablet K1 – Games Although the Shield Tablet K1 would be a perfectly adequate Android tablet for anyone, this device is really built by gamers for gamers. Like the previous model, the Nvidia Shield Tablet K1 runs on the Tegra K1 GPU, which f...
Published: 2014-08-04, Author: Woldemar , review by: wovow.org
Personally Shield Tablet Nvidia product seems well built with high quality hardware that takes even more value if we put on the table the adjusted price of 300 Euros. SOC has the best we can find in the market, excellent screen, a sound system unusual and...
