Testseek.com have collected 145 expert reviews of the Asus Memo Pad 7 ME176C / ME176CX and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Memo Pad 7 ME176C / ME176CX.
July 2014
(79%)
145 Reviews
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Simple but effective design, New speedy Intel Bay Trail processor, Runs a mostly standard version of Android
Screen resolution is too low, Interface still a bit laggy despite fast processor, Cameras are very basic
The Asus Memo Pad 7 is a sturdy and reliable little tablet with good stamina, but at this point Asus needs to think about upgrading to a 1080p screen.Next, read our best tablets round-up....
For just £120, we're really impressed with the Asus Memo Pad 7. In addition to a good-looking design and sturdy build, it also boasts hardware that rivals tablets with much higher price tags. A higher-resolution screen and front-facing speakers would add...
Like the Nexus 7, the MeMO Pad 7 has a softtouch grippy back, so you're unlikely to drop it. It weighs just 295 grams, so it's even lighter than Apple's iPad mini. Plus it's only 9.6mm thin, so it won't take up much space in your bag. And it comes in blac
While the MeMO Pad 7 runs the latest and greatest Android 4.4.2 KitKat, Asus has slapped its own skin on top, which frankly, looks rather jarring. The custom icons look simple, but they often clash with each other, while other skinned elements, such as th
Asus has crafted a simple, straight to the point tablet with top-notch build quality and a slim and light chassis. Its specs won't set the world on fire, but it handles everyday tasks well enough. And it's hard to argue with that £119 price tag. If you're...
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Fair price for the feature set, Very good battery life, Decent performance, screen, and sound for the price, Supports 64GB MicroSD cards, Light and comfortable to grip
No HDMI port, Subpar cameras
Like its predecessor (the HD 7), the MeMO Pad 7 redefines what a budget tablet can be, in a snappy Atom-based 7-incher ideal for students, children, and tablet first-timers. Read More…...
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Published: 2014-08-04, Author: Tim , review by: techspot.com
Entrylevel price for a generally quite capable tablet. Display quality is good, especially thanks to Splendid.
Bland design and software. Infrequent stability issues mar otherwise decent performance. Terrible camera.
The camera on a tablet, especially a budget tablet, isn’t a critical feature, and it’s clear that Asus has made compromises in this department to keep the costs as low as possible. This leaves the tablet with a disappointing array of cameras, which I will...
