Testseek.com have collected 104 expert reviews of the Asus Transformer Pad TF701 / TF701T and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Transformer Pad TF701 / TF701T.
December 2013
(81%)
104 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Transformer TF701T has a very premium feel in the hands. It's largely metal, seems sturdy, and the weight is evenly distributed. However, it's a little on the heavy side at 1.3 lbs, and the metal back does get uncomfortably warm during prolonged ga...
Excellent 10.1inch screen, USB 3.0 port, plus SD and MicroSD slots, Tablet and keyboard batteries deliver long life
Topheavy build, Proprietary power connector, No mobile broadband option
The Transformer Pad TF701T brings Asus's convertible Android tablet range up to date in terms of specification, while leaving much of the original look-and-feel intact. The keyboard is comfortable to use if you can cope with its small size; support for ex...
Proprietary dock connector. Weak multitasking. Disappointing battery life
The Asus Transformer Pad TF701 Android tablet combines a stunning display and impressive performance, but its productivity pitch loses out to more capable and even cheaper Windows alternatives available....
Published: 2013-10-16, Author: James , review by: tablet-news.com
elegant design, powerful CPU and GPU for gamers, Supernote, Polaris and the dock ensure pretty good productivity, good speaker, great screen, especially resolution wise, lots of camera options, lots of useful apps bundled, fluid UI and new icons, And the
the battery and camera are weaker than the Infinity Pad's units, brightness a bit lower than it could have been (compared to Nexus 7 2013), same design as previous models, could be louder, typical Android lag
Abstract: Despite being around since last September, this is still one exceptional tablet, combining the same Nvidia Tegra 4 CPU found inside the Tegra Note 7 with a 10.1-inch screen and impressive 2560×1600-pixel resolution. The difference is, the Asus Transforme...
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Published: 2014-05-09, Author: Phil , review by: ausdroid.net
Screen is stunning, one of the best I've used, Feel of the tablet is really smooth, Buttons in a clean and natural feeling position
Proprietary charger, Keyboard dock feels a bit cheap, Tablet speaker is easy to obscure with your hand when using as a tablet
It's a very functional device, it does a job and does it quite well. It's only got some minor cosmetic changes and updates from previous Asus tablets, but that's neither here nor there; there is a choice of functionality over aesthetics by Asus and it wor...
Abstract: Using Android for productivity — typing documents, videoconferencing, building spreadsheets — has traditionally not been a simple task. Good apps can go a long way toward solving that problem, but there's a fundamental input problem with typing on a touch...
Outstanding screen, Good connectivity, Long battery life
Keyboard needs more refining
There is a lot to like about the new Asus Transformer Pad. It is powerful, has a fantastic screen and offers the additional functionality of a keyboard and trackpad. But all of this comes at a price...
Excellent screen with a better-than-Full HD resolution; Comes with a USB 3.0 port; Very expandable; SonicMaster sound technology is very clear;
Keyboard lacks solid travel and feels very flimsy; Small battery in the keyboard section, which is so unlike models in the Transformer series; System performance can be hit and miss; Volume could be louder; Asus is still using a proprietary charge plug (w
A return to the hybrid tablet style for Android almost feels like a half measure, with an update to the excellent TF700T coming up short, and feeling like less of an update, and more of a compromise in some ways.There are still things to admire here, such...
