ASUS MeMO Pad FHD 10 Pro Reviews

Now the Asus MeMo Pad FHD 10 isn’t something that’s new to the scene, since it’s been available for quite some time now. Still, if you try really hard enough, you can actually snag the tablet for less than $300, which is a bargain no doubt when you look at what you’re getting. Value is indeed on its side, more so when it has the same base line features of any other Android tablet out there. Performance wise, it’s rather underwhelming to say the least, which is a bummer considering that it’s one of the first Android tablets to be powered by Intel’s piece of silicon. Nevertheless, it accomplishes the same tasks as its rival – albeit, it’ll probably take a whole lot more time. Average is something we’ve been noticing put out by this tablet, but at the end of the day, we wouldn’t classify it as an exciting thing. Instead, we find it a tad bit boring in comparison to the other stuff out on the scene. Still, if you don’t mind the straightforward operation and offering, it’ll suffice enough for you to accept.

A sensibly priced 10in tablet, but it won't blow you away

The Asus Memo Pad FHD 10 is a remarkably comfortable tablet with enough features to justify its price tag. It doesn't boast the most high-end specs, but compared with other tablets in it price range, its sharp screen, multimedia-enhancing features, useful floating dock, and comfortable, lightweight design make it a contender for best 10-inch budget tablet. The most impressive 10-inch tablets are speedy powerhouses with razor-sharp screens, sleek designs, and -- unfortunately for some shoppers -- large price tags. The Google Nexus 10 is one of the best tablets in its category, but costs $80 more for a sharper screen, faster performance, thinner design, and consistent Android OS updates. The Toshiba Excite Pure is another reasonably priced Android slate at $300, but it has a lower-resolution screen, is bigger, and has just as many -- if not more -- performance hangups as the Memo Pad FHD 10. If you're strapped for cash or don't need the best of the best, the 10-inch Asus slate is a worthy, low-priced alternative.

Asus delivers another good-value tablet, but it’s outgunned by the Nexus 10 in the performance stakes

The Asus Memo Pad FHD 10 is launched on the market with unusual technical specs: An Atom processor rather than an ARM computing core is still rare. However, considering the tablet's price of approximately 350 Euros (~$468), Asus' FHD 10 will have to compete against high-profile contenders. For example, Google's Nexus 10 with an even higher-resolution screen is only marginally more expensive.