Toshiba Excite Pure Pro Reviews

The Toshiba Excite Pure suffers from a weak screen and lackluster performance. The tablet is decent family device, since it's durable enough to handle being passed around and can play video and games well. The plastic back means that it's nowhere near as fragile as an iPad. If you can sacrifice a few inches of screen space, both the Nook HD and the Kindle Fire HD have much nicer screens and better experiences for kids and families than the Toshiba Excite Pure can offer. Both of those devices have more storage space and are cheaper than the Excite Pure, at $150 and $270, respectively. At $300, the Toshiba Excite Pure is one of the cheapest 10-inch tablets on the market. Unfortunately, it's not a good value even at that price. You're better off paying one hundred dollars more for a Nexus 10, or sizing down to a Kindle Fire HD or the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 in order to get a more impressive family-friendly tablet.