ASUS PadFone X mini Pro Reviews

Everything points to the obvious, undeniable reality that the Asus PadFone X isn’t the stuff in our dreams. Its design is boring, the display isn’t sharp, the camera delivers nightmarish results, and its battery life is nowhere close to the top of the leader boards. Sure, there’s a laundry list of unpleasant qualities with the PadFone X mini, but we can’t argue one bit about its pricing – $199 outright as a prepaid option through AT&T. That’s pretty outstanding when you consider that you’re getting a dual-functioning device that can go from a smartphone to a tablet on a whim. Comparing it to what else is out there, the price alone is the same cost as some other standalone 7-inch tablets – so it’s an inviting incentive that we find valuable. Honestly, we can recommend a handful of better smartphones and tablets that are similarly spec’d and priced, but it all boils down if you want to consolidate and simply stick with an underperforming thing that’s only good for the basic stuff.