ASUS Transformer Pad 10.1" IPS Tablet TF300T-B1-BL NVIDIA Tegra 3 1.20GHz - 1GB DDR3 - 32GB -Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)- Blue

Pros: Been using this for the last 7 months. IT IS A BEAST. This is one purchase I have not regretted! Asus has been very good at releasing Android and system updates for this baby. I am always up to date, currently running 4.2 (no doubt I will get key lime when it is released) The processor (and RAM) in this things are fantastic. I really like being able to choose the power mode ie power saver, balanced, or performance. I mostly keep it on balanced to conserve power and it has no problem with whatever I throw on it. Build quality on this is fantastic, doesn't feel flimsy at all. I put a Zagg over the screen even though it is Gorilla glass, just to keep it nice :) Battery life on this tablet is phenomenal!! Even without the keyboard dock it will last a few days with intermittent use and always connected to wifi. It will last a full day with a little left over after heavy heavy use like watching movies or playing games. Use the keyboard dock with this and multiply the battery by ten!! ok not really ten but it makes the battery life so much better.

Cons: Occasional lag on the tablet after leaving it on for a week or two. I find that after quick reboot to empty out the RAM and caches it is operating normally. Not really a con. Only issue I have is with the proprietary power/USB connector. I hate the fact that I cannot use any of my 100 micro USB connectors to charge/plug into USB. And replacement or spare cables from Asus are NOT cheap! I'll still give it five stars tho because it is that AWESOME!

Overall Review: If you are buying this tablet you should get the keyboard dock at the same time. It has the built in secondary battery which just makes it all that much sweeter! I bought two of these and two of the docks. My girlfriend and I were looking for netbooks and decided to just go ahead and get tablets with the docks. It has worked out perfectly! We use these for play and for work. Polaris office does well for taking notes in college.

Pros: 1. Considerably cheaper than the Apple iPad 3. 2. I can confirm ZDNet.com's results of the "Tegra 3" quad-core processor in the Asus Transformer Prime is blazing-fast and outperforms the A5X chip of the iPad 3 in "overall processor performance." 3. The device size is virtually the same as the iPad. 4. You don't have to deal with the restrictions of iTunes. 5. Just as the iPad, it has 1 GB of RAM. 6. As of May 2012, Google Play offers 500,000+ apps with over 15 billion downloads! 7. The rear camera is 8 mega-pixels (iPad rear camera is 5 mega-pixels). 8. The (optional) laptop dock will be my next purchase. 9. MicroSD card slot increasing Space. 10. Phenomenal battery life thanks to the Lithium Polymer battery - Up to 10 hours based on use. 11. 10.1" (diagonal) display. iPad is 9.7" 12. You can view any website that uses "Adobe Flash" 13. It comes with an office suite & a quality calendar utility. 14. With a cell phone that can tether, you don't need the wireless plan to acc

Cons: 1. When ONLY considering graphics performance, the Apple A5X processor of the iPad 3 out performs the Tegra 3 quad-core processor in the Asus Transformer Prime. 2. I was disappointed there was no USB port. 3. On occasion the browser "briefly" locks up but usually comes back to life. 4. It doesn't do the dishes.

Overall Review: After spending over a month checking out credible reviews and deciding whether I wanted to spend my hard-earned money on such a device, I am most certainly happy with my purchase. This device has opened me up to a whole new realm of possibilities. It's especially great for traveling because it has a NetFlix app, a FREE Android GPS app, FREE navigation app and Google Maps can list all local restaurants, cafe's, local attractions and bars. The "Traffic" feature helps to avoid unexpected back-ups or accidents and offers the best route with navigation. Because I'm allergic to caffeine, I like to lay in bed for 30 minutes+ after waking up so I can function like everyone else and now I can check email, the weather, Facebook, the news and just surf the net while I'm waking up--all while laying in my comfortable bed :) My friends thought it would be inferior to their iPads, but they had to admit it's just as good (actually better because it's cheaper :).

Pros: Just used my new TF300 at a recent industry convention/trade show, and it was a perfect companion on the show floor. Presentation after presentation, meeting after meeting, this tablet exceeded my expectations and became an essential piece of my gear. Screen brightness was great in varying light environments, processor speed gave instant response, and most of my clients either complimented the tablet or smirked at it across their iPad. Battery lasted all day each day, with nightly charge-ups.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Buy this tablet, and you won't regret it. Affordable, powerful, and an excellent tool for business (and pleasure).

Pros: Light weight Fast Easy to use lots of apps long battery life

Cons: glare

Overall Review: The con is not so much a con. indoor use is great, outdoor is an issue. still a great device for a great price.

Pros: I could not be happier with this device. It plays movies, music, email, web browsing, apps, spreadsheets, docs, notes, etc. My laptop is now a glorified paper weight since this device does everything, even connects to my 55" LCD. Touch response is perfect, I did not even have to calibrate. This is my first tablet and I love it!

Cons: Does not replace gaming desktop. WiFi connections only-not really too bad since I use it primarily at home and most public places have free WiFi now anyhow. Wish it had a USB input.

Overall Review: Hardly use my smart phone anymore except when there is no WiFi.

Pros: The tablet has great specs for just $400: 32GB Flash, 1GB of RAM, a quad-core processor... the list goes on. It's a great tablet if you get a good one (see cons). Once I received a good tablet and upgraded it to the newest firmware*, this thing was flying. Great apps, although I do wish Google Paly was a bit more expanded.

Cons: I wouldn't suggest this to fully replace a laptop. Polaris Office is sub-par; it needs a little more meat on its bones in order to fully rely on it. The build of the tablet does seem a little cheap; it seems like ASUS had to sacrifice it to keep the price down. THe back can get a little creaky and flimsy, but it's not too bad. I am updating my earlier review because I had to RMA the first tablet that was shipped to me. The tablet's touch screen would sense my hand, which was holding the tablet from the back. The RMA process went well, and I commend Newegg on it since they gave me Next-Day Shipping (I'm an impatient person).

Overall Review: I figured I could pick this new tablet up and have no problems, since the TF101 and TF201 (but mostly the TF101) got such good feedback. I probably should've waited for ASUS to fix all of the bugs though. All-in-all, it's a great tablet for what you pay. Even though the iPad is more refined, I wouldn't trade out Android's customization options for one. *ASUS claims the newest firmware version fixes the screen bugs as well as other things people have complained about. This (so far, I'm keeping my fingers crossed) seems to be the case.

Pros: That thing has a ton of power. It does everything I want it to and more. Video streams great from both the internet and my media server, digital comics look amazing and it wireless adapter grabs signals that my laptop doesn't even pick up. Business wise, it has helped take more of my business mobile. The email app for android is way more robust on a tablet than a phone, there are plenty of services that can take credit card payment on the go, and note-taker apps have saved me more than once. Now I was an EARLY adopter of android tablets, I bought a cheap chinese knockoff as soon as one was available, and I should have waited, cause this thing is a thousand time faster and more responsive. The look on peoples' faces when you go into a presentation with this tablet, an HDMI cable and a pico projector is priceless. No more lugging around super heavy equipment to meetings and presentations. All my stuff fits in one arm...it's nice to be able to open the door for myself.

Cons: The battery life is good, but not as great as I would have hoped. I can read a book for about 7 hours, comics for about 4 1/2, surfing the web for about 4, video or drawing apps will kill the battery in about 2 1/2 hours. So I would like it to last more than 10 on the high side, but what can you do. The screen is bright and vibrant, but useless in bright sunlight. I would have liked an anti-glare coating, cause you get a lot of reflections in the shiny screen. My last complaint is a lack of USB connection on the unit, you have to buy the keyboard add-on to get any USB connections, which is depressing, but not a huge deal.

Overall Review: With all the CONS, the PROS still outweigh the bad. This is a great purchase and I'm glad to have made it. I've even made some iPad users jealous with this machine. It's a great buy and I would recommend it to anyone. Plus, it's fun being a kid from the 80's cause I feel like Penny from Inspector Gadget, with my computer in a book (with the case on, obviously). Buy a set of cheap styluses, you will thank me.

Pros: Lightweight Set up the essentials in about 15 minutes Sleek physical design Operating System and program management is quite intuitive for the average user (like myself) and I would imagine it would be the same for a non technical person as well. Android 4.0 (ICS) allows for easy sharing in many formats of any pictures or other files. All this is very well integrated. Bluetooth

Cons: hmmm... As this is my first tablet, i will have to get used to the best way to hold it while typing/surfing/reading etc. Can be awkward at times, but this is NOT a con. Had I accidentally pressed any buttons while holding/rotating I might have considered -1 egg. I also fear that at some point I will get annoyed w/ the lack of 3G (or 4G).

Overall Review: This is my first venture into the world of tablets. I have a work computer that is quite locked down and a HTPC so this is meant to bridge the gap and allow me to read on my ~1.5 hour (round trip) commute. Also purchased the keyboard base and will review that once I use it. Overall, I think I will REALLY enjoy this tablet. Overall rating (so far is about a 9/10). Would definitely recommend this tablet to others.