ASUS ZenPad 3S 10 9.7" 64GB Tablet, 4GB RAM, IMG PowerVR GX6250, MT8176 2.1GHz, Wi-Fi, Android 6.0 (Marshmallow), Silver

ASUS ZenPad 3S 10 Tablet

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ASUS ZenPad 3S 10 9.7" 64GB Tablet, 4GB RAM, GX6250, Android 6.0, Silver

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Top Rated Gear: ASUS ZenPad 3S 10 9.7" 64GB Tablet, 4GB RAM, IMG PowerVR GX6250, MT8176 2.1GHz, Wi-Fi, Android 6.0 (Marshmallow), Silver Graphic Card: Integrated Graphics, Operating System: Android 6.0 Marshmallow, Processor: ARM Cortex A72 A53

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Bought this in March of 2017 and it is still top of the line. I use it to read books, to play a few games, online banking Etc. I'm really glad for the blue light filter because my eyes are old. I also use it to broadcast YouTube and Netflix to my TV as it's so much easier to use than my TV remote. Thanks Asus!

Love it!

I totally recommend, the design is impresive, a balance between price & battery duration

Impressed

28 days of use and is dead, I am the only user I hope is covered by warrantee. I was washing tube videos set it of with 90% battery for 30 minutes, came back and no response, no power is dead..

Is dead

Second time I purchased a ASUS tablet.  Very nice

Well Worth It

The tablet is very well build and fast. Great screen. Highly recommended!

A great tablet for the price.

Exactly what I was hoping for.

This tablet is functionally good but not great. The technology employed is somewhat acceptable for the price paid, but is noticeably underpowered. i.e. battery life is poor and not owner serviceable for replacement should it needs replacement or upgrade; hence, the tablet was I believe, primarily designed as a throwaway unit when it fails to hold charge.

This tablet is functionally good but not great

The tablet is a good option for anyone looking for a 10" 4:3 aspect ratio android tablet. The screen is great and the processor is plenty fast. The battery could be a little longer lived, but isn't bad. Further, initial shipping was quite fast.

Unfortunately, the first tablet I received was defective, with the charging port being misaligned with the opening for the USB-C plug. Contacting Adorama was a lengthy affair that required multiple emails. After shipping the bad tablet back and waiting for a confirmation that a replacement was in route, I had to contact them multiple times only to find out they still hadn't shipped a replacement. It took substantially longer than is acceptable to get a replacement shipped to me. In total, it was almost a month between shipping the defective tablet back, to receiving a good tablet. With that said, communication with Adorama was pleasant and I believe they acted in good faith the whole time, they were just disorganized.

Good Tablet in the end

Pros:  tablet is speedy and the screen is bright and clear.  Two small cons: (1) the battery drains quicker than I would like, but always have the screen on the brightest settings and (2) my last Asus tablet was 10.1" and I miss the bigger screen, but I'm adjusting.  I don't regret buying this tablet versus dropping an extra $ to get a similar Samsung tablet.

Good value for the money

easy to use..worh to buy

Arrived early, no problem at all. Very satifuing experience.

Excellent

The Zen pad came well packaged and timely delivery. The unit works better then expected and very fast

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I looked around quite a bit before settling on this tablet. Hard to find one with 4gb of RAM, but it makes a real difference. 64gb of storage is really nice to have, and there's a card slot. The screen is large and clear. Cameras seem to be of good quality so far. Dual band wifi is handy. And I'm making more use of the ASUS apps than I expected. USB C is good to have, even if it's not quick charge compatible. Doesn't take that long to charge, and has good battery life, so it's not a problem. 

Note that it is on the large side for a tablet these days, which is nice for multimedia viewing but does make it heavier and more cumbersome. But that's about the only negative thing so far. Still running Android 6, but so is pretty much every tablet on the market.