Asus Transformer Prime User Reviews

Overall User Rating
Build quality
8.5
Camera quality
8.3
Performance
10
Display
7.3
Battery life and charging
9
Rating breakdown (out of 10)
User reviews
6

transformer prime tf201

Phone owned for less than 3 months

this Tablet is a great device and very fast i like how i have a tegra 3 proccessor chip in it the keyboard is a bit annoying like when i am typing the cursor would move the interface is kinda distortef

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10

TPrime

Phone owned for less than 3 months

My Graduation Gift is the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime. I have no keyboard but this tablet is the best. This vs. the iPad 3, iPad does not have flash, quad core, LED Flash, etc. 32GB is also great for the price unlike the iPad. Has expandable storage too + USB.
It's also very sexy and thin.

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8

Transformer prime and keyboard

Phone owned for less than 3 months

I just bought an Asus 32gb transformer prime with the keyboard dock in january and it has some bad pixels on it. When I called the company to see if they can fix it, they said the cost would totally be on me because customers cause the damage to the screen. They haven't seen the screen or any pictures of the screen and yet they already said they aren't responsible for the screen and that screen issues are up to the customer to pay and fix. I will never support this company by purchasing thier products again as this with the keyboard was over $600 and they will not support it at all after only 2 months.
I love everything about this tablet except that ASUS will not support it. they wouldn't even guestimate as to the cost to fix the screen, they said I would have to pay to send it to them and return postage back to me and they would then tell me the cost to fix the screen.

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10

Great Tablet

Phone owned for less than a month

First off it is hard to get a hold of. Since every place is sold out and people online want your first born for one. But once I got it, it has been one of if not the best gadgets I have ever owned or held/played with. It feels really good in your hands. Its slim, light and feels really strong in your hands(well made). Some people talked about the boarder being to big, but I have normal thumbs that fill in the space nicely making sure I have a good hold of it and not covering any part of the screen. Any less I would be covering something with my thumb. For the issues with WiFi, I haven't had really any issues. People talked about not getting a signal, almost full bars 4 Apts down from mine, connect to my WiFi. Think people just have bad routers. The download speed was a little slow, but as soon as it updated to ICS 4.0.3 downloads as fast as any mobile device I have ever seen. For GPS, tested in Apt and out side walking around. Couple places here and there, but seems to work fine. Haven't went on a road trip with it, but wouldn't use it for GPS anyway since they make real GPS units for that. I would rather play a movie or music videos from my Prime then watch an over sized map with a blue arrow pointing where I'm supposed to be going anyway. There have been a couple things that kinda have me a little annoyed, one being the screen seems to distort sometime. Not sure what its call but it will have weird shaped blacked out spots for milli-sec or line goine across the screen. Only happens once in a while but kinda annoying. Second is the random rebooting, now is say random because technically it is random but I found it only happens when running a new App, or running a new part of a new App. Such as, google chrome beta. I was on a web page that played video (not youtube) and it was playing the video, now when I clicked on it to fill the screen it rebooted. Things like that, but after rebooting opened Chrome back up and it played just fine. I have watch many more videos and no issues. Same with some games I played, opened the game let it start loading them boom rebooted, once rebooted works fine.
So over all I still think and stand by the Asus Prime TF201 being the best tablet available right now, even with the 500-600 price tag and hard time finding one. For people who dont understand development that much or arn't interested in learning, then I would move tor-wards the first Asus Transformer TF101, great tablet works great and still have the docking station. Witch I am still waiting on, lol

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