Asus ZenPad 8.0 Z380M

screen's overall quality, decent input devices, accurate localization via GPS, expansion options, long battery life, superb price-performance ratio in total

screen's low resolution, slow card reader, no high-speed WiFi 802.11ac, long charging times

Asus delivers a very impressive device with its ZenPad 8.0 Z380M. The affordable tablet presents good to very good outcomes in all significant sectors and regularly outshines considerably more expensive rivals.

Good value. Doesn't crash like my old iPad. Easy to use and links with android phone. Good quality screen and soun d for watching catch up tv. Light enough for carrying around and reading books.

Takes ages to charge and battery life not great when in use watching films or playing games(5 hrs). Some android versions of apps don't work as well as apple versions.

Good battery life, light and easy to hold. Controls easy to use.

Volume of sound poor. No hdmi connection point

Inexpensive. Good touch screen.

Battery life and built in loudspeakers are poor

Good value for money, surprisingly good screen, handy design.

Decent tablet for the price, I bought the white/ gold colour and it looks good. Good screen resolution. Pleased with my purchase.

Not able to connect to HDMI

Easy to use. Good size screen. Great clarity and colour. Takes good photos

A bit weighty if you are holding it

Back light keeps going off

fast processor when fired up - clean screen graphics - easy use keyboard

takes a while to fire up - bloatware slows it down a bit - battery life variable

Good design and good value for money

Nothing to note