Testseek.com have collected 224 expert reviews of the Asus MeMo Pad HD 7 ME173X / ME173L and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus MeMo Pad HD 7 ME173X / ME173L.
August 2013
(77%)
224 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Published: 2014-01-17, Author: James , review by: techradar.com
Sharp screen, Great price, Lightweight software skin, Audio
Poor cameras, Material quality, Position of microSD slot, Limited connectivity options
As a budget tablet, the Memo Pad HD 7 perfectly fits the bill. It's fast enough, has all the features you'd expect and a particularly vibrant screen. It's keenly priced and generally offers an excellent user experience. It's also light enough to use comf...
ARMv7 Quad Core Processor provides high performance and speedy processing power, Overall Attractive Display provides many hours of high quality media streaming and multitasking, Exceptional Camera which provides an impressive variety of options for a devi
Ambient Light Sensor which automatically senses lighting conditions is absent, Aluminum Casing is replaced with plastic casing, Random Access Memory (RAM) is limited at 1GB, HDMI connectivity is not included
When compared to other tablet PCs in this price range, the Asus Memo Pad HD7 offers a lot in terms of functionality, design, build, and performance. The battery life really surpasses other rival devices in this price range. Plus, the Memo Pad HD7 offers a...
Very good screen, wellbalanced onscreen image, Battery life, Front camera is a decent solution for video chat
Some occasional lags and hangs, Limited video gaming capacities, Finish and handling could be improved, Belowaverage rear camera
Thanks to a good-quality screen and a battery life that rivals some of the best tablets on the market, the Asus MeMo Pad HD7 is a decent option if you're looking for a tablet under £200. It's just a shame that the processor sometimes shows its limits, tha...
For some inexplicable reason, the industry has decided as a general rule that all tablets should look like a boring black plastic photo frame. Thankfully, Asus is going against convention with the Asus MemoPad HD 7, and injecting a bit of colour into its wares: it comes in white, pink, blue and green hues, and we were quite taken with the lime shade of our review unit. It's sturdily built, and at
The Asus MemoPad 7 is built perfectly adequately - which is all you can ask for in the budget category - but it is let down slightly by its software. It's one version out of date, but more importantly, because it isn't a Google Nexus family member, it's not guaranteed to get prompt updates in the future when they do either. Some of Asus' additions to vanilla Android as well aren't entirely welcom
There's not much to complain about with the Asus Memopad HD 7: it's affordable, app-packed and it gets the job done. But for now, it's not the best bargain out there: the going going gone Nook HD from Barnes & Noble can be had for just £99, with simila...
Inexpensive but not cheap, Light, comfortable design, Vivid, colorful display, Well-curated apps and utilities, Good battery life
Screen attracts fingerprints, Asus User Interface can be overwhelming, Can get sluggish during heavy use, For $80 more, you can get a cutting-edge Nexus 7
Asus continues to prove again and again that it's possible to make a tablet that is both affordable and worth having. The Nexus 7 line was proof enough, but the Memo Pad HD 7 takes it one step further. The great display, above-average cameras, thoughtfu...
Excellent screen, Solid build quality, Reasonable performance, Great battery life
Unnecessary software, Rotten sound
So far we've struggled to find a tablet for under £150 that we could wholeheartedly recommend, but the Asus MeMO Pad HD7 is the real deal. It's solidly built, has a great screen and feels slick, fast and responsive. Battery life puts many pricier rivals ...
Very cheap, Decent screen, Enough power for most tasks, Rear camera, Expandable storage, Colourful design
Rear plastic might be a little brittle, No 3G or 4G model,
With its rear camera, expandable storage and cheaper price, the Asus Memo Pad HD 7 makes a few key improvements on the already excellent Nexus 7 tablet. If you're looking for a cheap tablet that will tackle most tasks well, this is the one to go for....
Reasonable build quality, quad-core processor, decent battery life
Screen is prone to glare, new Nexus 7 is better specced and similarly affordable
The Asus Memo Pad HD 7 is a decent tablet that offers slightly upgraded performance to the original Nexus 7. However, thanks to Asus' decision to release it at the same time as the new Nexus 7, which offers superior performance and more up-to-date softwar...
The Asus MeMO Pad HD 7 is a top budget tablet. If you don't like the restrictiveness of something like the Kindle Fire HD, and don't want to splash out on a £200 New Nexus 7, this is a top choice....
