Review on Green ASUS Memo Pad HD 7-Inch Tablet with 16 GB Storage (ME173X-A1-GN) by Hoon Alvin ᠌

Since I've been utilizing this tool for the past two months, I can confidently say that I'm getting close to being content with it. The assembly turned out great, and there was no backlash. Screen - I'm pretty sure that these are the screens that are referred to as branded; however, almost as soon as I got it home from the store, I applied a matte film to it, which is something that I would recommend to you. The image quality meets all of my expectations in every way. I'll put in a request for a reservation; however, I don't belong to the group of aesthetes who are obsessed with having an insane number of pixels on their screens. I really don't understand why this is necessary. The performance is satisfactory; however, there are a few spots where there are minor slowdowns, something that apparently not a single tablet in this class is capable of doing without. But as for me, I don't even bother to pay attention to such lulls in activity. Moving quickly between desktops is made more difficult, in particular, by the screen's orientation to the vertical position. Nothing of the sort is noticed when the screen is oriented in the horizontal position; everything is very smooth. On the other hand, when I used another version of the same tablet, I did not observe anything similar; perhaps it is a bug specific to my copy or some kind of feature that is accessible through personal settings. Regarding the battery, there is only one thing that can be said: the ten-hour runtime is in fact maintained. This is the third tablet that I own (before that there were Prestigio PMP7070C and Prestigio PMP7880D 3G). Although if you look at the characteristics, they should be quite themselves on their own, none of them could compete with this tablet in terms of the amount of time it could be used. The life of the battery is really impressive. The sound coming from the speakers is clear and robust, but the sound coming from the headphones is muffled and insufficiently loud for use on the subway. Additionally, the device does not have a full-fledged engineering menu, so the volume cannot be turned up. Warning: disabling the default audio wizard program has a significant impact on the quality of the sound coming from the speaker (without the desired mode selected, the sound will be weak). The conclusion is that it is a good car overall. It would be fantastic if the volume was increased when using headphones.