Review on NVIDIA SHIELD tablet tablet Wi-Fi by Mateusz Cieciora ᠌

I have been using this tablet for three weeks now, and overall, I am satisfied with it; but, it frequently experiences lagging and loading issues; of course, the tablet itself is not to fault for these issues; rather, the android operating system is. It would appear that Android 5 will be made available for the shield tablet in the month of November. I really hope that they solve it. Many advantages: 1. the assembly does a fantastic job! There is not even a single creak. 2. power! It is incredible, but as a result of this, it gets very hot when used in certain applications. This is especially the case in nvidia dabler and trine 2, both of which are installed immediately after purchase. 3. a good front camera, despite the fact that I never use it) 4. sound. As I have bad hearing, I am unable to differentiate between the sounds coming from my phone and those coming from these stereo speakers, even if they are playing at the same time; yet, everyone thinks that these stereo speakers are good, which is why I made this review. 5. I have never used a stylus on any of my electronic devices before, but it seems to work pretty well with the nvidia dabler application (beauty). 6. screen recording, which is awesome as well but largely superfluous Some cons: 1. strange sounds. I don't know about other people's tablets, but the one I use makes some very odd noises, including ones that sound like aliens or cosmic beings sometimes. In a general sense, it does not cause any problems. 2. android. 3. autonomy I never imagined I'd admit this, but it's the honest truth. I didn't time it exactly, but when I'm playing games on my tablet, it usually goes to sleep after three to four hours. This doesn't bother me, though, because I don't often take it outside the house.