Review on NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet by Stoyan Nitsov ᠌

It's as if I went from the Nexus 4 to the Nvidia Shield Tablet, but it feels more like I went from the Nexus 4 to a device in a lower class. Was not at all happy with the outcome. I'll bring it back to the shop where I bought it. It baffles me that there are just glowing testimonials posted on the internet, given that the reality is exactly the opposite. Below are some advantages: A powerful processor that can pull anything, good speakers, a wonderful pricing, a comfortable pen, solid build quality, and nice body materials are all features of this device. Got cons: You should not even bother trying to multitask at this point. When you first turn on the tablet, it uses up 1.2 gigabytes of random access memory (RAM), leaving you with only 500 MB to work with. In other words, having a browser, Facebook, music, and some other software all open at the same time increases the likelihood that either Facebook or the browser will be closed. - If you are using bluetooth headphones, brace yourself for some discomfort. Constant glitches, etc. Even through the wire, it can happen on occasion, but this occurrence is quite uncommon. - Additionally, there is one more thing that will drive you insane, and that is the continuous loading of icons on the desktop. - Additionally, Nvidia is able to disconnect from the WiFi network present in the room and then search for it thirty to forty seconds later. When videos on YouTube are viewed in 1080P resolution, the audio takes precedence over the video. - Use of Force. The night sky does not contain a sufficient number of stars. It has a limited capacity. The Samsung tab S 8.4 has a better resolution and a longer battery life than its predecessor. By the way, in terms of dimensions, it will be less substantial than a tablet manufactured by Nvidia that has a screen diagonal that is very large.