Review on Green ASUS Memo Pad HD 7-Inch Tablet with 16 GB Storage (ME173X-A1-GN) by Quay Phim Quang Cng ᠌

Fairly cheap and high quality 7” tablet. For watching "movies" on the couch and surfing on the couch, 4 points on a 5-point scale is suitable - the screen is still small. For this purpose, I bought a 10” FHD Asus twin. There is a larger screen, but the device itself is heavier and less mobile Some pros: Asus quality Budget 4-core processor (MediaTek MT8125, production technology-28 N), not the fastest, but the system works stably and without slowdowns. AnTuTu in power saving mode shows more than 9000 points, without power saving more than 13 thousand. IPS screen with good resolution and excellent viewing angles, touch response is adequate throughout the field. Brightness for sunlight is not enough - it burns out. Surprisingly, both cameras are not bad, although there is no flash The battery is wonderful, or rather not the battery itself, but a modern processor and energy-saving technologies, I use the tablet only at home in the evenings - enough for 4-5 days. The sound satisfies me. The volume is sufficient and without wheezing. To be honest, I don't use headphones. Wi-Fi is sensitive - stably catches through 2 main walls. The lack of a GSM module is a plus. I already have various alternative ways to get a Wi-Fi signal, incl. – mobile. The navigation module supports both GPS and GLONASS. A cold start takes just over a minute. Some cons: The screen is very easily soiled (no oleophobic coating), but this is not very critical. I bought 11” film to completely cover the panel, but still have not glued it. No HDMI output. There is no OTG (USB host) support, which means you can't connect a USB flash drive. The power button on the left-top is not convenient for me.