how does it compare to samsung note?
832164
I highly do not recommend ASUS. TF700 is missing fine touch beside they're advertising it as top model. It work, it's fast. Besides this I had a lot of problems with ASUS repair center. TF700 broke after month and half (which I can accept, it can happen) but I sent it three times for repair and every time it came back "repaired" with report "card changed, all tests passed" and than it broke after few days again with same problem. It doesn't charge. They can't accept the fact that I they are repairing same tablet with same problem three times. I wasted USD488. I'm sure Samsung is much better as tablet and customer care.
832165
I highly do not recommend ASUS. TF700 is missing fine touch beside they're advertising it as top model. It work, it's fast. Besides this I had a lot of problems with ASUS repair center. TF700 broke after month and half (which I can accept, it can happen) but I sent it three times for repair and every time it came back "repaired" with report "card changed, all tests passed" and than it broke after few days again with same problem. It doesn't charge. They can't accept the fact that I they are repairing same tablet with same problem three times. I wasted USD488. I'm sure Samsung is much better as tablet and customer care. I highly do not recommend ASUS. TF700 is missing fine touch beside they're advertising it as top model. It work, it's fast. Besides this I had a lot of problems with ASUS repair center. TF700 broke after month and half (which I can accept, it can happen) but I sent it three times for repair and every time it came back "repaired" with report "card changed, all tests passed" and than it broke after few days again with same problem. It doesn't charge. They can't accept the fact that I they are repairing same tablet with same problem three times. I wasted USD488. I'm... » Read More I highly do not recommend ASUS. TF700 is missing fine touch beside they're advertising it as top model. It work, it's fast. Besides this I had a lot of problems with ASUS repair center. TF700 broke after month and half (which I can accept, it can happen) but I sent it three times for repair and every time it came back "repaired" with report "card changed, all tests passed" and than it broke after few days again with same problem. It doesn't charge. They can't accept the fact that I they are repairing same tablet with same problem three times. I wasted USD488. I'm sure Samsung is much better as tablet and customer care. « Show Less
832166
I don't own the Samsung Note, but from my brief experience with it, and from comments of others that have used it, its sounds like the Samsung is a lot more responsive. It has a lower screen resolution though.
832167
The Samsung note is a very good tablet too but does not have mini HDMI out but speakers are better on Samsung as they are in the front and not the back. I think the display is better on the Asus but only marginal. I hope this helps.
1328751
Asus TF300 Vs. Galaxy Note Tab 2 10.1 Asus: Quad Core - Samsung: Dual Core Asus: 1.2 Ghz Tegra 3 - Samsung: 1 Ghz Asus: Nvidia Tegra 3 Graphics CoProcessor - Samsung: N/A Asus: 32Gb Internal Storage - Samsung: 16Gb Internal Storage Asus: 8 Megapixel Main Camera - Samsung: 3 Megapixel Main Camera Asus: 1.2 Megapixel Front Camera - Samsung: VGA 640x480 Fron Camera Asus: Mini HDMI Out - Samsung N/A
1137719
Hard to say, since I have no direct comparison, but it always seems that when I have more than a couple apps open, the thing lags like crazy. And without any apps open, the system crap takes up more than half the memory. Also, I recently got a Galaxy Note 3, which has 3GB of RAM. Although it's kind of apples and oranges, this thing blows the TF700 out of the water. It's true that there are other differences than just the RAM, but I have the distinct feeling that that is one of the major determining factors.
907940
I'm actually looking into it now. My husband is looking to upgrade to the Note 4 and we did a comparison. They look just about the same. Once he gets the new Note tomorrow, I'll report back.
619621
Yes, I've been happy with it overall. Now, 1.5 years later, I am considering replacing it with a pad with more memory. I use this so much, and the tf300 gets bogged down pretty easily with only 1gb. My husband's galaxy note is noticeably faster. I also had a cracked screen, it seems to be an issue (a weakness around the charge port, I think) but I did drop it, so can't complain. One thing I want to rave about is that they are still providing support and updates. It is running 4.2 and frequent firmware updates.
384693
Only difference is the addition of the S-Pen. Apart from that, performance, size, features, is identical.Get the Tab Pro. $100 extra for a stylus is pointless.
539422
I love my Note 8. I had the Tab 2/7 and hardly used it. I use the Note 8 a lot. The resolution is very good. I also have a Galaxy S3 phone and they integrate well. I can't speak to the Tab 3/8. The S Pen is really cool but I haven't figured out how to make the most of it yet.
869961
The Samsung weighs less, has a longer battery life, a 16gb ssd and bluetooth. The Acer weighs a bit more, has a shorter battery life (although unlike the Samsung it is removeable so you can buy a spare or extended life battery), no bluetooth, a faster processor and a 320gb mechanical hard drive. Since the Acer is cheaper, possible to add RAM to, a perfect unit if you want to try Ubuntu, and runs Netflix since it uses an Intel chip it was the one I choose, but pick the one that meets your specific needs best.
328788
No it's bigger. From my understanding, you'd have to purchase the one that comes with the Galaxy Note, and they run somewhere around 30-45 bucks.
445101
I have not used the note-taking feature. I do have colleagues who own the Samsung Note 3 and they use the note-taking feature all the time. You would have to research different types of stylus also, because the Tab 8" does not include one. Friends tell me that finger note-taking can be a clumsy adventure at times.
730682
I currently have the note 8 n5110 and the keyboard works great. The only complaint I have about anything would actually be on the design from samsung for the sleep feature. Sometimes when you move the case a certain way the tablet engages into sleep mode. Its not really a problem just frustrating if your using an app that auto logs you out for inactivity. Other than that it was a wonderful investment for the price.
484025
I love Samsung products and I have the Tab 10.1 but the Note 10.1 is slightly better. It was a matter of affordability at the time of purchase for me. Both are outstanding as I am writing this review/response on my Tab.
2015020
I think the battery life is superior on this Samsung. Heard the ASUS tablet battery was dismal. Hardware options look superior on the Samsung too.
717814
The keyboard is what sold the Samsung for me. I didn't like the feel of the Asus but the Samsung keyboard feels like a normal keyboard to me. Both companies make quality products though I don't think you can go wrong with either. Other then the keyboard I don't really see any difference between the two except for maybe the screen qualities which I can't really comment on. I think the new 10.1" Aspire One is worth looking at too if you're considering price.
775443
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 has a larger screen that is every bit as sharp and clear as the HDX 8.9. It also easily installs any program from the Google App Store whereas the HDX 8.9 limits the selection of programs to their store only. The Apps on the Amazon Store are older versions of Apps than you'll find on Google Android Store. I also like the stylus. The HDX 8.9 doesn't have one. I hope that helps!
1957192
i have not tested that configuration. according to (http://www.samsung.com/global/microsite/galaxynote/note2/spec.html?type=find) the phone's specification is up to 64GB.
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I suggest you look at some of the video reviews on YouTube. I have a Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition which replaced my iPad 2. After 2 years I found the iPad to be very boring. If you have specific applications or games in mind I suggest you check if they are available in the iTunes and the Google Play Stores. In general, both stores have pretty much the same, or similar, applications. The Note Pro and my Note 10.1 (2014) have nearly identical specifications and performance. Both the Tab Pro and iPad Air are very fast with high resolution screens, although the Tab Pro has significantly higher resolution. If I were in the market today, I would purchase the Samsung Galaxy Pro 10.1, especially if productivity is important to you.