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Since I purchased this item in February 2017, it has not let me down. I've used it on trips instead of my laptop, and I've never missed Windows 10. The tablet has excellent battery life and has received frequent updates, including the Android 7 version. "Splitscreen" is the one Nougat feature that is absent; it's a wonderful function on a tablet, but I can live without it. I feel like I could give up on Windows and live with this device if only I had a trackpad keyboard cover, even though I got a wonderful keyboard cover. Regretfully unavailable. Although more RAM and storage would be fantastic, this tablet is still excellent as is. These speakers face forward and are just as excellent as an Alcatel Idol 3. It's "really" excellent. Although there are far too many pre-installed Asus programs, you can disable them, and the Nova launcher makes everything practically flawless. Even after more than a year, I'm still glad I purchased this tablet. I am aware that Android tablets are going to be phased out, but I will continue to think of myself as a "SMART SHO" until I see a Chrome OS device at this price.

I don't usually write reviews, but for this tablet I felt compelled. I was really dissatisfied with it when I initially got it since I could barely get it to do anything. It appeared to be moving slowly at first. Seldom did it accept a touch on the screen to perform any kind of action. I was so frustrated with the damn thing that I was ready to chuck it in the trash after about a day. I made the decision to attempt it again. While fiddling with the settings, I saw that the tablet was no longer responding to my touches and that more of them were making the appropriate movements on the screen. I navigated to the accessibility settings and disabled the feature that caused the tablet to read every text on the screen. When I turned it off, I was astounded by the shift. Suddenly, it was operating at nearly the same speed as my desktop computer, which is a very quick gaming system, and it was roaring along. Why Asus sent that tablet with text-to-speech activated is beyond me. In any case, go to settings and disable the text-to-speech feature if you have one of these devices and it is running really slowly.

Even though I'm not an expert on tablets, I think I'm rather tech aware. The screen on my laptop broke, so I bought this to replace it. Although the Zenpad isn't perfect, for the price, I'm really happy. I'll attempt to avoid discussing Android in this review in favor of focusing on the tablet itself. Advantages: Robust (albeit made of plastic) design. Outstanding battery life (> 5 hours with typical use) Minimal and light in profile really quick given the internals and OS Range of screen brightness scalable memory iOS (don't even get me started) Cons: * Only 2GB of RAM; * Not an HD screen A small amount of Asus bloatware (why can't Android pulldown work properly?) The volume rocker protrudes excessively (minor) That tacky Asus logo on the edge of the screen The screen is my main grievance, but considering that the best tablet with this functionality can set you back an additional $300, It's fine with me; I just wish there was a method to change how sharp it is. The tablet functions well with the VPN, albeit there is a significant amount of lag.