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Processor is slow for most tasks, Chrome OS is clunky without a physical keyboard
The Acer Chromebook Tab 10 is a novel step towards a Chrome OS tablet but takes a few missteps. A student is better off going with a full-fledged Chromebook
Abstract: Chrome OS is finally shipping in tablet form, but it't not quite what I expected and pretty far from what I actually wanted.Source: Acer Chromebook Tab 10 review: Not quite Android, not quite Chrome OS...
Textured back is perfect for grip, Decent display with solid viewing angles, Fully functional USB-C port, Battery life is great
Speakers make me want to cry, Windowed Chrome OS UI straight up gone, Rockchip processor struggles under load
There are things Acer and Google has done with the Chromebook Tab 10 that I really like. It's a nice sturdy tablet that I can hold comfortably with one hand and actually enjoy using in both portrait and landscape modes. But when I try to use it for more t...
Crisp, bright display, Rugged design is perfect for the education market, Long-lasting battery, Stylus is great for taking quick notes or doodling
Software keyboard is buggy and hard to use, Low-powered SoC makes multi-tasking a chore, 2010-quality front and rear cameras, Speakers are too quiet
It's clear that Chrome OS has a way to go before it's ready for the mainstream tablet market, but that's not the point of this device. For all its shortcomings, the Chromebook Tab 10 will offer schools exactly what they need out of an education-focused ta...
Normally this is where I'd talk about whether this is a tablet you should buy. But if you're not an educator, Acer isn't really trying to get you to buy this tablet.So instead, let's talk about two things: is this a good device for the intended market, an...
Abstract: Acer made a capable tablet, but Google still has to work out kinks in Chrome OS.Source: Acer Chromebook Tab 10 review: Chrome OS revives Google's tablet future...
Great battery life, Lag-free intended usage, Lightweight and portable, Wacom EMR stylus embeds cleanly into the plastic casing, Bright, high-resolution display, Chrome OS administrative tools and Android apps, USB Type-C, High-quality audio
Not widely available to the general public, Plastic build at its price point, Low-resolution cameras, No IP rating or screen hardening specified, No easy way to handle full-screen app crashes, Wrap-Up, The new Acer Chromebook Tab 10 proves yet again that
Whether or not to buy one, is, for the average customer a pointless question. For now, Acer's D651N-K9WT Chromebook Tab 10 isn't expected to be available outside of its primary market segment. For the intended users, it's a brilliant device that easily ri...
Published: 2018-06-27, Author: Tom , review by: pcmag.com
Supports IT remote-management features and Google Expeditions, Durable, Comes with integrated stylus,
Sluggish, Using Chrome OS without a keyboard presents some problems, AR functionality is not yet ready
As the world's first Chrome-powered tablet, the Acer Chromebook Tab 10 offers Google Expeditions support and other intriguing features for elementary school students, but its full potential hinges on some future updates...
Simple yet functional design, Included Wacom stylus requires no pairing or charging, USB-C 3.1 Gen 1 port supports charging, data transfer, and external displays, Android apps that have been optimized for Chrome work quite well
Doesn't come with a Bluetooth keyboard, No real-time handwriting-to-text translation in text boxes, Some Android apps still have sizing/orientation issues on large-screened Chrome OS devices
