Testseek.co.uk have collected 345 expert reviews of the NVIDIA Shield Tablet 8 inch and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for NVIDIA Shield Tablet 8 inch.
July 2014
(83%)
345 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
A dream gaming machine/GameStream pretty much faultless
Excellent front camera (photo/video)
Excellent apps for use with sty
Incredible power
Amazing gaming controls
PC streaming
Topnotch internal hardware
Good price
Awe
Inspiringly powerful
Easy PC streaming
Powerful enough to run high
End games
Sleek design
Affordably priced
Decently priced
Great specs
Possible alternative to Steam Machines
Small
Compact design
Controller and remote included
4K and HDR support
GeForce Now cloud streaming is great
Best TV box for gaming
Superbly powerful in all tasks - not just for gaming
Doubles as a capable home console through HDMI hook-up
Can stream PC games to play on the tablet
Some games optimised for the Shield alone
Soon to get Android 5.0 Lollipop
Powerful processor
Android 5.0 Lollipop
Lots of ports for connectivity
Sharp front-facing camera
Great for gamers
Comfortable gamepad
Excellent build quality
Very fast for an Android device
A gamers dream
Excellent value for money
Superb specification
Lag free Game Streaming
DirectStylus is a great addition
Performance surpasses anything we've seen before
Stylus is a bonus
Sturdy
The editors didn't like
Limited outdoor visibility
Lowres for a flagship tablet
Android still lacks killer games
No remote control in the box
Android TV is still lacking in app support for many big name services
Gamer-friendly looks are an acquired taste
Less portability than the first version
Bulky gamepad
Its unique approach may put off many consumers who want something more
Expensive for what it is
Small number of games
Awkward touchscreen controls
Although the Nvidia Shield is comfortable to hold and a pleasure to use
It's massive and very
Very heavy. Fitting all those gaming controls into the casing has resulted in a console which makes the PS Vita look positively tiny in comparison - this isn't a handheld that you'll effortlessly be slipping into your pocket before leaving the house.Another issue relates to the console's reliance on An
Controller isn't included
Battery life is poor
Not many games push the hardware
The Shield Tablet's technological power isn't in doubt
But aside from Trine 2
There's not much out there that really pushes it to its limits at the moment. Most Android games are rather basic visually
Although the preinstalled Nvidia Hub does make the
Its plastic chassis feels a little cheap
There aren't many Android games that support the K1 graphics potential
The game controller required to play most games is sold separately
Whole package is expensive if you're not a PC gamer
More Android games need to take advantage of all that power
Contrast could be better
Poor battery life when gaming
Poor finish on the frame
Accessories (the controller is a necessity for proper gaming) must be bought separately
Poor main camera
Limited developer support at launch
Somewhat uncomfortable design
Many largely unneccessary features
Performance will depend on quality of internet connection
Not as portable as the first
Contoller is beefy
Smart home function aren't available yet
Not a huge step forward from the last version
Perhaps a little heavy although understandably
To get the most from it you'll need to invest in the game controller and cover too
Screen a little off-white
Chunky and slightly heavy
Battery doesn't last long while gaming
Limited storage options
Expensive for a gaming handheld
Still limited by the Android library
PC game streaming only for local network
'Optional' controller is an essential
Rather chunky
Slight blacklight bleed from one edge
Average battery life
The accessories don't do the tablet justice unless you're playing through your TV
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Abstract: NVIDIA has been busy springing surprises in this year's CES show and the announcement of NVIDIA Project Shield is the culmination of five long years to ensure all the relevant pieces of the puzzle were mature enough to come together and make it a reality....
The NVidia Shield is a dedicated Android device for gaming, and can be polarizing — either you will love it a lot or find it excessive for your needs. It's great for voracious and a great alternative for people who've been so used to the likes of the PSP...
Published: 2013-10-13, Author: Nick , review by: tbreak.ae
At it's core the Shield is actually quite a beast, with plenty of power to run some pretty great games. But it's most talked about feature is the ability to stream games from your PC, and sadly this isn't quite perfect just yet. Add to that the bulky na...
Abstract: Better known for its graphics cards and mobile processors, Nvidia has made its move into the handheld gaming space with a device that looks like an Xbox game controller with a 5-inch screen attached.The Shield boasts powerful hardware, starting with the N...
Abstract: NVIDIA has been busy springing surprises in this year's CES show and the announcement of NVIDIA Project Shield is the culmination of five long years to ensure all the relevant pieces of the puzzle were mature enough to come together and make it a reality....
Un gran ecosistema de juegos, Rendimiento de la GPU, Actualización rápida a Android 5.0, Muchas opciones de conectividad
La reflectividad de la pantalla en exteriores, El acabado plástico no está a la altura, El mando: caro, la respuesta táctil es mejorable, no viene incluido
GameStream nos va a permitir jugar en la consola con títulos ejecutados en el PC pero necesitaremos una gráfica de NvidiaLa personalización que ha realizado Nvidia se centra completamente en los añadidos para potenciar la faceta gamer de la Shield. Encont...
Published: 2014-11-01, Author: Daniel , review by: androidpit.es
Pantalla, Sonido, Rendimiento general y fluidez
Accesorios caros
Es el tablet perfecto para jugar. Además, para todo lo que ofrece, considero que no es cara; 300€ por la de 16GB y 380€ por la de 32GB que además es LTE. Sus accesorios son caros, el mando de juego cuesta 60€ y el protector otros 30€, pero la tablet fu...
Abstract: Diversión con el juego móvil. Gracias al módulo LTE Cat 4, este top model se puede usar para jugar en cualquier parte. Además, Nvidia dobló la memoria flash, la cual funcionó bastante más rápido en nuestro modelo de pruebas....
