Testseek.co.uk have collected 238 expert reviews of the Samsung Google Nexus 10 GT-P8110 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung Google Nexus 10 GT-P8110.
May 2013
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The editors liked
Highdef screen makes reading text incredibly pleasant
Nice finish / Speakers cleverly positioned on the front of the tablet
General responsiveness / Performance in games
Ships with very latest version of Android / User sessions
IPad-beating display
Jelly Bean updates
Speed
Let’s just say it
The screen on the Google Nexus 10 is phenomenal. It’s every bit as stunning as the Retina Display on the third and fourth generation iPads. It really has to be seen to believed
It’s like a printed sticker on of the glass
And makes reading a delight. After using it for a while
You’ll never want to go back.Android 4.2 meanwhile is fantastic
Particularly on a tablet of this si
The screen is the standout
But it's thin
Light and powerful
Too.
Class leading screen Solid performance Jellybean updates are considered Choice of materials feels rich
Great highresolution screen
Excellent performance from a dualcore chip
Latest version of Android
Relatively affordable price
Sharp 1920p HD display
Sleek
Curvy chassis
Very capable snappers with lots of features
Support for multiple users.
Powerful processor
High
Res screen
Android 4.2
Stunning screen
Very well priced
Fast processor and decent specs
Fast performance
Jelly Bean is great
One of the best screens seen on any tablet
Good value for money
Detailed display
Ooodles of processing power
Slim and light
Fast interface
Google Play content
Excellent video
Good sound
Super
Sharp screen
Nicely priced
Gorgeous
High-definition display
Slick operation and fast processing
Sits comfortably in the hand (in landscape mode)
Android OS offers lots of flexibility and customisation
The editors didn't like
Onscreen colour fidelity
Battery life under 8 hours
Design
Very wide bezel
Photo/video camera and webcam could be better
Not many apps yet make use of the 2560 x 1600pixel screen def
Lack of dedicated apps
Wi-Fi only
Case
We could complain about the Google Nexus 10’s build quality
Its plastic back is a little creaky
And lacks the cool
Beautiful look of a metal-backed iPad. But starting at a very tempting £319
It’s also £80 cheaper than the entry level Retina iPad
So we suppose it goes with the territory - it's not chunky
Anyway
At a pleasant 8.9mm deep
And easy to grip.More of a problem is one that Google
The Nexus 10 has unexceptional design and the lack of expandable memory may annoy some
Android tablet apps still sub par Some games unoptimised Mediocre battery life Slight hollow feel to the tab
The screen is the standout, but it's thin, light and powerful, too.
The Nexus 10 has unexceptional design and the lack of expandable memory may annoy some
The Google Nexus 10 is a slick, slim tablet with an outstanding screen and the latest version of Android. It's easily the best full-sized Android tablet yet....
Rather buggy, Real, life performance doesn't match spec, Difficult to find good apps
The Nexus 10 tablet is attractive, well-built, and well-priced. But its software doesn't live up to the promise of its hardware. While reviewing the tablet I ran into far too many bugs, and battery life suffers because of the high-res screen (as is the c...
Stunning screen, very well priced, fast processor and decent specs
Not all that beautiful, battery life is bad, no expandable memory
The Nexus 10 doesn't fill our hearts with joy, aside from when we look at that screen. In many ways, this typifies the difference between Android and iOS. The Nexus is competent and powerful, but it lacks that whiff of passion you get from Apple produc...
Great highresolution screen, Excellent performance from a dualcore chip, Latest version of Android, Relatively affordable price
Uninspiring design, No microSD card slot
The 10-inch Google Nexus 10 squares off against the iPad -- and measures up well. With plenty of power, an eye-popping screen and the latest Android software, it'd be worth a look even if it wasn't so much cheaper than Apple's tablet....
Published: 2012-11-02, Author: James , review by: techradar.com
Powerful processor, High, res screen, Android 4.2
No 3G/4G option, No expandable storage, Muted colours for media
The Google Nexus 10 is clearly a brilliant tablet. It has high-end specs at a mid-range price, and that alone makes it deserving of attention. Add to that a generally stunning screen and near faultless performance and it really does start to look like an...
Abstract: gadgetsThis week, Google announced a new lineup of devices that would be running its Android OS, Jelly Bean version 4.2. Those new devices are a phone, the Nexus 4, and a 10-inch tablet, called the Nexus 10. I’ve had a chance to play with both devices,...
Published: 2013-07-02, Author: Lee , review by: Theinquirer.net
Abstract: However, this changed in 2012 when Amazon and Google undercut the iPad, creating their cheaper and smaller Kindle Fire and Nexus 7 devices. Competition heated up even more when Microsoft announced its Surface Pro Windows 8 tablet , and then again when Goo...
Abstract: Looks are subjective, but the Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 wins for being thinner, smaller and lighter than the Nexus 10. The weight difference is mere ounces and they're both slim tablets but the Tab 3 10.1 isn't as wide. The Galaxy is shiny plastic, but it's not a...
