Testseek.co.uk have collected 355 expert reviews of the Sony Xperia Z Tablet and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Xperia Z Tablet.
May 2013
(83%)
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The editors liked
Beautifully designed
Incredibly thin and light
Remote control functionality
Excellent display
It's waterproof
Great looking
Scarily thin and light
Waterproof
Ridiculously slim
Attractive
Minimalist design
Fully waterproof
Full HD screen
When it comes to first impressions
The Xperia Tablet Z impresses in every aspect. When you first pick it up
You wonder if there's actually anything to it
As it's ridiculously light at just 0.49kg
Meaning if you chuck it in a bag you might forget it's even in there. While it might be a spacious 10.1-inch tablet
Sony has spared no expense in making sure it feels like it weighs absolutely nothi
Different
Elegant design
Good overall performance
Satisfactory battery life
Picture quality on the "Full HD" screen
Tough and lightweight design
Reasonable performance
Decent screen
Great LCD display
MicroSDXC support up to 64GB
LTE (optional)
NFC and USB OTG
Sony has included some nice Android tweaks.
Slim and light
Widescreen HD display
Expandable storage
Good audio performance
The design is strong
The thinness is pleasing and if you like watching video in the bath
It's a waterproof winner.
Impressive and stylish design
Good screen performance
IPX5/7 certification (dustproof and waterproof for upto 30 minutes to a depth of 3 feet)
Really light
Beautiful screen
Small apps
Great keyboard
Weight
Design
Water resistance
Very thin and lightweight
Great screen
Quad core processor
Impressive camera.
Impressively slim and light
Gorgeous screen
Quad core power
Superior tablet camera
Very attractive
Slim
Screen is extremely good
Decent camera
Extremely slim and light
Fast processor and graphics
Vibrant screen with good viewing angles
Powerful performance
Great looking screen
Slim and sleek exterior
Fast processor
Excellent screen
Very slim and light
Water and dust resistant
Quality cameras
Brilliant slim and light design
Powerful processor
Solid build
Dust and water resistant
The editors didn't like
Lack of weight makes it feel potentially less durable
IPad is formidable competition at this price
Screen is a fingerprint magnet as per usual
Design
The thickness of the device is one thing that immediately stands out
With its striking clean lines a
Pale flat screen
Parts under hatches
Mediocre performance
Poor battery life
Skinny design results in flex
Doesn't challenge rivals in sheer power and speed
Sony has put a lot of effort into its Xperia Tablet Z
And it clearly shows through the gorgeous screen and fast specs. Yet
Despite the supreme hardware
Sony has managed to drop the ball on the software side of things
Stuffing its thin slate with spammy apps like Sony Select
PlayNow
Wi-Fi Checker
Garage and SocialLife
Which can all be sent straight to the bin - but that won't free up much
The odd lag
Digital media offer still not advantageous
Webcam practically useless in low lighting
As 1920 x 1200andup screens go
There are better
Average battery life
Not the latest version of Android
Display not as scratchproof as rivals
Widescreen format not entirely suited to productivity use
Water causes the touchscreen to register activity
Large bezel
Glossy finish is bad for outdoor use
Sharp edges can make the tablet uncomfortable to hold
Chassis flexes
Colours are a little warm
Old version of Android
The battery life isn't quite on a par with rivals and the screen
When it comes to first impressions, the Xperia Tablet Z impresses in every aspect. When you first pick it up, you wonder if there's actually anything to it, as it's ridiculously light at just 0.49kg, meaning if you chuck it in a bag you might forget it's even in there. While it might be a spacious 10.1-inch tablet, Sony has spared no expense in making sure it feels like it weighs absolutely nothi
Sony has put a lot of effort into its Xperia Tablet Z, and it clearly shows through the gorgeous screen and fast specs. Yet, despite the supreme hardware, Sony has managed to drop the ball on the software side of things, stuffing its thin slate with spammy apps like Sony Select, PlayNow, Wi-Fi Checker, Garage and SocialLife, which can all be sent straight to the bin - but that won't free up much
The Xperia Tablet Z is easily the best tablet that Sony has made to date, and could pinch the crown for best Android tablet thanks to its gorgeous display, super-thin design and ultra light weight. Unfortunately, it's let down by its tinny speakers and...
Abstract: A super-thin tablet, but too expensive to replace the Nexus 10 in our affectionsRating: 4Average: 4 (1 vote) Full-sized Android tablets have been thin on the ground of late, with manufacturers concentrating instead on shoving out cheap, compact tablets...
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Published: 2013-06-05, Author: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
A super-thin tablet, but too expensive to replace the Nexus 10 in our affections...
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Published: 2013-05-31, Author: Dave , review by: wired.co.uk
Fast processor, excellent screen, very slim and light, water and dust resistant, quality cameras
Camera has no flash
The Sony Xperia Tablet Z is a top-quality tablet at price that's reasonable, if not exactly a bargain. It's extremely thin and lightweight and has one of the best screens around, not to mention probably the best camera available on a tablet, even if it'...
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Published: 2013-05-30, Author: Stuart , review by: itproportal.com
Brilliant slim and light design, Excellent display, Powerful processor, Solid build, dust and water resistant
More expensive than the Nexus 10
In terms of its physical design, the Xperia Tablet Z is the best and most practical Android tablet I've ever looked at. It's light enough to take anywhere, and powerful enough to cope with almost anything you might throw at it. The screen, while not a wi...
Great LCD display; MicroSDXC support up to 64GB ; LTE (optional), NFC and USB OTG ; Waterproof; Sony has included some nice Android tweaks.
Display not as scratchproof as rivals; Widescreen format not entirely suited to productivity use; Water causes the touchscreen to register activity; Large bezel; Glossy finish is bad for outdoor use; Sharp edges can make the tablet uncomfortable to hold
Sony has nailed it with the redesigned tablet. The performance and features are worth the iPad-equivalent pricing. However, we just can't help feel that the Tablet Z isn't going to be as widely adopted as it should be....
Published: 2013-05-30, Author: Alex , review by: whatmobile.net
Abstract: By Alex Walls on 14:29, 30 May 2013 in VideoWe’re currently testing out the Xperia Z tablet here at What Mobile.The 10.1 inch device is really the tablet version of Sony’s flagship, the Xperia Z (check out our – text – review here ) and it certainly lives...
