Testseek.com have collected 68 expert reviews of the LG G Pad 10.1 V700 / VK700 and the average rating is 72%. Scroll down and see all reviews for LG G Pad 10.1 V700 / VK700.
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68 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Infrared transmitter, Useful software features, Good Wi-Fi range, Very good battery life, Compact design
Storage only expandable by 32 GB, Sluggish SoC, Weak power supply, High black level, Low pixel density, Screen dims in permanent load, thus, not outdoor suitable, No ambient light sensor, Speakers' adverse position
Everyone who picks up LG's G Pad 10.1 for the first time will be surprised just how compact a 10-inch tablet can be. It is nice to hold and provides very good battery runtimes. Additionally, LG's software features are a real added value.Unfortunately, the...
Published: 2014-10-10, Author: Ian , review by: intomobile.com
Abstract: LG makes some of the flashiest Android devices out there, but the G Pad isn't one of them. That's not to say that the 10 inch tablet is ugly, but the soft-plastic shell design makes the G Pad look like every other mid-range Android tablet out there. The L...
Abstract: There are a slew of great mid-range tablets available, and LG is hoping to make a name for itself in this category with its latest range of tablets. LG followed up the somewhat popular G Pad 8.3 with a series of mid-range offerings in different sizes, and...
Very affordable. Flexible multitasking. Polished UI. Good battery life.
Middling display quality. Thick, boring design
The LG G Pad 10.1 is a basic large-screen Android tablet, but it matches competitors on features and performance while significantly undercutting them on price....
The affordable LG G Pads have slim designs, IR blasters for universal remote control, and microSD card slots. The revamped interface features a bevy of customization options and dual-window capabilities
Screen resolution is pixelated on the 10-inch model, touchscreen response is prone to lag, and performance is sluggish when running large apps and graphics-heavy games
Run-of-the-mill specs paired with sleek, minimalist designs make the LG G Pads attractive budget buys, but there's little to distinguish them from similarly performing slates in the same price range....
LG was going for an affordable, viable tablet and that's exactly what the G Pad is. It's not a pinnacle of tablet tech, nor will you be the envy of your friends. What you will be is someone that owns a reliable tablet, but didn't have to sell the farm to...
Bright screen with good viewing angles; Excellent battery; Can be upgraded with more storage over microSD;
Back feels overly rubberised and greasy; Screen is a mediocre 1280x800 screen in a world where Full HD has more or less become the standard; Nothing particularly standout about the tablet;
There's nothing wrong with LG's 10.1 inch G Pad, other than the fact that it really has nothing strong going for it.This isn't designed in the same image of the light and super-thin Ultra PC we saw earlier in the year, and it's not cut from the same mould...
Light but solid form-factor, Great battery life, Phone pairing works great,
Low resolution screen, Sluggish performance,
The LG G Pad 10.1 isn't a bad tablet, just an uninspiring one. It offers a little bit more than other tablets in its price range through phone pairing and the ability to run two apps at a time, but sluggish performance and a low resolution screen lessen ...
The LG G Pad 10.1 is high quality tablet with a range of features that offer an enjoyable user experience. The fact it is priced at just $399 makes it a very attractive product indeed.LG G Pad 10.1Price: $399Related StoriesLG to release curved 21:9 monito...
