Testseek.com have collected 123 expert reviews of the Asus Transformer Book Trio TX201LA / TX201L and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Transformer Book Trio TX201LA / TX201L.
February 2014
(76%)
123 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Ability to quickly switch between Android & Windows 8.1, Three distinct configuration modes, Solid metallic casing, Armed with an array of ports
Expensive, Disappointing battery life with the tablet, Weak brightness output with the display, Larger and heavier than most fullsized tablets, No backlighting with the keyboard, Audio output is soft and weak
Before you go out thinking that this is the dream setup, you’ll want to know its pricing first. Considering that this is stuffed with hardware that’s akin to some high-end laptops, its price reflects that to the teeth, as the Asus Transformer Book Trio...
Compact and versatile, Great sound – Quad Stereo speakers (tablet and keyboard combined), Good battery life (combined), Quick change button from Android to Windows
No 3G/4G sim-card slot, Android Jellybean 4.2.2, Screen dim on full brightness, Screen too small for Windows Desktop, Track pad sloppy, Detached tablet is too big and form factor uncomfortable to hold
I was very much looking forward to receiving the Asus Transformer Book Trio and it is definitely an interesting device. I understand where Asus were trying to go with the Trio, but unfortunately I don't think they quite got there.I think the tablet is nic...
Combination of Android and Windows is intriguing; Built very well; Great screen;
Battery life could do with some work; Keyboard has a little too much travel; Trio concept for three computers in one is only relevant if you keep keyboard section on the desk; Shared files between Android and Windows can be a little complicated to setup a
While an intriguing concept, the Trio feels like a computer suffering an identity crisis, and it's just a little confusing why you'd want both Android and Windows in a laptop together, because you don't really need both in the same body.If you use Windows...
Abstract: While Asus has created countless Windows and Android devices, the Transformer Book Trio TX201LA is the first to unite the two platforms. Part-tablet, part-laptop, this 11.6in device teams an Atom-powered Android tablet with the body of a Haswell-equipped ...
Published: 2014-04-18, Author: Brian , review by: au.pcmag.com
Combines tablet convenience and laptop productivity, Has both Windows and Android capability, Decent performance in both operating systems
Expensive, Awkward union of tablet and laptop with hardware switching, Kludgy file sharing between laptop and tablet, Tablet portion occasionally failed to turn on during testing
The Asus Transformer Book Trio is an intriguing concept that weds an Android tablet and a Windows PC, but the ambitious 3-in-1 design falls short...
Abstract: The PC market has been on the wane for quite some time despite the industry's efforts to tempt consumers with convertible notebooks and Windows 8 tablets.The popularity of Android tablets and iPads in additon to longer upgrade cycles has played a part in ...
Separate Android tablet and Windows 8 PC units, Full HD screen
Felt sluggish during general use, Base has a hard drive rather than SSD
With the Transformer Book Trio, ASUS gives you a device that can be used as an Android tablet, a Windows laptop or desktop PC. It's a product that continues the company's fine traditional of innovation, but we don't think it's ready for the mainstream jus...
Published: 2014-03-01, Author: Daniel , review by: mobilesyrup.com
The Asus Transformer Book Trio includes Android as more than an afterthought, but it is certainly not the main attraction here. Rather, it's a value-add in a market where Android is increasingly commoditized, and presented...
