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Published: 2012-10-22, Author: Alex , review by: recombu.com
Lightweight, Great battery life, Padfone concept works well
Disappointing camera, No removable storage
Compared the original Padfone, the Padfone 2 is far more usable, prettier, significantly more powerful and more affordable device. Asus have clearly spent care and time over the design refinements, not to mention instilled it with some of the most powerfu...
Thinner and lighter than predecessor, Significantly upgraded internals, 13-megapixel camera
Not compatible with original Padfone dock, Padfone Station screen resolution, No word on AU release or price
The ASUS Padfone 2 is thinner, lighter and faster than the original Padfone and has significantly upgraded internals. There's no word yet on an Australian release date or pricing, so watch this space...
Crisp, clear screen, Snappy performance, Quick and easy docking, Can charge phone from tablet, Relatively uncorrupted Android
Proprietary micro USB charger, Lowres tablet screen, Poor quality tablet feel, High cost
Buying guide 20 best mobile phones in the world today With the Padfone 2, Asus has created a compelling smartphone-tablet hybrid, though it's something of an uneven partnership. It's a fine top-end smartphone married to a mediocre tablet experience, and a...
Abstract: With the Asus PadFone 2, the concept is even more ergonomic than the Atrix. It's a fine Android phone with a 4in screen that's also the slide-in engine for a slick tablet. Not so long ago, the idea of a tablet supplanting the need for a laptop was nascent...
Abstract: Asus are a company that I think of for computers and motherboards. So when the opportunity to look at a mobile phone from them it seems an interesting option. The name puzzled me for a moment until I related the ‘Pad’ part to a tablet....
One data plan for two devices, No syncing, Clean OS
Below-par average and sound, Doesn't feel ‘premium', Performance issues
As we said, battery life is a big plus when considering the Padfone 2. The duo give around two days of normal use watching movies, playing Android games, messaging and making calls. In fact, if the Padfone 2 were cheaper we'd be much more enamoured of ...
Published: 2013-06-17, Author: Dave , review by: wired.co.uk
Good display, fast processor, quality camera, bonus tablet!
Not the latest Android, combination's heavy for a tablet, no memory expansion, proprietary charging port on tablet
As a combi deal with a high-end smartphone and matching tablet the Asus Padfone 2 is more than a gimmick -- it's a pretty good deal. The phone's spec may not quite match the very best, but the differences are minimal, and hey, you're getting a good-qual...
Abstract: If you've got some spare cash burning a hole in your pocket and you can't decide whether you want a new phone or a tablet, the Asus Padfone 2 might come to your rescue. It's both. The phone is a fully fledged handset, self-contained and able to work on it...
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Published: 2013-04-23, Author: Stuart , review by: itproportal.com
Effective slot, in design, Great performance & decent battery life, Good screen and cameras on the phone
Not as good as other phone/tablet combos, Low, res screen on tablet, No SD card slot
The Padfone 2 is a great idea, and one that's mostly well-executed. There are definite advantages to having phone and tablet share a single set of apps and the same storage space, and – in theory – it makes sense not to double up on processing power, sto...
The PadFone is such a good idea you wonder why nobody thought of it before. Despite the lack of storage expansion, the benefits of having a phone with an optional ten-inch screen and a reserve battery are obvious, while the handset itself is every bit as...
