Asus - ME572 - Intel Moorefield - 16GB - Black

I really like my first tablet. It is as good as the new Samsung's. The price was great. It's true quality. The picture is great. Top notch all the way around.

This tablet has proven to be zippy, fluid and stylish! I call it my Nexus 7 3.0... Does everything I need it to do and it even fits into my back pocket. Sleek and unique, and fully capable! This tablets memory can be expanded to accommodate 32 extra Gigabits which is fantastic... I only wish the microSD slot had a cover as the SD card is always exposed so you'll have to be mindful of how you handle the tablet around the card slot. Great Machine None The Less!

The screen quality is amazing. The look and feel is great. It is also very quick. Asus keeps it up to date with new features like a dual apps feature.

I bought the ASUS ME572C tablet for my fiancee` for Christmas. She really wanted a Samsung Tab 4, but it was out of my price range in the 16GB version. I also didn't want another Samsung (we already have an S3 and a Note 2), so I convinced her to be OK with me getting the ASUS. I am glad I did because she loves the ASUS, even after she got to mess around with her step-brother's Tab 4. First, the screen on this tablet is fantastic. 1920 x 1200 (HD 16:10) is an incredible resolution in this price range (Lenovo S8 is the only other one). The processor in this is quite snappy, and we have yet to see any slow load times. The processor is one of Intel's newest offerings released in Q4 2014, so it should be future proofed for quite awhile. The reason I pushed for the ASUS was build quality, OS, and specs. The build quality makes this tablet look and feel like a premium piece of hardware. By far the best build quality of all the tablets I picked up (Samsung, Lenovo, Acer, ASUS MeMo, etc). ASUS's Zen OS is one of the more lightly-skinned Android OS's you can get. It is as close to a Nexus 7" device as you can get without buying the 2013 Nexus 7. I originally bought the Lenovo S8, but I returned it because of the OS. The lack of a launcher, and other Lenovo tweaks made it less desirable to me because I was giving it to my computer novice fiancee`. Also, both of us currently have Galaxy devices, so we are very familiar with Touch Wiz and its shortcomings/issues. As far as specs go the ASUS lands on top. The Lenovo S8 is right there with it, albeit with a marginally slower processor. The ASUS has a better screen (1920 x 1200), faster processor (1.8GHz Intel Moorefield Quad Core), more RAM (2GB), and higher build quality than all of its closest competitors. Also, to the people that complain about the large vertical bezels around the screen - not a big deal at all. I hate bezels, but these serve a purpose. They give you plenty of area to hold onto the tablet without constantly fat-fingering the screen. tl:dr Get the ASUS ME572C, you won't regret it.

I used to have the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, but then traded it in for this. This tablet is cheaper, lighter, thinner, faster and has more storage than my Samsung tablet had. The only downside I've seen so far is that it's harder to find accessories, but it certainly isn't impossible. That aside, this is a fantastic tablet.

I had wanted to pick up a tablet for general purposes. I did have a few specific features in mind. I decided the 7 inch form factor would serve my specific needs best. Given the tendency for apps to grow ever more memory hungry, I wanted the device to have 2GB of main memory. That reduced the possible choices considerably. I also wanted a high resolution display to make the smallish screen easier on the eyes. And a snappy processor so games, apps and videos loaded and ran smoothly. And a price under $200.00. After considerable research, this Asus ME-572 was the best fit that I could find. The ME-572 ships with 2GB of RAM and the new Moorefield Intel Atom Z3560 quad core 64 bit processor. This gives it more than enough horsepower for any app you can throw at it. I've heard that some games written for the more common ARM processors can be problematic, although I haven't had any issues with any apps. The tablet has a 7” 1900×1200 IPS screen powered by a PowerVR G6430 graphics processor, the same one used in the iPad mini with Retina Display and iPhone 5s. The final factor was that Best Buy had the unit for $30-$90 less than any other source I could find. If you're looking for a smaller tablet with smoking performance that won't break the bank, you won't find much better than the ASUS ME-572.

This thing is fast and looks beautiful. You can run multiple apps easily and it has a great battery life. The price is very good for a tablet like this...the size and processor. It cleans easily and fits into just about any universal case. You can add extra storage through a micro SD card, which I recommend. I use it with my son for helping him with school work and the Google voice works wonders. Great overall tablet in terms of price, specs, size, quality and durability. Great for games and Internet....watching movies or television shows is a pleasure.

I bought this tablet as a replacement for my broken nexus 7 2nd gen. It has everything the Nexus 7 had plus much more and a great price. The micro SD card slot makes storage upgrades super cheap!! This tablet ROCKS!!! I love it and at $161 NOTHING comes close. 2gb RAM means you can run whatever you want with no lag. The Intel atom processor blows out the old snapdragon processor from the Nexus. Was away cheaper than than the Nexus 6 or 9, cleaner interface than the Samsung's, and the boost feature clears up memory much faster than regular task killers. Asus has done it again! It might not be Shiny white but it performs beyond expectations! Go buy one!