Acer Iconia Tab A110

Runs Android 4.1. Micro HDMI out and microSD slot.

Low-quality screen. Clunky design. Relatively expensive. Disappointing battery life.

Conclusions Were it not for the subpar screen and battery life, the Acer Iconia Tab A110 would have made an interesting alternative to the Nexus 7, as many people have complained about the lack of microSD expansion and micro HDMI out capability....

The Acer Iconia Tab A110 doesn't stand up to the obvious competition from the Nexus 7, let down by a chunky design and low-grade screen. It's more expensive than Google's tablet, with less storage, so unless you need a microSD card slot or micro HDMI...

All this means the A110 should be a fine tablet for games and movies, but the screen lets it down. Normally, we wouldn't be complaining too much about the 600x1,024 resolution. This is lower than the 800x1,280 of the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD's...

It’s not possible to judge the A110, or any other seven inch tablet, without comparing it to the Nexus 7. A year ago we’d have probably classed this as one of the better budget tablets. But the game has changed and we now have higher expectations of...

Verizon 4G LTE network is incredibly fast, 32GB microSD card included, Integrated kickstand works in portrait and landscape

Battery life is among the worst we�ve ever seen, No 4G LTE power toggle option, Kickstand in landscape orientation blocks microUSB port

Reasonable performance ; Latest Android (4.1 “Jelly Bean”) comes preinstalled ; Strong connectivity and storage-expansion options

Relatively low-resolution screen ; Short battery life

The Iconia Tab A110, with its respectable complement of connectivity and storage options, has a lot to offer, but it comes up short in several key areas, namely screen resolution and battery life. Granted, it outshines the Google Nexus 7 in expansion...

The Acer Iconia A110 arrived on the scene a little bit late, everything you do with the Iconia you think about using the Nexus instead. I think the design and the hardware really put me off. the fact it was released after the Nexus 7 and cost more than...

Over the next few weeks I will be testing out the A110 and we’ll bring the full review soon. If you want anything testing out then leave a comment below and I’ll see what I can do.