Asus PadFone X

usability, performance, design, size, battery

reliability, reception

74% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

5" Super IPS+ display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels ; Android 4.4.2 KitKat with Asus Zen UI out of the box ; 2.3GHz quad-core CPU; Adreno 330 GPU; Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 SoC; 2GB RAM ; 13MP PixelMaster camera with 4K video recording and LED...

Not the best looking handset around ; Rather late to hit the market (six months after the product announcement) ; No IR blaster ; Tablet has huge bezels ; Heavy in tablet mode

The Asus PadFone X is one of the best-rounded high-end propositions available in the Android realm at the moment. It skillfully blends a powerful chipset, a good display, and a capable camera into a solidly built package, thus offering a mighty good...

Good display quality on both the phone and tablet ; Ample horsepower ; On-contract price is just right

Switching between phone and tablet modes can be awkward ; Uninspired, clunky design ; Speaker quality leaves much to be desired

ASUS' Padfone X promises seamless switching between phone and tablet modes, but the company's execution doesn't live up to expectations. While some might like the curious combo for its low price tag, most people would be better served by two separate...

Tablet dock included in base price. Nice full-HD display on phone and tablet. Good overall performance. Quick and easy transition from phone to tablet.

Unexciting smartphone design, and clunky as a tablet. Performance lag in tablet mode.

You get a smartphone & tablet combo for $200 on-contract ; Display produces some of the most accurate colors ; Processor might be “old”, but it’s still delivers a peppy performance ; Fast snapping camera that takes good looking photos

Design of both the smartphone and tablet is uninspiring ; Camera photos lack detail ; Call quality is a bit on the challenging side ; 4K video recording quality is very choppy

2-in-1 devices are undoubtedly useful, seeing that it eliminates the need to purchase two different things. As a phone, the Asus PadFone X can’t stack up against the sluggers in the space at the moment, it just can’t. Furthermore, this combinational...

The PadFone X is finally here, and it may just be the best bang for your buck on the market today. It’s finally here. After what seems like an eternity of waiting with baited breath, the Asus PadFone X has finally arrived on AT&T shelves and, in large...

Unbeatable value for a phone/tablet combo ; Powerful specs ; Camera low-light performance is impressive

Unremarkable smartphone and cumbersome, heavy tablet ; Unpolished software inferior to stock Android ; Continuous usage impossible with many apps ; Smartphone battery life not the best

The PadFone X isn’t the world’s most attractive smartphone … or tablet. It’s cumbersome, it’s bulky, and whether it offers enough convenience to overcome these setbacks is an open question. In today’s cloud-oriented mobile world, the average person...

El ; tiene un procesador de cuatro núcleos, una poderosa cámara de 13 megapixeles y un soporte que le permite convertirse en tableta de 9 pulgadas y que también funciona como cargador.

Al estar juntos, el PadFone X tiene un diseño grueso y su cámara trasera pierde algunas de sus funciones. El dispositivo también viene con un montón de aplicaciones innecesarias y no cuenta con una batería removible.

A pesar de que tiene las especificaciones del año pasado, el PadFone X junta dos dispositivos móviles en una sola forma de manera económica.