Archos Gen10 XS

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Clever Coverboard design with magnetic kickstand is neat and convenient, it's quite thin, comes with useful full version productivity and media apps, offers pretty much a pure Android experience, offers an improved battery life over its predecessor the G9...

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Display is really disappointing, not the fastest tablet around, some wont like that there is no rearfacing camera, at about 6 hours with use – battery life could still be better

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Last revision on September 29, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Clever Coverboard design with magnetic kickstand is neat and convenient, it's quite thin, comes with useful full version productivity and media apps, offers pretty much a pure Android experience, offers an improved battery life over its predecessor the G9

Reviewers Didn't Like

Display is really disappointing, not the fastest tablet around, some wont like that there is no rearfacing camera, at about 6 hours with use – battery life could still be better

Expert reviews and ratings

Overall, although not quite a premium product, the design of the ARCHOS Gen10 XS is pretty nice and its performance will suffice for most users. Android purists will appreciate that ARCHOS hasn't mucked around with the Android 4.0 user interface....

By Chip Chick on November 09, 2012

I’m trrrying to writne this review onthe very Archos Gen10 XS tABLET this review is supposed tyo be about, and it’s tough (as u can see). I have to admire Archos for trying something diffrrent with the Gen10, which comes with a “lid” for the tablet...

By mashable.com on August 22, 2012

No. For $400 you could get two Nexus 7s and youll have a much, much better time. Even if you really, really want a keyboard, this integrated solution is just cumbersome and awkward. Youd be better off getting a tablet that performs well and buying a...

By Gizmodo on August 22, 2012

Archos G10 XS è uno dei primi Tablet che senza costi aggiuntivi si può trasformare praticamente in un netbook. Non è infatti il primo dispositivo da 10 pollici ad avere come accessorio una tastiera fisica tuttavia in questo caso la si ha già in...

By tuttoandroid.net on July 17, 2012