Vodafone Smart Tab 2
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It's impossible to recommend the Vodafone Smart Tab II given the excellent competition at the same price. The poor video and gaming experience leaves it only as a slightly bigger device than your undoubtedly more powerful smartphone for emails and...
By tech.uk.msn.com onOver the course of the 24 month contract you'll spend £696 on this tablet, which it most definitely isn't worth – if you're happy to spend that kind of money pick up an iPad mini or a 3G enabled Nexus 7.
By TechRadar onRatings in depth Inoffensive. If this was a one word review, that's how we would describe the Vodafone Smart Tab 2. Which, in today's increasingly over-crowded multi-tablet market, isn't a bad description to carry. We can't imagine the marketing...
By TechRadar onIt wasn’t so long ago that the mention of a tablet would refer to a medication. Now entertainment and browsing are more likely to be related...
By GadgetSpeak onThe Vodafone Smart II isn't bad as such, but it's certainly a disappointment. The screen in particular is a letdown, partly for its relatively low resolution but mostly for its lack of sensitivity. The underpowered processor is a bit of a pain too....
By Wired UK onIn the home, the Vodafone Smart Tab 2 just can’t compete with the Google Nexus 7. They look and feel identical, but the hardware and software inside Asus’ slate are bang up to date - and where Lenovo cut corners instead.But what it does offer is 3G...
By gadgetshow.channel5.com onBy last year's standards this wouldn't be a bad budget tablet. It's reasonably well built, runs a decent OS, and doesn't have an awful or badly unresponsive screen. By this year's standards, however, it's only worth a look if you must have built-in 3G...
By IT Pro Portal onThe Vodafone Smart Tab II may look like the Nexus 7, but that’s where the similarities end – it has too many flaws to be overlooked in a market that is brimming with decent seven-inch tablets. Vodafone Smart Tab II...
By 3G UK onIn many ways the Tab II 7 is last year's tech, but it is still perfectly capable of doing most of the things that most of us use our tablets for most of the time. And for under £150, you can't ask for much more. The key feature for me is that unlocked...
By theregister.co.uk onTablets have come a long way since they first appeared. No-one can argue that the iPad has played a massive part and every other manufacturer is now trying to play catchup. With competition comes innovation and that has helped to bring screen sizes...
By CoolSmartphone on