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Oktober 2016
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The Transformer Pro 3 is setting itself up to be a mighty competitor to the Surface Pro 4, not because Asus does anything different than Microsoft, but because it does the same for less money. It's really hard to fault a tablet for giving you a more reaso...
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Publicerad: 2016-10-14, Författare: Mike , testad av: pocket-lint.com
High specification makes for great performance, solid keyboard and stylus experience (both included)
Poor battery life simply can't compete, reflective screen quality is annoying, soft paint job scuffs easily
The Asus Transformer 3 Pro houses all the power you could want from a pro-spec 2-in-1 machine at this price point. Which, on paper, is all well and good.The reality, however, is somewhat different: the Transformer 3 Pro is the victim of its own power, del...
Fantastic display, Impeccable design, Keyboard included
Short battery life
It's unfortunate the Transformer 3 Pro can't match the Surface Pro 4's battery life. If it had just a bit more stamina, Asus would have given Microsoft real cause for concern. However, as much as the Transformer 3 Pro looks the part of a high-end hybrid...
Publicerad: 2016-10-06, Författare: Woldemar , testad av: wovow.org
We are facing a convertible 2 in 1 computer that has nothing to envy the most powerful devices. The Asus Transformer 3 Pro incorporates a quality screen, an internal hardware governed by sixth-generation Intel processors and 16 GB of RAM and even a number...
Well built and good looking; great screen with a widegamut panel; good Keyboard Folio; solid specs; Thunderbolt 3 port; more affordable than the competition
low screen brightness; defective trackpad on this unit; not the best speakers; the fan is quite aggressive; potential throttling in demanding loads; short battery life
If you're in the market for the kind of hybrid the Asus Transformer 3 Pro represents, then you should have this one on your list. It offers a screen you won't find elsewhere, pen support, solid specs and a Thunderbolt 3 port, all tucked inside a well made...
Publicerad: 2016-06-06, Författare: Matt , testad av: techradar.com
Cheaper than Surface Pro 4 Core i5, Looks and feels like a quality tablet PC, A bit thinner than Microsoft 2, in, 1
No even cheaper Core, M3 model, Will it be as reliable?
Asus Transformer 3 Pro is a competitor that takes almost all of its cues from the Microsoft Surface Pro 4. It offers more bites for your buck, with faster specs as its entry-level price, making it an attractive offer...
High specification makes for great performance, Solid keyboard and stylus experience (both included)
Poor battery life simply can't compete, Reflective screen quality is annoying, Soft paint job scuffs easily
The Asus Transformer 3 Pro houses all the power you could want from a pro-spec 2-in-1 machine at this price point. Which, on paper, is all well and good.The reality, however, is somewhat different: the Transformer 3 Pro is the victim of its own power, del...
Poor battery life, Chassis feels vulnerable to scratches, Mediocre touchpad
Asus Transformer 3 Pro – Camera and Audio I've never been a fan of taking photos on a tablet. The awkward dimensions make capturing photos and shooting video a cumbersome exercise, and most have poor sensors that don't even match those of tiny smartphones...
