I've been using my Dell Venue 10 7000 for about a week now and I actually like it. At nearly 2.5lb with the keyboard, it's rather heavy for it's size. The keyboard is plastic, but the tablet itself feels like a solid piece of aluminum or something. So I can understand the weight. It's solid! And yeah, it's a bit pricey, but we all know Dell has coupons to bring it down a bit.
Otherwise, love the OLED display. Once you go to an OLED screen, you'll never be able to use a normal LCD/IPS/TFT display again. The resolution, clarity, contrast, black levels, brightness, all amazing. Speakers, seriously... LOUD. Almost expect to have some bass, but then you have to remember it is a tablet. No bass here.
It's close to stock android, so things are pretty darn smooth. Virtually no lag, and what little was there, was resolved by changing the background. It moves around with the display, kind of a 3D effect. Nifty, but a tad buggy. So really digging the light OS. What little bloat is installed can mostly be removed too, that helps.
Other minor issue is lack of adjustment for touchpad, so no palmrest rejection. I've gotten used to not resting on the palmrest. Working great as I'm obviously typing this on the keyboard. Speaking of which, works very well for being on the small and compact side of things.
Was also concerned about battery life, but it's held up surprisingly well. Unless you start doing something that really pushes the CPU like a high-end 3D game. Otherwise its easily lasting 2-3 days with light to moderate use. Keeping in mind I don't use it all day like my phone. Still wish the battery were bigger for heavy use days... hasn't been an issue yet though.
But yeah, pretty happy with it. Not perfect. Although after having owned a LOT of tablets, nothing is. So it'll do.
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