Asus I7-7500U/8Gb/256SSD/W40/12.6"

Battery life and the performance of the solid-state drive both leave room for improvement, but the Transformer Pro T304UA is still an attractive option for business travellers. Its lightweight, sturdy design is certainly well suited to life on the road, and while it's not a high-end performer it can...

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  Sturdy aluminium casing, Bright, attractive display, Keyboard and stylus included, Just 13mm thick (with keyboard)

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  Tablet section weighs 800g, Battery life could be better, No user upgrades

“The Asus Transformer Pro T304 uses price and connectivity to bring more value than the Surface Pro.”

Design The Asus Transformer Pro 3 is the latest two-in-one that hops onto the convertible bandwagon and bears a form factor and design that is almost a dead ringer for the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 albeit with a significant number of refinements to the design.

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  Excellent build quality, good speakers, impressively specced, Thunderbolt 3 support

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  Middling battery life, pretty loud fan, Asus Pen stylus somewhat fiddly still

Great design and solid performance make for a promising 2-in-1, but battery life and performance are off the pace

Asus hasn’t taken a step beyond what you already get in the market. Rather, it’s providing almost the same at a cheaper price point.

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  Good looks, Flawless day to day to performance, Beautiful 3K display

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  Battery life could have been better, Steep pricing

Microsoft’s 2015 Surface Pro 4 was the ultimate tablet-come-laptop. Offering advanced stylus support, plus a nifty new keyboard cover that was actually comfortable to type on, the Surface Pro 4 remains one of the most flexible laptop replacements on the market.

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  Great screen, Good performance, Quality stylus

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  Poor battery life, Chassis feels vulnerable to scratches, Mediocre touchpad

: Asus’ Transformer 3 Pro is a top notch ultraportable, but is it any better than the Surface Pro 4?

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  Fantastic display, Impeccable design, Keyboard included

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  Short battery life

The Transformer Book Pro T304 is super great. I was able to get my hands on one and this thing is really cool. Some people say the whole 2 in 1 laptop thing is a gimmick and a dying technology but I personally think they are some of the best devices out there. So lightweight and so portable.

not very satisfied, it started to peel after a couple months.

The item described was a laptop, with a pen and keyboard Intel Core i7 and the item delivered was a tablet cover. My daughter was in tears. Try a retail shop next time.

Probably a great case but unfortunately for me it isn't for the right tablet. This was the third result when I search "Asus memo pad 7 case" and when I searched this on other devices it was always within the top 5 results.

I waited a while to grab this. It looked like a great product. I finally got it, the cover itself is nice. Feels nice and of coarse it fits well. However, when testing it out on my flight using the tri-fold to help prop the tablet up, it would not hold or stay.

Spend the money, buy the ASUS brand cover. Why? You can flip the cover back, and it doesn't get in the way when you put the Tablet in any kind of holder, car mount, or tripod mount. Try that with any 3rd party cover and it will be 1/2"-2" too wide and it won't fit.

I guess the Asus Memo Pad 8 will be a tablet with a confidential distribution and therefore not a lot of accessories are available. I saw two others for around $10-$15 but this one is definitely what should be bought.