NVIDIA Shield Tablet LTE Reviews

The new tablet from NVIDIA offers tremendous performance, great hardware equipment, support for fast LTE data and a nice price.

NVIDIA in early September launched a new NVIDIA Shield Tablet, which offers a high performance hardware at an affordable price. The NVIDIA Gaming Tablet can be relatively quickly turn into a gaming console, which you can play to be such most of high end graphics games.

The NVIDIA Shield Tablet WiFi version with 16GB storage sells for a suggested retail price Rs. 29,460, it’s also available with 32GB versions support GSM, 3G and 4G LTE networks, which sell for Rs. 34,840. These are very reasonable compared with similarly equipped tablets. NVIDIA Shield is powered by a powerful NVIDIA Tegra K1 with 2.2 GHz quad-core processor, which complements the 192 Kepler graphics accelerator.

NVIDIA Shield tablet gets a whole new dimension to mobile gaming, especially if you buy Shield with its Wireless Controller remote. With these games are becoming more enjoyable. At this point it is compatible with hundreds of games and other rapidly growing.

Box Contents:

The nvidia shield tablet Box, you can get only the stylus pen, charger with plug, USB-microUSB cable and a quick start guide. Even that the tablet has miniHDMI output, but come with HDMI cord. You can buy a protective cover with magnetic mount, which can also be used as a stand or wireless controller, which perfectly suited for gaming.

NVIDIA Shield Console:

If you want to play a serious game on the tablet, We strongly suggest to buy a wireless controller. It is made of matte plastic and the grip is also very nice. Weight is slightly higher 544 grams, but playing it is not a problem. It’s not connected with tablet via Bluetooth, because of the lowest latency, the choice fell on the Wi-Fi Direct. At the top there are two analog joysticks, D-pad, buttons A, B, X & Y and double-button volume control.

Above the small triangle is a small touchpad with a button that can be used to control the cursor on the tablet. The sensitivity of the touchpad is excellent and the control tablet through it is easy to get used to. The upper part has green and black button color NVIDIA logo, which is used to turn the gamepad and paired with the tablet. When you press the trigger, which features all optimized titles for Shield Tablet.

In the vicinity of the NVIDIA Remote similar as an Android system button like Back, Home or Start. These keys are also used for video recording, creating screenshots and streaming your playing via Twitch service.

On the front Remote has the microphones for voice control or chat while playing, microUSB connector for charging and a 3.5mm jack for headphones. Gamepad lasted about 2.5 weeks on a single charge, which is very decent. Latest elements of the controller are a combination of two triggers and buttons that you use just for playing games. Control is almost nothing to criticize, perhaps just the absence of a vibration for a better experience while playing.

The overall weight of the NVIDIA Shield tablet is 390 grams, 544 grams gamepad and a cover 68 grams. Thus, the whole set weighs 1002 grams.

Pros:

• Good performance of hardware
• Fast operating system
• Low price
• Stylus pen for more comfort
• Loudspeakers
• Game Stream services and GRID
• Wireless controller for better gaming
• 4G LTE support

Cons:

• Medium quality photos and videos
• Little higher weight
• Battery life is average
• Display not match for outdoor
• Intermittent problems with stability

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