Acer Iconia Tab A210

“The Acer Iconia A210 is one of the best budget 10-inch tablets available. If it wasn't for the very average battery life, we'd be having a major fling with the A210 because it has both flexibility and an Acer-made polish to its user interface that we really enjoyed using.Granted, it's all about functionality and value, not flashy features and design. It's almost a third thicker than the iPad, though uses that girth well, the inclusion of a USB 2.0 slot makes casual file-swapping easy while also allowing keyboards to be wired-up.”

“The Acer Iconia Tab A210 is a partly-successful attempt at a low-cost Android tablet. It avoids the most serious pitfalls of early lower-cost Android tablets, but its pricing isn't aggressive enough to compete with the stars of the quickly developing budget market. The screen isn't great, the design won't get many excited and battery life is poor.”

“The Acer Iconia Tab A210 is an affordable 10-inch tablet, carrying a price of $350. It has one key advantage that will appeal not just to geeks, but all users - a full-sized USB 2.0 port that allows you to hook up a flash dongle, a keyboard or a mouse. Practical and versatile.”

“All in all, match days feel like a curiously hands-off, slightly randomised experience. Perhaps that reflects the essentially powerless nature of football management, but it left me questioning the worth of my tinkering in the areas that I could control.Another year, another opportunity missed to give us what most Football Manager fans really want - a version of the great game that shares more of its DNA with the desktop versions.Improvements have been made in Football Manager Handheld 2015, but they feel like mowing the pitch and slapping a coat of paint on the changing room doors when the team's ageing engine room needs replacing.”