Toshiba Excite 10 AT300

usability, price, performance, durability

portability, design, screen

90% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Very bright display, High performance, Good speakers with settings, Long battery runtime, The performance of the Nvidia Tegra 3 is always sufficient and the temperature development of the tablet is very balanced

Weak camera, High weight, Limited scope of delivery, The main camera with its 3.0 MP is a bit meager as well as the scope of delivery. There would be enough space in the box for more accessories

Verizon 4G LTE network is incredibly fast, 32GB microSD card included, Integrated kickstand works in portrait and landscape

Battery life is among the worst we�ve ever seen, No 4G LTE power toggle option, Kickstand in landscape orientation blocks microUSB port

Price, Easy to use, Sounds good through headphones

Cheap-feeling and flimsy build quality, Built-in speakers do not sound great, So-so video playback

For the money, a decent tablet for a first-timer, but it's certainly no all-rounder

Quad core power ; Native Android ; Full size SD card reader

Reflective display ; Poor camera quality ; Chunky connector

Great price ; Native Android ; Quad-core power ; Slim chassis

Poor camera ; Average display ; Chunky connector ; No Android Jelly Bean

The Toshiba AT300 is the successor to the world's skinniest 10-inch tablet, the Toshiba AT200. And while there are an extra few millimetres on the waistline, you're getting a much more complete tablet experience and a far healthier processor, courtesy...

Stylish, good battery life, nice to use, minimal customisations by Toshiba

Not great for media playback - Samsung rules here, still arguably too expensive

Toshiba is doing it. It's taken a year, but the firm is slowly pushing out tablets we'd be happy to recommend. The AT300 is nearly there, the battery life is good, it looks nice, it's well-built. As a tablet that competes with the likes of Apple and...

And that pretty much sums up the AT300 – it's good at everything it does, with no major flaws to hold it back and great price in its favour. It won't set the world alight, but it'll prove a sound purchase all the same.

Quad-core processor, responsive, sizeable touch-screen, decent storage

Hard to see in sunlight, equally powerful Nexus 7 is far cheaper

The tablet market is remarkably full – but the Toshiba AT300 does boast quad-core power and a really responsive 10.1-inch touchscreen. It’s a good choice for apps and games fans. The display is not as bright as that on rivals such as the Apple iPad,...