Dell Venue 10 7000

If you’re looking for just a tablet, without a keyboard, the Venue 10 alone is definitely one of the best. However, the iPad still has the best overall experience when it comes to tablets, so I would opt for an iPad Air 2. If you want Android...

Colorful and sharp screen ; Small but mighty speakers ; Stellar battery life

Keyboard accessory required ; Dodgy trackpad ; Limited memory

The Dell Venue 10 7000 is a great tablet that wants to get to work, but it's lacking in the memory department to deal with multitasking.

Sharp, vibrant display. Unique, well-executed design. Sleek keyboard accessory.

Overpriced. Some performance hiccups. Keyboard must be bought separately.

Camera and Conclusions The 8-megapixel "RealSense" camera appears unchanged from the Venue 8 7000 . That makes for rather lackluster still image quality and some gimmicky post-processing tricks. Things look fine in bright outdoor light, but that's...

Windows or Android options ; Wacom digitizer ; Performance

1080p display optional ; Keyboard not standard ; Plastic construction

Although the Dell Venue 10 and Venue 10 Pro are competitively priced for education budgets, these tablets come with features that beat the Venue 11 Pro. A more precise Wacom digitizer, lighter keyboard dock, and performance to match the business-class...

Innovative hinge; Detachable keyboard; Premium metal design; Colorful AMOLED display ; Below-average battery life; Dim screen; Android limits productivity; Weak performance; Gimmicky camera ; Dell's Venue 10 7000 tablet has the same good looks as its...

Below-average battery life; Dim screen; Android limits productivity; Weak performance; Gimmicky camera ; Dell's Venue 10 7000 tablet has the same good looks as its smaller sibling and offers a detachable keyboard, but its battery life and screen...

Dell's Venue 10 7000 tablet has the same good looks as its smaller sibling and offers a detachable keyboard, but its battery life and screen brightness don't measure up.

To be quite honest, I really question what the extra $100 over the Venue 8 is getting you. Obviously you do get a larger, sharper, and somewhat more accurate display, but you completely sacrifice ergonomics, portability, and trade your aluminum chassis...

The Dell Venue 10 7000 is a sleek tablet-hybrid with a sturdy Bluetooth keyboard. Performance is swift and smooth, and it runs on the Android Lollipop 5.0 operating system. It also features a stunningly sharp screen and nifty depth-sensing cameras.

It's a bit heavy and expensive. The small keyboard can feel cramped to type on.

The refined build quality and slick performance of the Dell Venue 10 7000 make it one of the finest Android tablet-hybrids around.

Design, battery life, Intel® RealSense™ Depth Camera an interesting feature.

Price is a bit on the expensive side for the fully upgraded version.

The Dell Venue 10 7000 is a great Android “laptop” solution, albeit a bit on the pricey side. Solid build, great battery life, and the optional keyboard make for a great 10.5″ Android tablet.

Design, battery life, Intel® RealSense™ Depth Camera an interesting feature

Price is a bit on the expensive side for the fully upgraded version