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Question: Will the dock (keyboard) for my ASUS TF700 work on the TF 701?
Document: I don&#8217;t feel like gambling $125. I have the dock for my TF700 and it has never had a problem. If I feel the need for a dock I&#8217;ll take the 700 out of mothballs at least until the 701 dock&#8217;s build quality is fixed.
I have the TF700 and was unhappy with the speed, response time and lag with video on the web so I bought the TF701 and I am enjoying the difference. The speed is great and the things that bugged me about the 700 are not there with the 701. I did not buy the keyboard as I have a bluetooth keyboard that works just as well, if not better!So if you are thinking about a tablet with stunning resolution the TF701 is definitely worth buying.
I bought this tablet to replace my TF700 which I sold to a great friend. I really liked the TF700 with the keyboard and the keyboard is the whole reason I bought this tablet over the Samsung.With all the issues of the TF701 keyboard and horribly negative reviews of the connector I have not purchased one. Kinda hard to justify dropping $150 more on a product I'm not sure will work.
TF700 PRIME USER.Seems that ASUS should stick to making parts rather than units. One year of dealing with Customer Support, E-MAILS, E-MAILS, YOU TUBE VIDEOS and 3 replacements from them they want to offer a RT unit to satisfy what I am seeking. I am seeking to have a piece of equipment I paid good money for ($700.00 with docking) to work. I offered to PAY additional amount to UPGRADE to a new windows unit.
This is the third ASUS tablet that I have purchased. I also own the tf101 and tf700. I purchased this tablet because I cracked the screen on my 700. My first disappointment was that ASUS has again chosen not to make the keyboard from its previous tablets compatible with the 701. I already have two keyboards for the 100 and 700 series tablets, and I do not want to buy yet another keyboard for this one.
I am a fan of Jellybean 4.2.2 which this tablet came with and I see no reason to upgrade. I bought the keyboard/dock at the same time and they work fantastic together giving me more of a laptop experince. The tablet is fast and responsive with a gorgeous display. The stock browser is good but I disabled it and put Boat Browser on. If you want greater control of your apps, you can pull the Task Manager widget over. It's very handy.
I really love the new Transformer! The battery life is a major improvement over  my old Transformer, and I don't need the docking station as much as before. The on-screen keyboard has much better feedback on a key click, making it easier to use, and the new previous apps button is very nice. All my old apps work just fine making the transition very smooth. If you like ASUS, you will love this tablet.
Don't make the same mistake I made - I am now out over 500 (because, yes - I did also buy the keyboard dock) and have decided that it is time to buy a brand that stands behind it's products. ASUS clearly does not.
However, they aren't really accessories I want as much as the ASUS keyboard. For general compatibility, the TF701 is great, especially with the dock. Full size SD card from your digital camera? Pop it in the dock. USB keyboard? Plug it in! USB 3.0 external hard drive? Plug it in already! Wanna play some emulator games with a PS3 gamepad? No problem with the $3 SixAxis app. Good luck doing these things on an iPad.
I had the previous generation ASUS TF700T and wanted to love it, but it had become seriously unresponsive over time. I purchased the TF701T hoping those problems would go away, and they have! The TF701T is incredibly responsive, the display is really sharp, and overall the device just feels great.This has got to be the best Android Tablet on the market today (or at least close). I highly recommend it.I use this with the keyboard dock and I find that I rarely need my PC anymore.
Answer: No. It would be nice,  but no they are not compatible.