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[Asus Transformer TF700] mike216:
Yes. If your not an XDA champ like us all, probably no.

The community did there magic once again they bailed asus out. ASUS should be kissing the community ass.

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Good point. There quality control is suspect. My tablet is rock solid. No flexing, no noises when trying to flex. Excellent materials. I do feel bad for some that have a bad experience. I'm thinking some bootleg builds made it out. Buy your tab from a respectable place like best buy!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Repeat after me:

All...

Android...

Phone...

And...

Tablet...

Junkies...

Should...

Download...

And...

Flash...

A...

New...

Custom...

ROM...

The end...
[Asus Transformer TF700] mike216:
You forgot phones also :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
There...

Fixed

Coming from the ground up
[Asus Transformer TF700] xorob0:
Since i installed cleanROM and clems kernel i'm very happy with my tab.

Envoyé depuis mon Galaxy Nexus avec Tapatalk
[Asus Transformer TF700] s.illes79:
since latest OTA(10.4.4.20) i'm quite happy
[Asus Transformer TF700] BTrack:
I'm very happy with mine even though it's still locked and I'm not running CleanRom.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
2.4 CleanROM here, no Clemsyn yet (trying 2.4 out for bit first to get some feel for the improvements in fluidity -- the Master himself asked for this ;) ) -- great tablet. Stock is less than impressive, but with some TLC, the 700 is a fiery monster. :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] Darnell_Chat_TN:
I'm very happy with this tablet. With its customized doc it is better than all the other Android tablets out there IMHO.

Asus has released several OTAs, showing they are continually involved in keeping this table up to date.
[Asus Transformer TF700] duaneleem:
Add me to the list of happy users. After unlocking, flashing cm10, very satisfied with this!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Snah001:
Bought mine end of september and got ota to ics immediately and 1 week later ota to jb.

Have no build problems ( very well build) and it was fast and fluid on stock and locked.

Unlocked and rooted after 5 weeks and flashed cleanrom.

Well from the first day I said it is the best device I bought since a long time and for me as business user it's replacing my laptop 90% of the time easily.

The dock and screen are excellent and it is the best choice I made in comparison to other tablets.

No Icrap because it is MY tablet and compared with other tablets it is without competition.

What you want more: Good build quality, very fast and fluid and smooth, excellent dock and screen, very good battery life when on travel (min 14 hrs).

Never thought it was that good :good::good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] dchawk81:
It could be better. I'm rooted and debloated but I'm not going to ROM it. I don't want to go down that same path as I did with my phone - too many problems, sleepless nights, headaches, and compromises. I'm done being a nerd.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bradslinux:
Hey! Hey!

Out of the box I was happy, I received a good build quality...no squeaky screen, the tab and dock where flawless. (lucky me :D).

I was later made much happier by unlocking, rooting, custom recovery and custom ROM......My flavour of choice was CleanROM. Still on 2.3 with Clemsysn's OC and bit depth mods. Also using the Data2SD (enhanced) mod. All of this took a good tablet experience and made it a LOT better.

Now if we could get Samsung's Quality Control to teach Asus how to build a device, and get Asus to teach Samsung how to develop for frequent updates. Match made in heaven. (I hope BOTH Sammysong and Assus are reading this).

CHEERS!

Brad
[Asus Transformer TF700] mr.wizard:
CleanRom 2.4+Clemsyn kernal=happiness
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
Stock, nonrooted. I'm perfectly happy with it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] kia1349:
no , i have two problems

1-i can not update camera firmware.it appear and failed on each rebooting time

2-i can not unlock bootloader.it failed with network issue.i get unknown network error
[Asus Transformer TF700] tupo05:
tf700 + dock rooted and unlocked running cleanrom 2.3: so far so good
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
Yes, I am happy with my tf700. I don't play games, and I mainly use it for taking notes, watching movies and web browsing. It certainly fulfills all of my requirements. It may not be the fastest tablet out there, but it also has its advantages. I am even on stock ROM, locked and not even rooted. The performance is getting better after every update from ASUS. Moreover, most of the people who complain about ASUS's quality control are in the US and Europe, whereas here in Asia, ASUS (quite ironically) has a very good reputation for quality product and customer service. My experience with ASUS' products has always been top-notch. I guess it is because ASUS, after all, is an Asian company (Taiwan to be exact) and thus it knows where the focus should be. Quite frankly, it should be the same situation with Apple in the US: Apple has the bragging right in almost everything in the US, Macbook is the #1 notebook in the US, iPhone is the #1 smartphone, etc... So I guess the main point here is that I would recommend this tablet to my Asian friends (and ASUS' products in general), while Apple's products are my recommendation to my friends in the US and EU.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Could your government be blocking the Asus servers?
[Asus Transformer TF700] kia1349:
no but i try update it via vpn and socks

But the problem is still there
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Is it possible to download the latest firmware from the Asus website?

The unlocker needs to connect to Asus so that your devices S\N can be added to a database.

So if that server is unavailable the unlock won't work for you.
[Asus Transformer TF700] thizzlemania91:
Thanks everyone for all the replys looks like I'm going out and getting this awesome tablet.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Good move...the price is down a bit.

Shipped by rail freight
[Asus Transformer TF700] papand7:
The tablet is awesome if you get one without problems....

Because you dont want to need any help from asus at all atleast not if you unlock.

I was stupid enough to unlock it shortly after i got it...

while it did help to make the device usable it didnt help with my warranti which i now need..

The screen is starting to get loose and is now lifting around the edges... asus wont do anything about this

even though they tell me that it isnt my fault.

They even told me that alot of custommers where having this issue but as i am unlocked theres nothing they can do, unless i want to pay.

I bought this tablet for the keyboard dock... but i am now to affraid to buy and use it as i have heard that i might damage the connectors

and make the screen lift even worse.. :(

this means i am stuck with a tablet which i am too affraid to use and will never get fixed and are unable to sell because of this fault... sucks... :(

it feels like asus made these faulty devices/models on purpose just to earn moneys on repairs, sad...
[Asus Transformer TF700] magnafides:
So from what I'm gathering the opinions on the "stock" experience are somewhat mixed... with the quality control issues that Asus seems to have, the forfeiture of warranty in order to unlock/flash a custom ROM is a tough sell. I understand Asus not covering bricked devices under warranty, but not covering hardware defects? Shameful...

Edit: Coincidentally the post immediately proceeding mine was posted while I was writing this. That is EXACTLY what I'm talking about. Having to void your warranty to get an acceptable experience is ridiculous. I hope you're reading this Asus, your handling of this along with slow NAND issues have convinced me not to buy this tablet. My order would have been placed today, otherwise.
[Asus Transformer TF700] krispy521:
I hated my Prime, but now that I got the Infinity and no more crashes. I love it. The dock feature makes it hard to go to any other tablet. And I have no interest in the Mircrosoft tablets since they have no apps. BTW I am rooted but stock.
[Asus Transformer TF700] VindictiveGnome:
I'm loving my TF700 quite a bit. It's incredibly fast (stock rom) and the display is beautiful for browsing the web or reading comics. The only disappointing thing about it is the battery life. I felt like my TF101 lasted for days.
[Asus Transformer TF700] thizzlemania91:
Wait what kind of problems are you guys having with some of the tablets?
[Asus Transformer TF700] AM Radio:
IMO: if you want this tablet for the great physical specs, you MUST unlock and install CleanROM. otherwise you're dooming yourself to a lifetime of misery and failed dreams, haha.

srsly: without CleanROM, this tablet was getting very difficult to tolerate. so laggy. webpages stuttering when loading. random reboots and crashes. now it is The Best and i can't imagine it any other way.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Before Clean I was seeing FC's in just about any browser I tried.

Scrolling\tap and zoom in just about any app was delayed or unresponsive.

Things like Supernote the Asus file manager crashed often.

Reboots for me were rampant after the regular Asus OTA to the first firmware version of Jelly Bean.

The alleged project butter included with Jelly Bean never seemed to be an actual feature.

I was somewhat happy with ICS but Jelly Bean just took a dump IMO.

Can't say why...I tried every trick I ever read about on here.

So we unlocked and moved forward with a custom ROM.

Haven't looked back.
[Asus Transformer TF700] VindictiveGnome:
I don't have any of that on jelly bean. I guess I'm lucky so far. I bought my TF700 used, so I doubt I have any kind of warranty with ASUS. If stock does start getting buggy/laggy, I'll look into CleanROM then.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MegaPrime33:
Out of the box, the device was laggy and a lot of the apps and browsers crashed randomly. After I updated to JB and gave it time to acclimate, it ran very very well. I am now still on stock, with the latest firmware, and the only mild annoyance is when I use a wallpaper app to change the wallpaper, it changes it to a black screen. I have to reboot it to get to the pic I want. App all run fine, browser hasn't crashed. I'm really enjoying it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] RolandV:
Happy No and Yes

I'm not really unhappy with it, but there is so much that needs to be done to android before you can actually make it usefull.

The major downs are related to Google that has made some very bad choices with Andoid (kill Java, go Native) and Asus (ask to much and make your customers pay (to much) for correcting errors you made in the factory).

The tablets have their ecosystem and if you stay in it, they will work.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ryk k:
the problem more 'big' the browser, a little 'and' improved with jb, but still not 'very fluid has some lag, freezes and crashes
[Asus Transformer TF700] timrock:
I agree. Mines was almost on craigslist. But after discovering cleanrom, and now the newer version, i couldnt be more happier. Both devs did a great job with CleanROM. Now even if a 64gb Nexus 10 came along, i wouldnt be tempted to buy it. Ok, maybe i would.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ryk k:
the problem that is not easy to make as root on smartphone galaxy s2 s3 and

and 'very complicated
[Asus Transformer TF700] long-d:
Am i happy with this tablet? NO....
[Asus Transformer TF700] okantomi:
I'm happier and happier...OMG, this thing is so fluid, so very fast. I don't know how it could ever be improved. But devs, keep on going...pretty soon this Infinity will be in orbit!
[Asus Transformer TF700] kia1349:
yes , it is possible

i upgrade and again downgrade and again upgrade tf700 via ota and manually but camera firmware issue not solved

i try and try many time to unlock but it failed too , even via vpn connection and socks for Possible filtering :crying:
[Asus Transformer TF700] darkmanx2g:
I wasn't happy with it stock. It was so hard to root this thing. I was disappointed with the stock performance of this high end tablet. Asus did a really poor job. I had the first transformer and it performed well enough for me without rooting it. But with the infinity, browser performance was really poor for this top tier class tablet. The Nexus 7 was much more faster and fluid stock form than the Infinity.

I went on with the process of unlocking it and giving up the warranty. I was on Cyanagen mod nightlies for a month and was an improvement but browser performance was still lacking. I then tried cleanrom 2.4, now updated to 2.5 and OMG . It is a completely different tablet. This is suppose to be the quality and performance Asus had to release the Infinity with. I am satisfied now but XDA saved it from me selling it and going back to the Nexus 7. I really love the keyboard dock that makes this such a winner.

With the great performance unleash due to CleanRom. I am extremely satisfied with the Transformer Infinity. I just can't wait till developers modify their apps for this resolution. There are alot of apps that are incompatible with the Infinity. Most of the games I purchased on the Google play promotions are not compatible.

For those thinking about purchasing this tablet. Do not buy this tablet if you are going to keep it stock and not root and rom. This is not the tablet for you. Get the Nexus 7 or Nexus 10 to have top notch perfomance out of the box. I am sure the Nexus 10 will have their own keyboard dock. I can't believe Asus hasn't released one for the 7 yet. Those pogo pins are useless right now.

Hope my experience help with someone who's on the fence of buying this tablet. For the tinkerer and want the keyboard. Get this tablet. For the regular Joe, stay away from this tablet at all cost.
[Asus Transformer TF700] okantomi:
I appreciate your sentiment, but I think it's a bit extreme, because there are lots of people who seem to be happy enough with stock on the TF700. However, I completely agree that for those that are willing or wishing to mod, this tablet has some incredibly good options.
[Asus Transformer TF700] KL643:
I sold my idevices this year (iPhone4 and iPad2) and bought Xperia S and the Infinity. Conclusion after some months, happy with the Xperia S and less happy with the transformer. My Xperia S feels snappy and easy to unlock/relock without throwing your warranty away. The Infinity feels less snappy (apps and rotation speed off the screen) and not the option to relock again. Untill now I don't want to unlock cause I might want to sell this device again and buy something else.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
MOD EDIT.......

By the ~8% of complainers on XDA, perhaps. The remaining 92% is perfectly happy with it. As I've said before, Happy people are quiet people.. Only those who had a problem complain, and this is only a tiny segment of the entire group of consumers.

Let's face it, the people here on XDA are perfectionists. That's why they're here in the first place. Which is great, really, because those people make progress others don't. But it is by no means a good measurement of the quality of a product, because they'll only call something good if it's (near-)perfect. Anything else will never be good enough.

Not everyone was unlucky enough to get a complete piece of rubbish. Or made the ridiculously stupid mistake of getting it several times from the same vendor in the timespan of two weeks. :rolleyes:

Mine works fine. It doesn't hang, it doesn't freeze, it doesn't reboot, there's nothing loose, no lightbleed, wifi is more powerful than the pc, and all games work perfectly well, as do blurays. So yes, I'm happy with it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] timrock:
I can see why you would say this. I wouldnt recommend this tablet to others either. What happens if they get one of the bad ones? Then they have to go thru the hassles of returning it. Meanwhile, you look like an idiot because you recommended it. If i do advise someone to get this device, i will make sure they have no problem rooting.

i was in the same boat. Mines was ready to be listed on craigslist. Then i rooted and tried cleanrom. Now im a happy camper. I thought about the Nexus 10, but changed my mind. If it has memory card slots, i would have jumped ship.
[Asus Transformer TF700] magnafides:
I took a chance on this tablet despite the criticism, figuring that I can just return it if I don't like it. I immediately rooted it, updated to the latest OTA, and restored root. I'm usually a tinkerer and used to be crazy about flashing custom ROMs, but the prospect of forfeiting my warranty (ridiculous policy, btw) is going to keep me locked for now. Honestly I'm not experiencing the lag/stuttering that other people seem to be complaining about -- Netflix, browser, etc seem responsive. I've seen a little bit of lag when reading epubs with Alkido, but my GS3 behaves the same way so I'm assuming it's the app.

I actually compared the screen side-by-side with the Nexus 10 and there was no perceivable difference in crispness, but the TF700's screen was noticeably brighter. Most agreed that it actually looked better, in general. There is some minor light bleed when displaying a white background, but I can only tell in a dark room. I'm not sure yet if it's going to be acceptable...

In general I'm very critical, I've owned and gotten rid of two tablets already. I only got the TF700 yesterday, but my initial thoughts are that I'm leaning towards keeping it...

UPDATE: Ugh, after viewing some darker images there is some pretty bad light bleed along two of the edges (the edge with the charging port, and the one with the mic). With a black image and screen at max brightness it's extremely obvious and extends almost 1/2" from the edge at one point, and it's even noticeable against my dark blue wallpaper at half brightness. So unfortunately I think I'm going to send it back, maybe wait for them to bump the capacities on the Nexus 10 or something...
[Asus Transformer TF700] KL643:
Let us all have our own opinion about this tablet, some people like it, some are a little disappointed. Nothing wrong with that..
[Asus Transformer TF700] magnafides:
UPDATE TO MY EARLIER POST: Ugh, after viewing some darker images there is some pretty bad light bleed along two of the edges (the edge with the charging port, and the one with the mic). With a black image and screen at max brightness it's extremely obvious and extends almost 1/2" from the edge at one point, and it's even noticeable against my dark blue wallpaper at half brightness. So unfortunately I think I'm going to send it back, maybe wait for them to bump the capacities on the Nexus 10 or something...

I couldn't eliminate the glare in the photo (attached), but you can see the bleed among the top and left edges...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Moscow Desire:
Keep it civil please

Let's not start a "flaming" war.

Thread is cleaned of possible harassment posts. Perhaps some words were "lost in translation".

It's ok to voice an opinion. Everybody has one. No reason to crucify a user who doesn't agree with a certain point of view.

So let's keep it civil folks ;)

MD
[Asus Transformer TF700] mr.wizard:
Oh man, that looks bad. I've noticed a little with mine, but not nearly that bad. And def not as bad as my OG Evo i used to own. Too bad my warranty is void. I am glad I like my tab. Maybe Google will make a keyboard dock for the next Nexus tablet or something...because that would make me switch
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Dang that is pretty bad there.

Does it change the bleed when you press on the edges of the tablet?
[Asus Transformer TF700] mrjayviper:
do you have any proof of this? email communication/etc?

very wrong considering unlocking has nothing to do with the manufacturing defect.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
Unlocking the Simlock on a phone also has nothing to do with the hardware, yet we all accepted years ago that doing so voids the warranty and you'd have to pay for any hardware faults as a result... You agreed to the WHOLE wall of text that came with the unlocker, not just the software part.

It's illogical and ridiculous, but such is the way it works, sadly.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] wiswis:
I'm on cm10right now and my data is disconecting, then coming back quick, then disconnecting again. Any fixes?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] anitgandhi:
Old issue. Try cache and dalvik wipe, then flux permissions.

If not, wipe reflash
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZK520:
Hey geys, Anyone know the reason for this release? Is it any diffrent then what we already got? Take a look

http://goo.im/devs/Hashcode/scorpion_mini
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZK520:
I would download and see but I can not due to the speeds on there site
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fodderp:
I think the reason why he released that is so other developers could possibly build custom ROM's from that image
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowofdarkness:
My sister is looking to buy this phone as a Christmas present and we are not that big on online shopping but it looks like it is going to be the only way to get the cheap price after news on LGs MSRP.

Does anyone know what time and timezone to start trying to get it on the Play Store? Since it only has a notify me box and no way to preorder and I feel it will go out of stock fast. So she plans on sitting at the computer to get it bought as fast as possible.

Also what shipping and other fees can be expected when shipping it to Canada?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacklebott:
Google Play support has stated that the store is in the PST timezone (GMT-8), and it's assumed to go on sale at midnight. It's all speculation at this point though
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowofdarkness:
Thanks, that helps a lot.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BruXav:
Hey guys,

First of all I want to thank Eybee1970 for that great JB Rom. It's by far the nicest I've flashed so far on my Galaxy Note N7000

Great work and what a cool surprize with the 50GB Dropbox storage!

I've got a problem with my 64GB external SD that isn't recognized by my Finder (Mac) since I've flashed

Rocketrom. I used to have the GB and ICS versions of Rocketrom and didn't experience that problem before

Basically when I plug the micro USB and activate USB storage, my internal SD appears but not the external one.

Does anyone have that same problem or know how to fix the problem?

Thanks a lot,

Bruxav
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dadroidda:
I unlocked using forever unlock v3 for galaxy nexus, which was supposed to keep my original IMEI, AND unlock forever.

But now I went to install momo a Chinese app, and it said I couldn't because I am not using my original IMEI below is what they said.

So is there anything I cna do here to restore original IMEI, or fool it somehow?

Thanks,

dadroidda.

您的账号状态正常没有被封禁，您无法登陆陌陌的原因可能是：

1、您现在使用的设备是不符合国家法律法规的山寨设备或者翻新设备

2、您通过刷机有意或无意修改了系统IMEI码

3、其他问题导致该设备没有合法的IMEI串号

详细情况可以联系您所使用设备的制造厂商，查询并尝试修改回原厂IMEI码。

•修改回出厂时合法唯一的IMEI码后便可正常使用陌陌。

•目前陌陌无法在没有合法唯一IMEI码的设备上登陆。
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Stick to English in the future.

Links to what you used?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Khizar:
he did write in english.. @op never tried that app but know some ppl who did and it worked perfectly for them..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
2nd part.

Beamed from my Grouper.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
Settings > About Phone > Status

Compare your IMEI there to what it says on the phone box to determine if your IMEI has indeed changed.

Edit: IMEI might also be under the battery IIRC.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dadroidda:
I checked under my battery, and in fact yes my IMEI was changed...

So my IMEI was changed, to permanent unlock I used **** Docomo V3.1.

Is it at all possible to change my IMEI back??

I'm willing to return to a temporary unlock instead of permanent unlock if that is possible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Temp sim unlock should cut it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dadroidda:
OK, how do I go about doing this? link?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Search...

Something to do with some grand theory stuff, not exactly sure of the thread name, but somewhere along that line.