Ok. Got it liao.
Back to familiar stock Android.....so dunno where to start.
Bad stuff - the power button is as bad as they say. Mushy and irritating. This tablet badly needs double tap to wake. I would say having one of those cases that wake/sleep the tablet is essential. Volume buttons are slightly better, but they're not that irritating since there are onscreen ways to adjust.
Wi-fi is significantly better for 5ghz after the pre-lollipop update (but I have a serious wifi setup all around the house so ymmv). There was one Kitkat update before the lollipop update, both 700+mb so be patient. Battery was totally flat out of the box as well.
Screen is decent, nothing too special compared to the flagships out there. LTE works, not exactly sure how well regarding the bands since I've not run around town with it yet.
Device wise I've seen no cracks or separation ootb but who knows what'll happen later on. Screen rotation after upgrading to lollipop is pretty fast, but there's still that split second of delay as the device decides whether to rotate or not - that's Android's default design imho. Pretty fast and snappy, I'm satisfied with the speed.
But this is all before I've loaded it with all the crap that I usually use and some of the Nvidia exclusive games.
Box comes with one usb adapter, 2 plugs, one usb cable and one tablet. Nothing else. Strangely, UK LTE version doesn't come with the so called green box bundle of games, I'll see what Nvidia says but worst case scenario if they don't give me what they promised I just find it elsewhere.
GRID isn't available in Asia yet, so nothing on that front.
Anything else I've missed? Long story short it isn't that amazing, especially if you're used to stock Android. Gaming wise I've not done much in that area, so that will come later. Any questions can shoot, I see what I can do.
Rooting is pretty simple, but it's not those one click towelroot solution. And it requires a PC with working fastboot drivers at least.
