Testseek.com have collected 130 expert reviews of the Motorola Xoom 2 and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola Xoom 2.
April 2012
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The editors liked
Lighter and slimmer than its predecessorSplashproof coating(Almost) undiluted Android experienceBuilt-in IR emitter
Cool design
MotoCast is a great music and video service
Strong battery life
Faster processor...
Some great customisations
Fast
Especially web browsing
Splash-resistant
Comfortable when held in portrait
The compact 8.2-inch screen is bright and vibrant
While the dual-core CPU handles all your apps...
Significantly thinner and lighter than predecessor
IPS display is a strength
Camera produces very respectable stills
MotoCast works as advertised
High-end specifications and robust design
Motocast app comes in handy
Adobe Flash support
Reasonable price
Portable
Good screen
HDMI output
Motocast can come in handy
Bright display
Great viewing angles
Light
Fast WLAN and 3G
The editors didn't like
Only 16GB of storage
Lacks expansion optionFingerprint-magnet
Android interface not as slick as iOS
Only minor upgrade on original Xoom
Power button hard to findLook and Feel...
Yellow hue across screen
Flap at bottom serves no function
Camera uses stock UI
1.2GHz dual-core futureproofing is questionable
The power and volume buttons are fiddly
And the pre-bundled apps are rubbishLook and Feel...
Sluggish performance
No storage expansion options
Priced too close to the iPad 2
Won't fulfill its potential until Android 4 upgrade
The Xoom 2 has an extremely tough fight on its hands to remain relevant in an increasingly crowded market. Motorola has made it thinner, lighter and faster than the original Xoom, but it is running outdated Android software and has sluggish performance. S...
One of the great things about being in our line of work is that we get to see a steady stream of awesome devices on a fairly regular basis, but the flip-side to that is that we also tend to get a bit dismissive of any gadget that doesn't immediately blow...
Abstract: If you took one look at our Motorola RAZR hands-on review and wished it came in a tablet edition, consider your wish granted. Twice. This is the larger of Motorola's second-gen Xoom tablets, the Xoom 2. Taking its sharp-edged design cues from said phone, ...
Thin and light, Crisp, clear screen, Splashproof coating, Good battery life
MotoCast software not quite ready, Limited storage, Too expensive, Some build quality gripes
Taken in isolation, the Xoom 2 isn't a bad tablet by any means. It's thin and light, it runs fairly smoothly and has decent battery life. But it's really hampered by the lack of storage options, and that inflexibility is its downfall when you consider th...
Nice Design, Good Screen, Some Nice Software Features
Can feel a little Flimsy, A little lag is evident, Not Android ICS 4.0, Some software misses
The Xoom 2 is most definitely an improvement on the quite good original model and has a lot to commend it. However, the arrival of the new iPad and quad core tablets take the shine off it a little bit....
A generally pleasing screen, even when outdoors, MotoCast good for managing digital content and playing it remotely, Infrared emitter/detector, LED info light
No memory upgrades possible, Camera and speaker location, Battery life, Choppy zooming, Universal remote function less intuitive than on the Sony S, No Android 4.0 at the moment
The Xoom 2 Media Edition has a lot going for it. It also has its share of failings, such as the sloppy handling issues, the lack of Android 4.0 update (for now, at least), the lack of memory upgrades, low battery life for a mobile device, and the fact ...
The Xoom 2 has an extremely tough fight on its hands to remain relevant in an increasingly crowded market. Motorola has made it thinner, lighter and faster than the original Xoom, but it is running outdated Android software and has sluggish performance...
The Motorola Xoom 2 is a great tablet. Its slightly quirky design doesn’t hamper its use, and it has plenty of oomph under the bonnet. Without memory expansion, it feels slightly hampered and for that reason, it has lost a mark, in our books. ...
