Toshiba Excite Pro

  • Released 2013, July
    630.5g, 10.2mm thickness
    Android 4.2.1, upgradаble to 4.3
    32GB storage, microSD slot
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  • 10.1"
    2560x1600 pixels
  • 8MP
    Video recorder
  • 2GB RAM
    Nvidia Tegra 4
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    Li-Po

Toshiba Excite Pro - Specs

Network Technology No cellular connectivity
2G bands N/A
GPRS No
EDGE No
Launch Announced 2013, June. Released 2013, July
Status Discontinued
Body Dimensions 261.6 x 177.8 x 10.2 mm (10.30 x 7.00 x 0.40 in)
Weight 630.5 g (1.39 lb)
SIM No
Display Type LED-backlit IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size 10.1 inches, 295.8 cm2 (~63.6% screen-to-body ratio)
Resolution 2560 x 1600 pixels, 16:10 ratio (~299 ppi density)
Platform OS Android 4.2.1 (Jelly Bean), upgradаble to 4.3 (Jelly Bean)
Chipset Nvidia Tegra 4
CPU Quad-core Cortex-A15
GPU ULP GeForce
Memory Card slot microSD, up to 32 GB (dedicated slot)
Internal 32GB 2GB RAM
Main Camera Single 8 MP, AF
Features LED flash
Video Yes
Selfie camera Single 1.2 MP
Video
Sound Loudspeaker Yes, with stereo speakers
3.5mm jack Yes
Comms WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band
Bluetooth 4.0, A2DP
GPS Yes
Radio No
USB microUSB 2.0
Features Sensors Accelerometer, gyro, compass
 HDMI port
Battery   Non-removable Li-Po battery (33 Wh)
Talk time Up to 11 h (multimedia)
Misc Colors Silver
Price About 210 EUR

Toshiba Excite Pro - User Reviews

  • its a very good tablet,and i want to learn if can upgrade to android kitkat; thanks for giving my question and gsmarena keep working so good.

  • Hi does anyone know where I can purchase one at? I have shopped on Amazon but they are currently out of stock and so is the Toshiba Company it's self. PLEASE SOMEONE HELP! 12/10/14.

  • Thanks Working Perfectly....

  • If in the specs says "no 3G", this means it does NOT have SIM slot.

  • Is it without sim? Please someone reply

  • Will this recive KitKat?

  • Thanks

  • Best Toshiba tablet. EVER.

  • It scores about 31000 points.

  • Anyone tried Antutu on this tablet? How it scores?

  • It is not underclocked! From my tests, I could discover the following: When the CPU has the 4 cores processing at the same time it MAXes at 1,6GHz for each core. When it has only 2 cores processing at the same time it MAXes at 1,8GHz for each core. For only 3 cores processing simoultaneously the tests were inconclusive... sometimes they were all MAXed at 1,6GHz, and sometimes they were MAXed at 1,6GHz for 2 cores and 1,8Ghz for the 3rd core. This almost certainly has to do with the Thermal management of the CPU or SoC! These tests were performed with the Tablet on Performance Mode, but if you enable Power Saving Mode, then all cores will be MAXed at 1GHz...

  • Install the Drivers from here: I installed it on Windows XP SP3, and it worked for me!! Follow the instructions carefully...since the drivers need to be manually installed. Following the XP instructions... If you want MTP connection, between step 6 and step 7 you have to select "MTP Device" (even if it's not certified!). If you want ADB connection, between step 6 and step 7 you have to select "ADB Composite..." (even if it's not certified!). (NOTE: if you choose simple ADB it will not work, you have to choose the Composite ADB). For some whatever reason I couldn't get them to work simoultaneously, only one at the time... so everytime I want to switch from MTP connection to ADB connection and vice-versa, I have to reassign/reinstall the driver.

  • Do you have enabled "Sound enhancement" option in settings?

  • Waiting for a KitKat update.

  • I have found the sound quality to be very poor and very quiet and sometimes distorted when playing downloads, recording and playing back recorded video.Also unable to get any sound when playing back video downloaded from my camera(movie format) This is very disapointing as it's supposed to be from quality Harmon speakers. I've tried external speakers, still poor sound levels. If anyone has any suggestions to help I would be grateful

  • if you want to debug android application with eclipse IDE you need the usb adb driver . For toshiba the generic driver don't work and you need the one implemented by toshiba . the actual drivers on windows 8.1 64 bit don't work and it is a shame because new chrome browser need it to connect with android. Hardare spec is good , price is the best ,but software drivers need enhancement . for end user consummer OK for developper forget it ( hope there ll be a new driver version )

  • Gets hot. but is getting update Jelly Bean 4.3. Should get Kitkat

  • Bought one for my 15 year old from currys for £199 -30 voucher. But ignoring the price- what can I say, well after one month It has never frozen The quality of the screen is simply brillant It got hot during the first week, but hasn't since The speaker placement is not as dumb as we thought, when you hold it your hsnds act as a speaker box and do not muffle the sound at all It 'looks' expensive very very happy son and dad

  • do me a favour £169 there's no other option,good value super tablet

  • The general opinions expressed barely relate to the product itself.

  • Thank you for the honest review, I read a lot of negative reviews as was being put off,I have seen the tablet in the flesh as its for my kids and I need two of them, I did not want to spend over the top budget was for two nexus 7's 2013 but kids aged 8 and 9 just kept walking away from them in the store,10 inch tabs appealed to them more then 7 inch tabs, so I looked at all of them and bang for bug its the Toshiba at £199 each from currys bought them after reading this review - Thank you once again for your honest review

  • after knacking my ipad retiner i was not going to spend another £400 quid on a tablet so after a long research and huffing and puffing i targeted the tosh still was,nt sure but the spec was fab,so look at the pricing at currys 289.00 with £30 quid off then all of a sudden £199.00 with £30 quid off bang i am in buy buy buy.

  • Is Mass Storage mode possible?

  • microSD, up to 32 GB in reality 64 GB

  • Having been an avid member of the xda forums for 10 years, this was a big choice for me. Why? Because the Excite Pro has a permanently locked bootloader (by design). For tweakers & modders, this is a non starter. Bear this in mind if you are this way inclined. Personally, I've outgrown the need for serious modding & custom Roms. There are enough apps on PlayStore for my aesthetic needs lol. So, that brings me to why the Tosh was the best option for me. I've been using Nvidia products since they started making graphics cards for PC's & they know who they are doing. Everyone keeps talking about how much media content we use these days, so having the right choice of horsepower to run anything & everything you throw at your shiny new tablet is extremely important as it will be beaten by the latest & greatest SoC technology in a matter of weeks (already developed haha) just not in the market as yet.... As a power user, there were only 2 choices from my perspective. Wait for Snapdragon 800 based tabs or grab the Tegra4 Tosh! I grew up surrounded by Sony & Toshiba products & trust them to be of high quality. Like another guy said, it's best to go to the shops and spend some time with the devices you're interested in, but keep an open mind. I went to view and test the Sony Expedia Z, but was about as impressed by it as negative reviewers of the Excite Pro. Let me surmise my long windedness :-P This tablet is excellent value for money if you compare it to the Sony tab or iPad4. However, the innards of this Excite Pro, IMHO, outstrips the Sony & iPad! Not taking anything away from the retina display king here or Sony's excellent offering, but my new Tosh is a joy to use, whether for serious work, surfing, gaming, movie watching or anything else these things are used for. Should you buy this? I can't say, because I don't know your requirements. Personally, I intend to keep this for at least 3 years. My contract phone is where I kep up to date with the latest mobile tech, as it's part & parcel of contract phones, so that's where I'll get my Snapdragon 800 or 1000. I currently have the Samsung galaxy S4 (Snapdragon 600) and it performs flawlessly. I believe we need no more advances in power (for now) in mobile devices. Mobile SoC technology has landed & the big players are riding us for every penny. What we need is greater storage capacity (like 250gb+), much better battery life and more optimised apps on Android for tablets. To conclude my long post (I'm trying to help), if you use your tablet like me, for the following, you won't be dissapointed if you choose the Toshiba Excite Pro : 1. Hardcore Android gaming (intensive 3D games) 2. At least 2 hours of Web related activity (Flip board & other news aggregators look crisp, sharp & are pleasurable to read for hours - good for ebooks) 3. HD movie playback (1080p of course) from internal drive or sd card (I recommend 64GB SDHC class 10 The list goes on.... & so do I lol, so on that note, I'm done.

  • I swear this tablet is under clocked it runs tetra 4 yet I get around the same as the S4? And running stability test the cores run at 1.5 GhZ not 1.8. Weird

  • Had mine for 2 days everything is excellent except for a couple of things only android 4.2.1 onboard when I'm sure they said 4.2.2 also top left hand corner under the camera becomes extremely hot even under light use another small thing is the keyboard can be a bit weird does not always do what you want it to do.

  • I haven't tried any of those other than the Toshiba... But i know with the Toshiba you will be very happy... I absolutely love it... So much better than an iPad...

  • Looking to buy a tablet mid-August. I've pretty much been round the houses having read a lot of reviews. Initially wanted a Asus Transformer Infinity but was clear that this was out of my budget. Am looking at Asus Me301 MemoPad or Toshiba Excite Pro. My main concerns regarding the Tosh are that there are few reviews out there and that the screen is perceived to be overly glossy. Anyone got experience of these 2 machines ? I know the Asus is a lower spec but as a commuter toy think either would do.

  • I got the excite pro today, it is awesome... 28000 on antutu , which is higher than My galaxy s4. The screen is great, the sound is awesome. It had the added bonus that you can go into a store and hold it - and you'll notice it sits well in the hand, and has a good weight to it - light but no cheap. I can't recommend this enough.

  • this scores about 36000 points in antutu . much more than many competitors . no doubt in tegra 4 power. the reason that Tegra4 is leaved behind in shadows , is the high power it uses . and it havnt 3G comm integrated . (Tegra4i have this . 4G LTE) but 72 graphic core go to rock the tablets .

  • Thanks for the tip. But what im really looking for is some benchmark scores to make up my mind about this product.

  • definitely..toshiba hardware is rocking..n quality ll b outstanding..

  • Guys please someone helps me in taking a decision. shall i go for it? i need to know if its really a major upgrade. i have nexus 10. doest it have higher score in antutu?

  • Did you purchase the tablet already? who did you find the performance, what is the antutu benchmark score and from where i can get it? Thanks

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