US LTE only can use 1 band 1800mhz while Msian sets uses 2 bands : 1800 n 2600 mhz

Mine is excellent , absolutely ZERO lags on latest carbon rom 1Oct with Elemental X kernel. I have been using this kernel since Carbon rom dated around end Aug. However I chose all the default values in the ElementalX and only select double tap to wake display and swype to sleep

Yet to hear of such from users here.
There will always be some problem units but that affect a small minority only.
Any phone or tablet you will always read about problematic sets. It is of concern only if majority or close to everyone is reporting similar defects.

DIGI has LTE services ( very limited coverage - only certain areas in KL, Subang n Sunway - check their website for details) but mainly cater to modem and limited to selected tablets only : taken from their website. And it offers ONLY one band 7 ( 2600 Mhz) unlike the other 2 telcos ( 1800 n 2600 Mhz bands)

Modem / USB Dongle

• Alcatel L100V
• Huawei E3276S
• Huawei E392
• Huawei E398u-15
• Huawei E398u-18
• HUAWEI K5005
• ZTE MF821
• ZTE MF821D
• Samsung GT-B3730

Pocket WIFI

• Huawei R210
• HUAWEI E589
• ZTE MF91 4G LTE Router
• ZTE MF91S
• HUAWEI E5776S
• Samsung GT-B3800
• Sierra Wireless 762S 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot
• Sierra Wireless 760S 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot

Tablets :
• Asus Transformer Pad TF300TL
• Asus Transformer Pad Infinity
• Sony Xperia Tablet Z

Warranty is international n will be process by any Asus service centre

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This post has been edited by benny888: Oct 6 2013, 05:24 PM

What I can tell you is this is the Best 7 to 8 inch android tablet available now. Actually no need to even test it. Only weakness it does not have external sdcard support. Root it n use stickmount app n a usb otg cable will overcome this deficiency

This post has been edited by benny888: Oct 6 2013, 06:00 PM

No LTE for all prepaid packages for all telcos

Read it again how can toolkit be complicated? Is a simple matter of choose what you want n just click

TWRP I feel is better as it backup n restore faster by at least 50% vs CWM. You can select backup to external thumb drive. Backup is one single folder
CWM backup in 2 different folders. If you have more than 1 backup no way you can identify the backup in the obb folder. This makes deleting any backup you don't need difficult. I m not too sure whether CWM allow backup to external media as previous version cannot

This post has been edited by benny888: Oct 9 2013, 06:02 PM

Install a custom rom for this and I think there are mods for such too. Usually you flash such mods through recovery mode. Look these up at XDA

Yes - now on ver 1.4

You can only update firmware through OTA successfully on STOCK kernel only . The OTA update will work even if you are rooted, as long as you haven't modified/deleted any of the existing OS files

But why bother to update through OTA when you have rooted and have custom recovery. Just download the latest update image from google developers ( these usually available 2-3 days after the update is officially released) and flash the latest update using toolkit or through the usual ADB commands and you will have rom updated

My previous N7 was rooted n with CWM installed. I hard brick it n it only can boot into CWM recovery mode only. Selecting restart only boot it back to CWM recovery. Pressing hard buttons unable to boot even into fast boot mode.
I sent in to Skudai JB Asus center n was told motherboard need to be replaced. Was surprised it was free n Tablet even recorded as rooted w CWM installed. Three weeks later got a call that technician screw up changing motherboard n was told to send in original box w accessories to exchange for a brand new sealed set. Well i did get a brand new sealed set.
In fact many previous N7 users had reported speakers change FOC even with the tablets rooted

I never have such issues with my WinXP desktop, ex Asus Win7 netbook and current Win *8 Vaio Pro. I need not even to have to set this MTP, PTP stuffs - the N7 is auto detect and I can manage its files from the computer. And my USB Degugging is by default always ON. I suggest you reinstall your USB drivers - I did it using the PDANet option in Nexus toolkit

I install the drivers via the toolkit

I always leave it on by default for all my androids . Lazy to turn it on when I need it. There is nothing wrong to leave it on.