The Asus MeMO Pad 10 ME103K is an older 10.1-inch Android tablet. The model code matters: MeMO Pad, MeMO Pad 10 and MeMO Pad FHD 10 are not interchangeable names. Use this guide to identify the ME103K, understand its original specifications and assess what an existing device can still do.
This page covers ME103K, identified as K01E in the official ASUS user guide. Check the label and model information on your own tablet before ordering a case, charger or replacement part. A listing that says only “MeMO Pad 10” may refer to a different device.
| Component | Specification published by ASUS |
|---|---|
| Display | 10.1-inch IPS, 1280 × 800 pixels |
| Processor | Quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro, 1.5 GHz |
| Memory | 1 GB RAM |
| Storage in the cited regional model | 16 GB, with microSD expansion |
| Original software | Android 4.4 KitKat with ASUS ZenUI |
| Cameras | 2 MP rear, 0.3 MP front |
| Weight and thickness | 525 g; 9.9 mm |
These are historical specifications from ASUS’s March 2015 Czech announcement. Availability and configurations can vary by market. They are not a statement about current support or the condition of a used unit.
The original review described a plastic body with a soft-touch back and a red-edged review unit. It found the tablet comfortable to hold or use on a lap, while noting that it was not especially thin or light.
The 1280 × 800 display gives text and interface elements less detail than higher-resolution screens of similar size. The earlier review considered the screen adequate rather than a standout, and was more positive about speaker volume than camera quality. The rear speaker placement can matter when the tablet is resting against a surface.
ASUS listed stereo SonicMaster speakers and a 3.5 mm headphone connection. The low-resolution cameras make this more interesting as an archive device than as a photography tool.
ASUS advertised up to 9.5 hours of battery life when new. That was a manufacturer claim, not a new test by this site. A decade-old battery may behave very differently. Check for unexpected shutdowns, charging problems and physical damage before depending on the device.
The tablet shipped with Android 4.4 and ZenUI. The original review speculated about a future Android 5 update; that speculation is not evidence that an update became available. Check the exact model’s official support page and installed version.
Before spending money on accessories or repairs, check whether the apps you need still install and work. A factory reset does not turn an unsupported Android version into a current one. Back up local files before troubleshooting that could erase data.
For another older Android model, read our Medion Lifetab S10333 owner guide.
No. Match the complete model code; do not use FHD-model specifications to describe the ME103K.
No. Check each app and the installed software before relying on this older tablet for those tasks.