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Sharpest
Brightest tablet display on the market
Twice the power of last year's model
The latest version of Android – it's a Nexus
Stereo speakers sound better
Improved battery life
Handsome
Slim
Ergonomic design
Notification light
Thinner & lighter design
Fantastic display
Excellent performance
Great screen
Affordable
Strong battery life
Awesome hardware for the money. Jelly Bean is a pleasure to use. Outstanding battery life. Comfortable
It's never easy to tempt someone away from a system they're used to, especially when it comes to mobile platforms. But the Nexus 7 is possibly one of the strongest arguments for switching to an Android tablet, especially if you're a current iPad mini owne...
Abstract: With the Nexus range sporting premium specs without the premium price tag, Google is trying to stimulate Android OEMs to innovate and not overcharge their customers. Although their smartphone efforts have been successful, Google's biggest triumph is the N...
Outstanding display with ideal resolution, Screen brightness, Sober, elegant design with good handling, Responsive, with enough processing power to make this a great allround tablet, Android 4.3
Nonexpandable memory, Soso frontfacing camera, Bezel and screen borders could be thinner
The new Nexus 7 is far more than a cut-price update of the original. Elegant, responsive and skilled at everything it does (with the exception of perhaps the camera function), this year's Nexus 7 is nearly a flawless device. It's a shame it doesn't have a...
We don't have much of a bad word to say about the new Nexus 7. It could do with a bigger battery and its ergonomics can be a touch off, but for the price, this is an absolute corker of a tablet.It reminds us how good Android can be when it's left alone. W...
Thinner and lighter than the previous version, Scratch resistant Corning glass covering, Fantastic quality screen, Much improved 5 Megapixel Auto focus camera, Better performance than last year's model, Still very affordable
Battery life is acceptable but still not fantastic for a device this size
The 2013 version of the Nexus 7 is a fantastic revision of what was already a great little tablet device. In terms cost vs. performance, there is little else to compete with this tablet.If you are looking for an affordable high specification 7” tablet dev...
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Published: 2013-09-16, Author: Mike , review by: itpro.co.uk
Superb, highresolution screen; Huge amounts of power; Great build quality; Good value
No microSD slot; Buttons too flush; Average camera
The Nexus 7's screen bests every rival for pixel count and sheer quality. The components outstrip virtually everything out there – so performance is slick. The chassis is slimmer, lighter and more comfortable than before, and the 16GB and 32GB models cos...
Abstract: We're big fans of both versions of the Nexus 7 , with both the original 2012 and brand new 2013 models receiving our hallowed five-star rating. This is because upon release both tablets were great value for money, offering at their time top-end components...
It's very easy to write a conclusion to this article. Right now, you can't find a better tablet than the new Nexus 7, in terms of price vs. quality. The one weak point of the tablet from ASUS And Google is its short battery life. Other than that, it st...
The original Google Nexus 7 was many things, but it wasn't all that sophisticated. The plastic casing felt cheap when compared to rival devices, and the screen was a little dull at times. The low cost meant that many people overlooked these issues, but thankfully the 2013 model addresses them - and then some.The full HD display is substantially sharper and brighter - make no mistake, it's best in
Like last year's model, there's no way to expand the amount of storage available on the 2013 Nexus 7, which could be a headache for seasoned downloaders. The new camera is also a bit pants, and takes photos which are merely good rather than amazing. We also found that the rubber-style coating on the back of the tablet picks up marks far too easily, so you may want to look into buying a case befor
Last year's Google Nexus 7 was a wonderful device, combining a decent level of power with a low retail price. This upgrade does the same, but boasts a much better case design and an improved screen. With a starting price of £199 for the 16GB model, it'...
The new Nexus 7 once again redefines how much tablet you can expect for under two hundred quid, just as the original did. In every single measurable way the new model is a big step forward from the old, being smaller, lighter, more powerful and possessed...
