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The editors liked
Beautiful 1080P HD display
Good performance and audio
Thinner design
A better tablet in every respect than the original Nexus 7
This is the Android tablet to buy this year
Loud speakers
Superb screen
Excellent brightness
No lag
Fast Android updates when they come
Better battery life in idle mode and web browsing
Narrow screen bezels on the sides
Slim and comfy device
Reasonable price
Pretty good camera
Improvement
Price
Quad-Core processor
Solid build quality
Newest versions of Android straight from Google
Good battery life
Gorgeous screen
Fast internals
Light
Easy to hold
Attractive
A laundry list of internal and external upgrades
Including wireless charging
Better Wi-Fi
And superior speakers
Stock Android 4.3
Which should prevent the slowdown that came to plague
Relatively affordable tablet with very good core specs including an excellent full HD IPS display
Fast CPU
Full wireless radios and dual cameras. Will get Android OS updates first
Smooth
Clean UI
Rich Full HD display
Great multimedia experience
Unbeatable value for money
Speedy
Thin
And well-built
Gorgeous true-HD screen
Super speakers (for a tablet)
Supports wireless charging
Best looking display in this class tablet
Period
Fast performance regardless of task
Even gaming
Thinner and lighter than before
Has a rear-facing camera for spur-of-the-moment photo shoots
Long battery life
Stock Android experience with timely upd
Vibrant
High resolution screen
It's a Nexus device
So you'll get most of the software updates—for now
Thin and light design
Bright
Crisp display
Very strong performance
Impressive stereo speakers
Above average battery life
Fast. Wellbuilt. Excellent battery life. Well worth the money.
Excellent overall performance
Amazing screen quality
Comfortable to hold
Sharp display with solid color reproduction
Snappy performance
Affordable
Great build quality and simple design
Modest battery life
Thin and ultra-portable
Gorgeous Full HD screen
Powerful processor
Speedy Android 4.3 OS
Nexus devices get all the latest upgrades
Low $230 price
It has a rear camera (original did not)
Nice design
Market-leading display
All-round slick performance
Vanilla Android 4.3 user interface
Decent battery life
Incredible display
Thin and light
Solid performance
Beautiful 1920×1200 HD resolution display. Updated hardware design makes it the perfect machine for watching videos. Exceptional processor performance. Price tag is right
Nice screen
Stereo speakers
Improved performance.
High resolution display
Slim and light design
Speedy performance
1920 x 1200 resolution IPS display is unmatched in this size class
Bright 500+ nit screen sufficient for outdoor use
Intel WiDi and SlimPort support
Very lightweight at ~50 grams and ~100 grams less than the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD 7
Respectively
Awesome highresolution display incorporated into a refined
Comfortable design. Powerful internals and long battery life facilitate gaming and multimedia uses. Unbeatable price for a very good tablet.
Beautiful 1080p display
Improved performance
Incredibly loud sound
Wireless charging
Excellent screen with accurate colors
Wide viewing angle and viewable even in direct sunlight
Solid battery life
Speedy operation
The editors didn't like
No Micro SD card
Still some Android app issues
Parental controls still lag behind Kindle Fire
The Nexus 7 (2013) offers many upgrades from the previous Nexus 7
Nexus 7 (2013) | $229
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Design
Display
Specs at a glance
It almost needs a new name so you can more easily differentiate between this and the previous Nexus versions
Top and bottom bezel are too big
No microSD
Less video playback battery
Not enough bass for speaker
No HDR/ISO
Back gets dirty easily
No rear facing camera
Washed out colors at highest screen brightness
Final Words
If you are looking for a budget tablet look no further. When it comes to bang for the buck there simply is no competition
The Nexus 7 leaves all other tablets in the dust
Speaker placement may be awkward in landscape mode
Android tablet apps are still hit-and-miss
Newbies might find vanilla Android bare bones
Display color balance and saturation not as impressive as resolution
No expandable storage
No camera flash
Large facia bezels
Can't expand the storage
No HDMI port
Photos tend to get washed out
Slightly more expensive than the original Nexus 7
Storage not expandable
Parental controls not as comprehensive as competitors
Some thirdparty apps must be updated for Android 4.3
Some apps still need to be optimized for Android 4.3
Google needs to catch up in app library
Oversized bezels can be awkward
Features
Many people choose a Google tablet over alternative Android models because Google sends out latest software updates to its own devices before other vendors get a lookin. The new Nexus 7 comes with Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean)
Which you'll be hard p
Camera performance could be better
Tablet application support still needs improvement
Limited to 32GB storage options
Speakers are tinny for media playback
No MicroSD card slot
More expensive than $200 original Nexus
IPad App Store still has more
Better apps
Rear camera is terrible
Poor camera
Big
Awkward bezels
App ecosystem still lags iOS
Chunky bezels add unnecessary girth to an otherwise slim slate. Wish there were more tabletoptimized apps in the Google Play store to take advantage of the large
Highres screen. Battery shrivels up rather quickly in standby mode
OS takes up 6GB
No SD slot
Power and volume buttons are easily mixed up
No other inputs other than micro-USB and 3.5 mm audio
Only about 11 GB of free space for the 16 GB model
Surface can become very warm under very high loads
No native. avi or. mov playback
Heavy glare
Especially when outdoors
Poor quality front-facin
Not enough awesome Android tablet apps compared to iOS. Lacks microSD card slot.
Weirdly proportioned bezels
Battery life not as long as the original Nexus 7's
Abstract: How you are doing, this is Mr. Thaibox123 and in this video I'm bringing you my full review of this, the 2013 Nexus 7.Welcome back everybody and I have imported a Nexus 7, the brand new 2013 from the states because Google for some reason decided to only l...
Fantastic screen, slim and light design, low price
No MicroSD card slot
It may not be a radical departure from the previous model, but the 2013 version of the Nexus 7 is arguably the best Android slate you can buy right now. It may not be at the cutting edge of tech – its innards are almost the same as those of the soon-to-...
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Published: 2014-03-11, Author: Matt , review by: macworld.co.uk
Abstract: The second-generation Nexus 7 is more expensive than the original, at £199 inc VAT for the 16GB model. That brings it closer to the 16GB Wi-Fi-only iPad mini at £269 inc VAT. When you consider that the Nexus device is subsidised by Google in order to driv...
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Published: 2014-02-03, Author: Simon , review by: 3g.co.uk
Low price, Good spec, Great screen, Long lasting battery, Latest version of Android
Plastic build, Average camera, No expandable storage, No 64GB model
The Google Nexus 7 2013 is a fantastic tablet. It's not quite the most powerful on the market or the best built, but nor is it any slouch in either department. It's great value for money and has made very few compromises to get there. Sure we'd love a bit...
The screen's sharpness and colour reproduction has rivals soundly beaten, and build quality and performance are top class.
Android tablets still want for compelling tablet apps, making the Nexus more suited for consuming than creating
The Nexus 7's screen, performance and build quality match or better the iPad mini's, and given its far cheaper price it makes a truly tempting alternative to Apple's tablet....
Fantastic screen, slim and light design, low price
No MicroSD card slot
It may not be a radical departure from the previous model, but the 2013 version of the Nexus 7 is arguably the best Android slate you can buy right now. It may not be at the cutting edge of tech – its innards are almost the same as those of the soon-to-b...
Smaller screen may not suit everyone, No microSD slot, Poor Camera, See also: Apple iPad mini, Samsung Galaxy Tab 3, design & first impressions, The slim, minimalist design of the Nexus is certainly eye catching, Compared with the first generation, the Ne
The Nexus 7 is a great improvement on the first generation model and keeps the price just right. But is it still the king of the 7" tablet crowd? Agent Plummer takes a look.The Nexus is a fantastically well-built device.Android tablets are one of the more...
Crisp and bright picture, Great resolution and subtle detail, Good stereo sound, Fast and powerful OS, Lightweight, slim and portable build, Great price
Camera could be better, No tablet-specific apps, No expandable storage
And with all this in mind, let's not forget that the new Nexus 7 also has an attractive price.It doesn't sit at the Hudl's budget level, but at £200 for the 16GB wi-fi only version (there's also 32GB in wi-fi only and 4G/LTE), it's £140 cheaper than the n...
Published: 2013-12-04, Author: Jason , review by: CNET.co.uk
Screen, Low price, Battery life
Slightly harder to use than an iPad
For just £199, you can't go wrong with a Nexus 7. If you have more to spend, I think you'll enjoy an iPad mini more, but for the price it can't be beaten....
