Testseek.co.uk have collected 490 expert reviews of the Asus Google Nexus 7 inch G2 FHD 2013 and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Google Nexus 7 inch G2 FHD 2013.
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490 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Glorious 1080p screen
Affordable
Light and thin
Durable build quality
Slimmer design
1080p screen
Always up to date
Sensibly-priced
Solid build
Great Google experience
Fantastic display
Great screen
Strong battery life
Screen
Low price
Battery life
Significant upgrades including the design
Exceptional screen and added rear camera
Good spec
Long lasting battery
Latest version of Android
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
Great display
Excellent performance
Low cost
Decent battery
Guaranteed to get future Android updates early
Superb
Highresolution screen
Huge amounts of power
Great build quality
Good value
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
Crisp and bright picture
Great resolution and subtle detail
Good stereo sound
Fast and powerful OS
Lightweight
Slim and portable build
Great price
The screen's sharpness and colour reproduction has rivals soundly beaten
And build quality and performance are top class.
Fantastic screen
Slim and light design
Outstanding display
Great performance
Sleek design
Gorgeous 1
920 x 1
200 display
Well
Built
Fast performance
Good battery life
Value for money
Terrific screen
Powerful processor
New camera
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
The editors didn't like
Android OS takes up 6GB
Would you like some screen with that bezel?
Is Android's tablet ecosystem ready for the big time?
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
Limited battery capacity is an issue
Weird location for front camera can make it a pain to use
Not a huge upgrade from the first device
A lot of storage already occupied
Colors are slightly inaccurate
No 64GB option
Slightly harder to use than an iPad
No SDcard slot
Plastic build
Average camera
No expandable storage
No 64GB model
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
Camera is good for price but not great
Buttons too flush
Nonexpandable memory
Soso frontfacing camera
Bezel and screen borders could be thinner
Camera could be better
No tablet-specific apps
Android tablets still want for compelling tablet apps
Making the Nexus more suited for consuming than creating
No MicroSD card slot
Woeful camera
No SD card slot
Some Android 4.3 third
Party app issues
Bigger than the original
No expandable memory
Battery life is acceptable but still not fantastic for a device this size
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...
Great display, excellent performance, low cost, decent battery, guaranteed to get future Android updates early
Camera is good for price but not great
The new Nexus 7 pulls the exact same trick as its predecessor, offering buyers top-end performance at a low-end £200 cost. Featuring a powerful quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, stellar battery life and wonderfully crisp and bright 7in display, we ...
My initial conclusion is that the new Nexus 7 is a great device, compared to its predecessor it feels miles ahead. The only concern is the price, at £239 for the 32GB model you are dangerously close to iPad Mini pricing, with its premium build quality (an...
Published: 2013-08-22, Author: Phil , review by: techradar.com
Great screen, Affordable, Strong battery life
A lot of storage already occupied, Colors are slightly inaccurate, No 64GB option
If you're looking for a 7-inch tablet, we'll put it like this: there is no better alternative on the market, right now. And be aware of that qualification, because markets change very quickly. The Nexus 7 wipes the floor with the competition but Google c...
Abstract: Google 's new Nexus 7 is due to go on sale on August 28. Put together by Asus, the £199 tablet runs Android 4.3 and features a high-quality 1920 x 1200 7-inch screen. While we have only spent a bri...
Abstract: It's safe to say that last year's Nexus 7 was a success. It managed to break Apple's stranglehold on the tablet market and drove prices down for future devices. Now the Asus Nexus 7 is back, in even more powerful form. Revised specs including a new screen...
Abstract: Two of the most popular budget 7-inch Android tablets are the Amazon Kindle Fire HD and the Google Nexus 7 . Now that Google has released a new Google Nexus 7 2 tablet, we thought it would be a good idea to put the two tablets head-to-head with each other...
Outstanding display, Great performance, Sleek design, Good value
Woeful camera, No SD card slot
The Nexus 7 2 is better in almost every single way than its predecessor. It's slicker, faster and sleeker than any other 7-inch tablet on the market right now, and only the rear facing camera really lets it down. At £199 it's also a little pricier, but we...
