The New Nexus 7 is Amazing Display

New Nexus 7 Box

Webpostline.com - If you remember the first Nexus 7 that was one of the most popular Android tablets all-time, and there was a lot of tablet for a very low price.

So, here comes the second generation the 2013 Nexus 7 its brand new, and while there are a lot of minor improvements in a lot to the spec upgrades that you get with the new version have any device.

There are three main reasons, why Nexus 7 can actually be considered the best Android tablet that you can buy right now for any price.

The first of the three things that make this tablet so great is a form factor, it's of course a tablet with a 7-inch display and it's sort of a mid-size device that puts a reputation one-handed and two-handed use, if you want to talk about a long email or something you can use two hands on that keyboard or if you just want to score on a magazine or use  casually it’s easily a one-handed device as well.

This is because the Nexus 7 is so light coming down to just 290 grams, which is now slightly lighter than the iPad Mini, and overall is very comfortable to hold and has a soft touch back with gentle curves in your hand, as also happens to be a very well balanced tablet which is harder to do than you might think, it's not top-heavy or bottom.

New Nexus 7 Tablet

There are some notable changes to the outside when compared to the old Nexus 7, those are the bezels its speaker and the camera on the back. The bezels are indeed inner on the sides but bigger on the top and the bottom, which actually makes it a bit narrower and taller. And then 5-megapixel rear-facing camera wouldn't expect it to be getting anyway and at this point kinda confused, why they chose to include it, the images in video takes are pretty meeting color not very sharp and this Nexus 7  is $30 more expensive than the first-generation.

Now the second thing that makes this so magnificent and the new display is not just a great display for a tablet that's only 230 bucks, it's a great display for tablet period. When you give it a pixel density of 323 pixel per inch, you will see the sharpest of viewing angles and colors, and also an IPS display that get brighter than any tablet on the market.

The third thing of Nexus 7 which means it also has a smaller battery, but it won't last quite as long game  rather constant use. You probably get about eight or nine hours. But, what's nice is, it  almost no using battery in stand by mode, so that really save the power when it's on standby and also compatible with the CHI standard for wireless charging. 

However, you should know that this is indeed a smaller physical battery in the last Nexus 7. This tablet is so much fun you'd be hard-pressed to that's genuinely bad to say about it.