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title: "Nexus 7 from Google (7-Inch, 16 GB, Black) by ASUS (2013) Tablet"
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# 1.5 GHz quad-core 7-inch display 10-hour battery Nexus 7 from Google (7-Inch, 16 GB, Black) by ASUS (2013) Tablet

**Brand:** google
**Price:** 3116 DH
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nexus 7 from Google (7-Inch, 16 GB, Black) by ASUS (2013) Tablet by google
- **How much does it cost?** 3116 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- google enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted google brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Power That Lasts:** Stay unplugged longer with a robust 3950 mAh battery offering up to 10 hours of usage.
- • **Stunning Visuals:** Experience vibrant colors with a 1920x1200 resolution on a 7-inch IPS display.
- • **Connect and Share:** Easily connect to other devices with a USB 2.0 port and enjoy wireless freedom with 802.11bgn.
- • **Capture Every Moment:** Snap stunning photos with a 5 MP rear camera featuring auto-focus and a large f2.4 aperture.
- • **Speed Meets Efficiency:** Navigate seamlessly with a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core processor at 1.5 GHz.

## Overview

The Nexus 7 by Google, powered by ASUS, is a compact 7-inch tablet featuring a stunning 1920x1200 resolution display, a powerful Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, and a long-lasting battery that keeps you connected for up to 10 hours. With 2GB of RAM and a 5 MP rear camera, this tablet is designed for both productivity and entertainment, making it the perfect companion for the modern professional.

## Description

Product Description          Black; Touch Screen; 7" WUXGA (1920*1200), 400 nits, LED backlight IPS panel with Corning Fit Glass; Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro 8064 1.5GHz, L2 2MB, Quad-Core; 2GB DDR3LM-1066; Adreno 320, 400MHz; 16GB Flash; No Optical Drive; Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean); 802.11ABGN; 1.2 Mega Pixel & 5.0 Mega Pixel Webcams; Bluetooth 4.0; 15Wh, 3950mAh, non-removable polymer battery (10 hours); Comes with Adapter & power plug, Manual, Warranty card, Cleaning Cloth; 1 Year North America Warranty             .com

## Features

- 7-inch tablet screen, 1200x1920 (323 ppi), LED-backlit IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen
- Powerful 3950 mAh battery, 10 hours, 15Wh Li-polymer Battery
- Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro 8064 Quad-Core, 1.5 GHz
- Memory: 2GB, 1.2 MP Front Camera, 5 MP Rear Camera, Auto focus (rear), Large f2.4 aperture. (rear camera)
- Output:5.2V 1.35A/7W for other USB device, Input:100-240V AC, 50/60Hz universal, Support Wireless Charging

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Standing screen display size | 7 Inches |
| Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1200 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1200 Pixels |
| Processor | 1.5 GHz Snapdragon_S4 |
| RAM | 2 GB DDR3 |
| Hard Drive | 16 GB |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Adreno 320 |
| Card Description | Integrated |
| Wireless Type | 802.11bgn |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Average Battery Life (in hours) | 10 Hours |
| Brand | ASUS |
| Series | Nexus 7 |
| Item model number | NEXUS7 ASUS-2B16 |
| Hardware Platform | Android |
| Operating System | Android 4.3 Jelly Bean |
| Item Weight | 10.2 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 7.87 x 4.49 x 0.34 inches |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 7.87 x 4.49 x 0.34 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Rear Webcam Resolution | 5 MP |
| Processor Brand | Qualcomm |
| Number of Processors | 4 |
| Computer Memory Type | DDR2 SDRAM |
| Flash Memory Size | 32 GB |
| Hard Drive Interface | Serial ATA |
| Power Source | Corded Electric, Battery Powered |
| Voltage | 5.2 Volts |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ASUS
- **Model Name:** Nexus 7
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 16 GB
- **Screen Size:** 7 Inches
- **Display Resolution Maximum:** 1920 x 1200 Pixels

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: what is difference between the 2013 nexus and the older model? I know that camera is offset.**
A: The biggest difference between 2013 and 2012 is the high def screen.  The resolution on the 2013 Nexus 7 is much higher - about 323 pixels per square inch, if I recall correctly.  This is one of the highest pixel densities for any small tablet on the market.  It was recently edged out by the iPad Mini with retina, which has a density of 326 pixels per square inch.  Anyway, the Nexus 2013 screen is gorgeous.  Colors are quite vivid and render beautifully.  I was on a plane and watched one of my Google Play movies - it was crystal clear - a pleasure to watch.  The density of 2012 is still high def - but about 225 pixels per square inch.  The 2013 has more RAM - 2gb instead of the 1gb in the 2012 Nexus.  The 2013 also has a faster processing chip.  I own the 2013 and had the 2012 also.  I find the 2013 is much more responsive.  The 2013 has a different design.  It is narrower and slightly taller than 2012.  The 2013 has wide bezels when held in landscape, with very narrow bezels on the top and bottom.  This is one of the more controversial design changes - some people appreciate the extra room for hands when gaming or watching movies in landscape, others think the bezel design is somewhat disruptive.  As you note in your question, the camera has a different location and has been improved.  The 2012 only has a front facing camera.  The 2013 has a front and rear-facing camera.  The rear is 5 megapixels, while the front is about 1 megapixel.  I have taken pictures with the 2013 rear camera and the quality is okay, but not great.  There is no flash, so pictures in low light will be more difficult to pull off.  The 2013 also has more powerful speakers, with stereo placement.  To me, they are still pretty soft, but the quality of sound reproduction is a little improved.  I still use headphones or a bluetooth speaker for volume when I need it.  That said, the 2012 is still an excellent tablet.  Both 2013 and 2012 now run KitKat 4.4.2  and both 2012 and 2013 will be among the first to get Android software upgrades.  The system upgrade for Nexus 7 tablets deployed by Google last fall implemented TRIM - a change to the software designed to keep the tablet from slowing down over time. Many people complained about the 2012 becoming sluggish last year after months of use, even though there was plenty of room on the hard drive.  TRIM is almost like a self-cleaning mechanism for the tablet, and is designed to keep that sluggishness from happening.  Hope this helps!

**Q: Does the Google Nexus 7 support Flash Player**
A: Flash is not supported by default on the Nexus 7 or by the Chrome browser, but you can get it working.First, you'll want to install an alternative browser, Firefox or Dolphin is recommended. Then you'll need to grab the Adobe Flash Player APK from outside of Google Play. You can get it at the XDA Developer's Forum. You will need the "install from unknown sources" option enabled as described above. Once Flash is installed, you should be able to play Flash content on your Nexus 7. (You may have to request the desktop version of websites; you can do this in Firefox by entering the menu then Settings > More and check the box next to Request Desktop Site.)

**Q: is it wi fi**
A: There are 2 models one is with wifi only and the other got 3g as well.

**Q: I have never owned a tablet, but this brand & type was recommended. Those who own this one, do you think this is a good "first" tablet?**
A: I don't think the question matters if it's your "first" tablet, really.  The android OS is the same whether you buy a high quality tablet, like this one, or a lower quality one.  I think the experience on this tablet if far superior, so if that makes this a good "first" tablet, then, yes, buy it as your first!This tablet functions exactly like any other tablet, except it's far superior quality.  It's extremely fast.  The resolution is so crisp that you won't believe how good HD movies can look on a 7 inch screen.  It's very light weight, yet feels durable.There probably isn't a better 7 inch android tablet on the market right now, that I'm aware of.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Took me a week to warm up to it but now I love the new Nexus 7!
*by A***1 on August 11, 2013*

I have to admit I am a tablet junkie. I own a new iPad, the original Nexus 7 and now this new Nexus 7 (and at one point I also had a kindle fire HD, a iPad 2, a Zeki tablet which was horrible!, and a Nook HD...... before I sold or gave them away). I kept my new ipad and the Nexus 7 because they were the ying and yang of the tablet experience... a pure ios and pure android experience. However I am always on the lookout for another tablet and I held out for the new Nexus 7 as soon as the rumor mill began whirling at a feverish pace. As soon as Amazon had it available I ordered the 16 GB version and waited in anticipation. When it finally arrived here were my thoughts.Initially I was fawning over the packaging (told you I was a uber tablet nerd) because it was sleeker than the previous generation's box. When I cracked into it I was somewhat so-so about it. Holding the new device in my hand I immediately noticed the difference in its weight and width from the original Nexus 7. To make sure I had my original Nexus 7 on hand and I did a side by side comparison and the new model is most definitely sleeker, easier to hold and lighter weight. I was kind of ho-hum at first at the back of the device because I loved the stippled back of the original Nexus, but holding the new Nexus I kinda did not mind the smooth rubbery texture of it. My hand was loving the warm and inviting sensation of this smooth backing. Upon turning on the new Nexus I did notice after a few attempts that I had to hold down the power button a lot longer than the original Nexus 7 in order for the device to boot up which is not a big deal. As usual you have to set up your google accounts or sign into your account if you already had one and the very first thing it asks you is if you want to upgrade to Android 4.3. Hell yeah I said and I allowed the device to do so.After I was booted up and updated, here is my reaction to the device itself. When I read reviews and watched youtube videos about the new Nexus 7 every person always brought up the amazing clarity of the screen. I however did not really notice it at first. I may have been spoiled by the retina display of my ipad or the crispness of the Kindle Fire HD (when I had it) or even the great graphics of my original Nexus but I could not see what the fuss was about at first! The screen was not lighter than my original Nexus 7 (which I found out was because I had manually brightened the screen on my original device but kept the factory settings on the new Nexus 7) and I did not see anything that was mind blowingly better than the previous devices I mentioned. I was let down but decided to play around with other things like youtube videos and a new book I bought on the play store. I turned on my original Nexus and decided to compare my e-books. Man, I finally saw what the critics were saying. The text is so much crisper on the new Nexus 7 then the previous model. The navigation on the new Nexus 7 was zippier too! I was able to have multiple things running and not suffer any lag. Android 4.3 is plain but so customizable with widgets and the hold and drag function. Youtube videos were crisp as well. I watched a few things on Netflix and was satisfied with the image quality. The Google centric apps are ones I always use (Youtube, Chrome, Maps etc) and they are all there and tablet optimized! I was not even bothered by the big top and bottom bezels and marveled at the skinny side bezels. I have thus far not have tried out the speakers because I always use my headphones and I have not used the new back camera because I use my phone or digicam to take photos so I can not comment on those features yet but when I do use them I will update this review.So far there have been no sluggish performance issues that plagued the original Nexus 7 (though my original device never suffered but I am a media consumer and not a power user or rooter). I am absolutely in love with this device and I can say it is the best 7 inch tablet I have played with so far (though I am anticipating the new Kindle Fire HD 2 and will buy one of those because I am a freak). I recommend anyone that has not purchased a tablet yet and wanted to try one out to go for this device because the price point is very fair and it lets you do so many things that other more restrictive devices will not allow. Its a great media consumer, its a great tinker toy for the rooters out there and its a comfortable device for all ages. I have no doubt that you will love this new Nexus 7 tablet and I hope the Google-Asus partnership keeps going for future devices.UPDATE (08/23/13):Well I have had this device for a while longer now and just wanted to update a few more things I have found. Firstly I must really commend Google and Asus for putting the headphone jack on the top of the device this go around because the previous generation had the jack on the bottom of the device next to the charging port. This made holding the device in portrait mode uncomfortable especially with headphones on. Now that the input is on the top the cord does not dig into your stomach if you are laying back and holding it.I have not experienced any multi-touch issues, but I have noticed that my new Nexus has trouble logging onto my workplace's public wi-fi. My original Nexus 7 (which I still use and love) has not issues what so ever so I am unsure what the deal is with that regards. The battery life on my new Nexus is stellar compared to my original Nexus 7 so I have been very happy at how much I can play around with the device and not have to charge it. The only issue I have had is with the charger itself as initially it was very, very snug when it plugged into the port to the point where I had to really pull it (at scary oh-my-god-am-I -gonna-pull-this-plug-port-out sorta levels) to get it disconnected. Over repeated charges this seems to be getting better but it is still on the snug side.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best tablet ever!
*by F***Z on August 5, 2013*

I'm a dedicated Mac user, but I've almost always used Android phones because it's much more of a customizable experience.I've used the iPad -- they are great performers with wonderful battery life, but the larger iPad is too big for me to carry around all the time and you can't use it with one hand.I've considered an iPad Mini, but I just don't like the non-retina display -- not to mention the price! I also considered the original Nexus, but since I own a phone with an HD screen, I really felt like I needed a retina-quality display. (Users shouldn't have to settle for a screen with visible pixels anymore.)So I pondered and pondered some more. I looked at the Galaxy Tab 8.0 and some of the other similarly-sized options out there, but wasn't quite happy with specs, price, and/or the design of the other options.Thankfully, Google refreshed the Nexus 7 and ticked all the checkboxes I had in my mind: high-res screen, good battery life, the ability to hold it in one hand for some time, and all at a reasonable price.After using it for a week or so, I must say I am quite impressed with the beautiful display. Under moderate-to-high use, I still can get a full day of use on a single charge. Typically, I'm near a charger most of the day, so it's easy to keep it topped off.It's fast, handles games beautifully, and it's a joy to watch HD podcasts, Netflix, Youtube, or any other video on it.The 16 GB model is plenty for me -- I download a little bit of music locally via Google Play Music and some podcasts via PocketCasts, but for the most part my media is streamed via the various streaming services out there. All my documents are available online and my photos get backed up thanks to Google+. I have quite a few apps and a handful of games and I'm still not using half of the storage space.The cameras aren't anything to write home about, but who wants to look silly taking pictures with a tablet? Not me. It'll serve as a camera in a pinch -- they say the best camera is the one you have on you, you know -- but most of the time it shall go unused.Wireless charging is nice, the wi-fi antenna seems to work fine in my house, and I'm glad it has GPS built-in (unlike most other wi-fi only tablets, *ahem* iPad *ahem*), so it works well for Waze or other navigation or location-based apps. (I often tether it to my phone or MiFi.)So those are my impressions. I hope they help as you consider a tablet purchase.

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