Both my wife and I have been putting our Nexus 7’s to a lot of use for a few years now. They have been used for reading, gaming, redditing, facebooking, finding dinner while traveling, as a GPS, countless other things, and most importantly they have both been used to end debates about who is right or wrong almost daily. Of all of the devices that we have they rarely get left behind when traveling or when we are out and about. We opted to wait when we saw the Nexus 7 2013 simply because replacing both devices can add up a little when you add in new cases, screen covers, ect. Just before heading out for our vacation this summer Verizon Wireless offered to send a new 2013 Nexus 7 with LTE over for us to toy with. Today I will talk a little about how it compares to our older Nexus 7 and how well it worked out while on vacation.
Product Name: Verizon Wireless Nexus 7 2013
Review Sample Provided by: Verizon Wireless
Written by: Wes
Pictures by: Wes
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Specifications |
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Design |
7” HD Display 1920 x 1200 (323 PPI) Scratch resistant Corning® Glass |
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Dimensions |
Dimensions: 4.49” (H) x 7.87” (W) x 0.34” (D) |
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Network |
Network: LTE Band 13 (700 MHz) |
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Operating System |
Android™ 4.4, KitKat® |
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Memory / Processor |
32GB Internal Memory (actual formatted capacity is less) 1.5GHz Quad-Core Processor and 2 GB of RAM |
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Keyboard |
Virtual QWERTY Keyboard |
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Battery |
Standard Battery: Non–Removable 3950 mAh Li–Polymer Usage Time: Up to 9 hours Standby: up to 12.5 days |
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Camera |
5 Megapixel Rear–Facing Camera and Camcorder with autofocus, lens, HDR, Panorama 1.2 Megapixel Front–Facing Camera and Camcorder for Self Portraits and Video Chat |
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Video |
Camcorder: 1080P HD video capture rear camera, 720P HD video capture front facing camera |
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Wireless Charging |
Built in Qi Wireless Charging |
