Love: Superb value for money with plenty of power, a premium build and great screen. Features like Google Now add excitement.
Hate: Limited, non-expandable storage.
T3 Says: It’s a 7-inch haven for watching movies, browsing the web and playing games, and could be the first Android device to truly challenge the iPad in terms of sales.
Price: From £159 | Google Play | Google Nexus 7 review
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