Review on Tablet ASUS Nexus 7 (2013) by Janis Ziemelis ᠌

In general, I purchased a tablet about a year ago. At first, I was very happy with my purchase; however, over time, he became more and more upset, particularly after the connector broke. In my opinion, you should still consider purchasing it because it offers good value for the money and, even if you do not upgrade to version 4.4, it is still rather lovely. These are some advantages: Iron that packs a punch and wins all the games - a screen of good quality - a design of good compactness - the established method ates Having this drawback: -Deplorable construction quality (after three months of use, the charging connector broke, they fixed it, but it broke several more times after that). The front rims were damaged in the accident. After operating for a year, the screen began to degrade, and in certain areas, glare and broken pixels became evident; this is not quite a bonus because of the reason that this occurred. After the update from 4.3 to 4.4, it became a real hell in games. For instance, Grand Theft Auto V worked at max settings with between 40 and 60 frames per second up until 4.4, but now with settings that are below average, there is somewhere between 10 and 20 frames per second. ISN'T THAT OUT OF THE ORDINARY? - the system is not broken in any way, shape, or form in Ch. The menu, but it will occasionally reboot, and then it will begin to fail severely (in the main menu, it will begin to fail for around thirty minutes, and then it will return to normal; however, it is recommended that you restart the device as soon as possible). -problems with both cameras -issues with the battery (when the screen is at medium brightness, it lasts 5 hours and it sucks) -the speakers are quite quiet -the temperature is extremely high in the camera region as well as in front and behind