📱 Google Nexus 10 Wi-Fi 32GB: High-Performance Tablet with Connectivity Options Review

Moving from the Asus TF300T to the Nexus 10 is like going from being homeless to living in a posh luxury mansion. I used the tablet primarily for college classes (ebooks, powerpoint slides, pdf notes, homework, etc.) but now I use it more than my laptop. The TF300T was only good enough for school, but now I needed something stronger and faster. So I chose N10. It's been a week and here are my results: GOOD: The Nexus 10's high-resolution display is as good as the smoothness of the operating…

I had the latest Nexus 10 and also a Note 3. Love my Note 3! I really liked my Nexus 10, but it doesn't have an S Pen. So I recently upgraded to a 2014 Note 10.1 and sold my Nexus 10 for a lot less than I paid for it. I'm trying to love the Note 10.1 but I think the Nexus 10 works better as a tablet and I want my Note 10 to work more like the Nexus 10 I sold. I thought I would upgrade but I'm a little sorry I gave up my Nexus 10. I like the multi-window capabilities and what the Note 10 can do,

I am torn by this review. It runs smooth, has great colors and graphics, connects to the internet with no issues, has great speakers and a good microphone and webcam. My problem is that I had a terrible time installing files on this thing. Installing apps and games is easy. Try to install documents and the problem appears. I've bought various USB cables, accessories and devices and I just can't get my documents installed on this thing. You can upload them to Google Drive from your computer, but

I've been testing this tablet for the last 24 hours and I like it so far. The sound is excellent through the front speakers. Nice picture, big screen, pretty fast even with multiple windows open, automatically downloads all your google play apps that you use on your other devices. In addition, Bluetooth works very well. I was able to upload pictures and videos from my phone to my tablet. Some issues I've had that apply to all Android tablets I believe are the inability to use Adobe Flash and…

May 2014 (Original) In use since Nov 2013. Works well with Jellybean, currently works well with Kitkat. The biggest plus is the front stereo speakers. Treated this tablet like a fat boombox. May 2016 (old update). Almost 2.5 years in use. N10 still works, got the latest OS update to 5.1.1. Lollipop in 2015, since then it has only received security patch updates. It's still not rooted, which I should eventually do. I encountered performance issues when using it. Random shutdown, assuming 2GB of…

I haven't had any of the crashing issues others have described. I run Chrome, Location Services, Slingbox, Netflix, Kindle, some Office programs, Radio programs, Pandora, NFL app. Nothing is a problem. I love that it's a full Android platform with access to all the Play Store content that another platform blocked me from. It works fast and switches between applications easily. It actually takes no longer to charge than my other tablet, although both take a bit of time. Since I plug it in at…

Love this tablet! It has a stylish design and is lightweight. I like how the edges are tapered because it makes it easier to hold and use in your hands. The material on the back of the tablet is a satin rubber that makes it easy to grip, but not so rubbery that it attracts a lot of lint and dust. The image on the screen is so bright that it can definitely be said that it is better than on a smartphone. The haptic feedback on the tablet is also very pleasant, the vibration is neither too weak…