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

In my opinion, I can state the following: 1) The Android 4.3 interface on the device is incredibly quick. Flipping through desktops does not experience the typical Android lag. When using programs to access the main menu, there is no jamming. 2) The audio quality coming from external speakers. When you hold the tablet horizontally, you can hear the stereo effect because the sound is stereo. It sounds comparable to the sound of an iPhone when played over an external speaker, with the exception of reduced sound saturation and bass. I'll stress it once more: these are external speakers. Three) Headphone audio quality. It was compared to my iPhone 5. When listening to music, the sound chip generates good sound that (for someone used to the sound of the iPhone) does not make them uncomfortable. In the quieter moments of the songs, if you listen very, very carefully, you may hear the "white noise" of the amplifier. When the frequency range is restricted to 14–15 kilohertz, the upper frequencies are well transmitted and there are no aberrations. Those. honest 16KHz output and even broader. Transmission at low frequencies is of high quality. Utilized sound potential on recordings of several western rock bands and progressive trance DJs in Flac format with the aid of the Neutron player application. The device's volume margin is substantial. Use in transportation. When the display is set to landscape, it is easy to hold the margins in one hand. Thanks