I use this much more than my Nexus 7 12/13.

[Torisen1]

I have both of the Nexus 7 tablets, the 13 was a joy. I do find myself using the 9 much more than I used either of them. I guess the 4:3 aspect ratio is better, I just don't like the iPad mini that I have, relegated to audio book alarm clock duty only. The iPad mini was a gift from work. If I had a stereo dock for the 9 I would get rid of the mini.

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[jstwondrng]

I have both of the Nexus 7 tablets, the 13 was a joy. I do find myself using the 9 much more than I used either of them. I guess the 4:3 aspect ratio is better, I just don't like the iPad mini that I have, relegated to audio book alarm clock duty only. The iPad mini was a gift from work. If I had a stereo dock for the 9 I would get rid of the mini.

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I hear ya! I thought I used my N7 2013 all the time until I bought my N9. It is now like my computer. Web, email, productivity, reading, movies, gaming... The only time I don't use it is when I'm working (ok, lunchtime I do...) but it is a wonderful tablet. I REALLY love the 4:3 aspect ratio, especially for reading, web and gaming. I would definitely purchase a followup to this tablet if it becomes available in the future (provided the flaws that presented themselves in this version are fixed).

J

 

[systemofadown1]

Agreed, it kills either N7 ( mine now sits in a drawer - I need to gift it to a friend so they can experience pure google Nexus joy).
Love the N9

 

[jstwondrng]

Agreed, it kills either N7 ( mine now sits in a drawer - I need to gift it to a friend so they can experience pure google Nexus joy).
Love the N9

Exactly what I did. My fiancee now has my N7 2013. She loves it! Gotta luv the Nexus line.

J

 

[LinuxWeather]

Funny I was just thinking this too, I debated if I needed a tablet form factor since I rarely used my N7 (2012) but I've used my N9 more in 5 months than I ever used my N7 in two years.

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[salmanahmad]

I wouldn't blame you.

The Nexus 9 is like nearly PC grade powerful, let down by a few construction and software issues but nonetheless a powerhouse of a device.

It's full potential hasn't even been reached yet.