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November 2014
(79%)
341 Reviews
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4:3 aspect ratio works well, Android 5.0 Lollipop, Fast performance, Strong battery life
Lacks fine detail in video, Music performance is poor, No microSD card slot, Uncompetitive at this price, Design could be better
All this comes together to leave us feeling rather underwhelmed by the Nexus 9. Its screen size might be appealing for its mid-size approach, and its inclusion of Lollipop will be a draw for pure Android fans. But when it comes to performance, the Nexus 9...
Android 5.0 Lollipop is fast and efficient in performance, The new Material design provides a refreshed and updated look to the interface, Powerful processing performance, Relatively decent battery life, Sturdy aluminum frame and overall construction
Slower boot time, Lack of a microSD card slot, Lack of innovation in design and aesthetics, Priced higher than previously expected
The Google HTC Nexus 9 provides great performance with an exterior design that is just okay. The fact that it runs on the new Android 5.0 operating system is a definite plus and will appeal to most Android fans. The screen and speakers are about average b...
One of the best displays on the market, Fast, responsive system with insane power and potential, Android 5.0 Lollipop's new interface and features, Sound quality, loud Boomsound speakers
Subpar battery life, The odd hiccup while navigating, Video game graphics need some serious optimisation, Finish on the back shell, Mediocre rear camera
The Nexus 9 has an absolutely gorgeous display and a mountain of processing power. Unfortunately, it's also lacking the depth of software found in Sony, Samsung and even Apple's high-end tablets. By aiming for the top of the pile, Google has inadvertently...
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Published: 2014-11-21, Author: Chris , review by: reviewed.com
Every bit as iconic as the Nexus 7 It's no secret that critical reception of the new Nexus 9 has been inconsistent at best. Some people love the Nexus 9, but others have found their review units to be less than stellar. For our part, the Nexus 9 is si...
The Nexus 9 costs £319 in 16GB Wi-Fi form. The iPad Air 2 starts at £399. Aside from some nicer aluminium and a better rear facing camera, there is very little in it.Android L is also hugely exciting, because it shows the logical and slick direction the o...
Abstract: What's more, Nokia is promising that the N1 will cost just $249 (around £160) when it goes on sale in February next year, around half the price of the cheapest Nexus 9 model....
Abstract: Nokia yesterday announced its N1 Android Lollipop tablet, but how does it compare to that other high-end Android Lollipop tablet , the Nexus 9? Here we compare the Nokia N1 and Nexus 9 spec for spec to see which offers the better deal on paper. Also see ...
Published: 2014-11-14, Author: Dave , review by: wired.co.uk
Good screen, powerful processor, Android 5.0 Lollipop
Casework not as classy as some, no expandable memory, no IR blaster
We're not angry, just a little disappointed that the Google Nexus 9 is no more than a decent mid-range tablet, rather than a standout bargain like the Nexus 7. It has premium styling, the full HD screen looks lovely, the dual-core processor performs rea...
