I think the 7inch form factor works well for book reading and just usable as a browser. And very light and portable. Best in widescreen like the Nexus as it's usable with 1 hand.
It's also for me personally just about the smallest screen I could actually watch a film on.
the 10 inch formats are still good for reading on but make much more usable browsers and photo viewers, espcially if they have a high res screen. I think the 10 inch tablet format ( thats not widescreen ) works best in practice. The 10 inch widescreens are a little ackward to handle imo.
I've sold my nexus 7 as it was getting no use since I got a nexus 4 and was given an iPad 4 as a freebie from work, but would still rate this as the best 7 inch tablet around and being a nexus it's a pure android experience so the highest chance of software compatibility, where you will always be getting the latest version when released and isn't bloated with manufacture crapware.
It's also for me personally just about the smallest screen I could actually watch a film on.
the 10 inch formats are still good for reading on but make much more usable browsers and photo viewers, espcially if they have a high res screen. I think the 10 inch tablet format ( thats not widescreen ) works best in practice. The 10 inch widescreens are a little ackward to handle imo.
I've sold my nexus 7 as it was getting no use since I got a nexus 4 and was given an iPad 4 as a freebie from work, but would still rate this as the best 7 inch tablet around and being a nexus it's a pure android experience so the highest chance of software compatibility, where you will always be getting the latest version when released and isn't bloated with manufacture crapware.



