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Barnes & Noble Nook HD+

Based on 9 reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

4
Average:

2
Bad:

3

Pros

MicroSD card slot.
Quality IPS screen a resolution of 1,920x1,200 pixels.
16GB of storage.
Supports multiple users.
Great Build quiality.

Cons

Lacks built-in HDMI.
Lacks camera.
11.5mm thick.
Odd-looking hole in one corner.
No access to Google Play.
Limited media support and app selection.
Weak Wi-Fi.

By PC Pro on April 22, 2013

Great hardware for the money, especially since it's now been updated with access to Google Play - though the sluggish UI is a...

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By Phone Arena on December 19, 2012

Staring deeply at the $270 price of the 16GB base model of the NOOK HD+ ($300 for the 32GB version), there’s no arguing that their intent is to keep Amazon itching with anticipation. Rightfully so, they’re able to do just that, as the NOOK...

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By 5FWD on December 14, 2012

Barnes & Noble took a risk with the Nook HD+, and it deserves to be commended for it. As good as the screen is though, the Nook HD+ is let down by its limited software: you can get almost all the same content on other Android tablets, and at £229,...

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By LaptopMag on December 08, 2012

With a beautiful screen, interactive books / magazines and strong parental controls, Barnes & Noble's Nook HD+ provides a superior tablet reading...

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By itproportal.com on December 07, 2012

The Barnes & Noble Nook HD+ is a solid media and web tablet for £229. The slate has an impressive screen and build quality, and it's cheap considering this. However, compared to rival larger tablets, the Nook HD+ lags considerably behind on...

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By cnet on November 28, 2012

Though lacking in media options, the Nook HD+ is a low-priced, quality entry point into the world of...

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By GoodEReader on November 20, 2012

The one thing Barnes and Noble has really done well over the years is to give you an Android experience, but is heavily customized. There is really no other tablet in the world that comes close to the unique features found in it.

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By T3 on October 13, 2012

At first glance, the Nook HD+ looks like a great piece of hardware and Barnes & Noble has clearly thought very carefully about the content that it offers and how it's presented.

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By RegHardware on September 26, 2012

Barnes & Noble is undoubtedly entering the UK e-content market at a gallop. It has four excellent products here – two e-readers, two tablets – that match or beat the best in their respective categories on price and deliver some impressive display technology.

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By CNET France on December 14, 2012

La Nook HD + est une tablette proposant une bonne finition, un bon écran et un port Micro-SD pour étendre la capacité de stockage. Ceux qui aiment la profusion de contenu risquent toutefois d'être déçus de ne pas...

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