Dell Venue 7

88% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

For a budget-priced tablet, the Dell Venue 7 looks, feels, and sounds quite good—and the rear-facing camera can produce attractive photos as well, something many budget slates can’t do. We also appreciate the MicroSD card slot and the fact that the...

Great bargain. Loud speaker. Simple, minimal design.

Poor cameras. Higher-resolution options are available in the $150 price range.

The Venue 7 plays every media format in our test suite except FLAC audio. Its outward-pointing speaker is a nice change from rear-facing speakers, and the speakers get pretty loud but stay a little tinny when turned up to the maximum volume. Like the...

Strong battery life; Bright display; Attractive textured design; Loud audio ; No physical home button ; The Dell Venue 7 is an attractive and capable 7-inch Android tablet with strong battery life.

No physical home button ; The Dell Venue 7 is an attractive and capable 7-inch Android tablet with strong battery life.

The Dell Venue 7 is an attractive and capable 7-inch Android tablet with strong battery life.

High graphics power, Expandable storage, High-speed LTE, ac-WiFi, 20 GB Dropbox storage (one year), Long battery runtimes and a decent performance. Besides that, cutting-edge communication modules are installed

Pressure sensitive display bezel, Few sensors, No App2SD support, Weak speakers, A slightly higher brightness and more homogeneous illumination would have certainly contributed to the otherwise great screen

The Dell Venue 7 and 8 are refreshingly bloatware-free and start at affordable sub-$200 prices. Performance during casual use is stable and there's a microSD card expansion slot.

Performance slows down when downloading app updates or large files. The thick bezels slightly outdate the tablet's design.

The Dell Venue 7 is one of the best small tablet bargains. The larger Venue 8 is just as capable, however there are other 8-inch slates that offer more features for the same price.

The ; starts at $149 and features a pure Android 4.2.2 operating system. It's lightweight, houses a microSD card expansion, and performs smoothly.

Larger games take a while to load, the touch screen is sometimes unresponsive, and battery life only lasts about a day.

The Dell Venue 7 offers a simple design and smooth performance for the right price, but the Nexus 7 is a significant upgrade for not much more.

Reasonably priced ; Solid construction ; Good displays

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Affordable ; Lightweight ; MicroSD card expansion

Thick Bezel ; Brightness level of the Display is less ; Indian LTE bands not supported ; Poor front facing camera

• Smooth Performance ; • Sturdy Built ; • Good Sharp Screen ; • Improved Battery Life ; • Affordable

• Occasional lags ; • No Front Earpiece ; • Doesn’t come with Earphones

Dell Venue 7 2014 isn’t the only tablet that ships with voice calling feature and supports 3G. There are other tablets like Asus Fonepad 7 Dual SIM and few of the Samsung galaxy tabs at this price range; but then Venue 7 manages to win the hearts with...