Google 16Gb Nexus 7 - Tesco Direct (Collect in Store) for £180 with code £180.04
To get the tablet for this price you'll need to do two things as it's still listed as £199 at the moment.
1.) The item price is £199, so first you need to get the basket over £200 using electrical items only. I searched and added a car light bulb to my order for £1.04... link below.
http://www.tesco.com/direct/r10-mes-65v-300ma/434-6252.prd?skuId=434-6252&pageLevel=
2.) Now the basket is over £200 of electrical items (important that it's all electrical items or the code won't work) you can apply the following code TDX-KNHP for £20 off £200 spend on electrical items only.
Ask for it to be delivered to store and you've got the tablet for £180.04.
Hope it helps someone.
Also remember you get £15 free to spend on the google play store when you buy this!
- italkapple
To get the free £15 sign up for Google wallet (the £15 does not just appear) and add a credit card once the cards added the £15 will be credited then just remove the card if your unhappy with leaving it active for someone to rob.
- polly69
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Fellow HUKD members, refrain from feeding the troll above.
Simply reflects how overpriced Apple products are
Odd, me and my family and friends have been using Android devices for years now and I've never heard of any viruses ever on anyone's devices.
Awesome price for the best 7" tablet on the market. Mine's been the best purchase I've made this year and is hardly out of my hands!
I'm getting one of these:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B008QBFFR8/ref=nosim/?tag=hotukdeals-21
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Jump to unread Post a CommentAlso, the Nexus is not in the 'Electricals' category but the 'Technology' category and when entering the code it tells me it is not valid.
http://www.tesco.com/direct/energizer-cr-2025-2-pack-batteries/203-8364.prd?skuId=203-8364&pageLevel=
Odd, me and my family and friends have been using Android devices for years now and I've never heard of any viruses ever on anyone's devices.
Awesome price for the best 7" tablet on the market. Mine's been the best purchase I've made this year and is hardly out of my hands!
Edited By: italkapple on Sep 16, 2012 17:26
Nah - go check them out down Carphone Warehouse... built very well and nicely finished. My iPad-owning buddies are buying these for their kids, so must be robust.
I'm getting one of these:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B008QBFFR8/ref=nosim/?tag=hotukdeals-21
Besides if a virus targets a platform it is the ultimate endorsement as viral peddlers want to target the majority.
Not the fanboy minority who think a brighter display justifies an extra £270
Can the ipad hack WIFI networks? Can you run your own code on the ipad without jailbreak/rooting? I think not!
Android FTW
Ipads are still easily the best tablets for general use. I'd never get one as I like tweaking stuff. For the general user who has little interest in customisation then it has to be an ipad.
Just ordered.. Hot!!
Besides if a virus targets a platform it is the ultimate endorsement as viral peddlers want to target the majority.
Not the fanboy minority who think a brighter display justifies an extra £270
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Simply reflects how overpriced Apple products are
Cheap = Apple very worried and announce iPad 'mini' Check this out
The iPad is a great piece of kit but twice the price and definitely not twice the quality - this is a superb tablet and an absolute steal for that kind of money !
I have been using the Nexus 7 since it launched and now my uncle, two friends and a few other relatives have ordered them as well after using mine. In my opinion it is a marvellous device. I cant afford the Ipad otherwise I would have bought it ages ago. So for budget conscious technophiles this is a good deal. If you can afford the Ipad what are you doing in this forum. Go and get it.
Can the ipad hack WIFI networks? Can you run your own code on the ipad without jailbreak/rooting? I think not!
Android FTW
Ipads are still easily the best tablets for general use. I'd never get one as I like tweaking stuff. For the general user who has little interest in customisation then it has to be an ipad.
Agreed. If people want to think "the same" not different as apples slogan is, then by all means buy an ipad. All have the same hardware, same OS and so on. Myself i don't see why i would want to limit myself. All apple products are limitng even in the most basic way. I.e customization.
I own this one: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Function-Standby-feature-Android-Jellybean/dp/B008GSMRAY/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1347813188&sr=1-1
I haven't used the screen protector, but the case is brilliant and even turns the tablet off when you close the cover, I always forget I need to hit the power button if it's not in the case now! The pen isn't bad too, I had an expensive one that doesn't work properly any more for some reason so I'm using the free one that came with the case and it works great!
P.S. This device and the iFad are completely different products, 7" is for portability, browsing, book reading, movies and games... 10" tablets are for sitting on the sofa and generally home use. I own both sizes. This device is amazing to carry around and feels great in the hand (especially with the rubberised grippy back), iPad sized tablets are bulky and simply aren't good for commuting etc.
P.P.S Case in point... how much of an idiot does someone look on the train with an iPad compared to someone with a Nexus sized Kindle.
Edited By: Jimmyray on Sep 16, 2012 17:41
Fellow HUKD members, refrain from feeding the troll above.
Got mine for £158 delivered.
Still, this is pretty hot.
Still stating 'in stock' on my computer!
I hope you are trolling. I was just about to track your IP using my Nexus 7 and come to your house and beat you with a troll hammer.
I am personally using this one and I have dropped my nexus once but nothing happened due to the cover
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160863612690?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
But just today I have ordered this one.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/110946566200?var=410135702268&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
Ofcourse your collection is not complete without this one
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251107932811?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
Got mine for £158 delivered.
Still, this is pretty hot.
How did you get it for £158? That's £42 discount, not £25.
Got mine for £158 delivered.
Still, this is pretty hot.
How did you get it for £158? That's £42 discount, not £25.
Oh, sorry. I factored in probable cash back, too.
Didn't realise you could use the tablets for hacking. Other than for WEP, I didn't think they'd have enough resources. Can you get their Wifi NIC into promiscuous mode?
And get this for under £175!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Edited By: mcotter on Sep 16, 2012 17:55
Maybe you should buy some English lessons instead, siri might help you.
Didn't realise you could use the tablets for hacking. Other than for WEP, I didn't think they'd have enough resources. Can you get their Wifi NIC into promiscuous mode?
You can run a form of ubuntu on there at the moment, Backtrack doesn't work correctly. However the hacking is session highjacks. You can also redirect all network traffic through the tablet to log everything. It acts as a proxy basically. You can do wardriving also which wardirivng app + google earth works very well together ;)
Edited By: italkapple on Sep 16, 2012 17:59
Thanks
The money is pending on my card and the order is showing up in my account on tesco's website.
Thanks.
Thanks
off your staff privilege card (clubcard)
Or tether it to your mobile if you have a mobile hotspot function on your phone :)
I reckon half the memory is probably used running AV software.
Edited By: DEALS4EVA on Sep 16, 2012 18:06
Thanks
We get a privilege card. It has a code like the clubcard but when you type it in your account they know it is a staff card and automatically take the 10 percent off. Your cousin will have to order through their account to get the discount and you can pay them later.
Have google also realised how terrible software based buttons are? This thing is supposed to be for gaming above all else, yet you have 3 very annoying keys sitting right under your thumb all of the time.
Thanks
Staff privilege clubcard number
I reckon half the memory is probably used running AV software.
Its not that bad if you only use the apps that dont try to steal your data (so about 5 in total).
Bought the 8gb version which works out at about £170 with postage straight from google....
Tried to cancel it but they said its already on its way!
Heat though, well done OP!
Bought the 8gb version which works out at about £170 with postage straight from google....
Tried to cancel it but they said its already on its way!
Heat though, well done OP!
You still get a £15 Google Play voucher and a Transformers film.
I reckon half the memory is probably used running AV software.
Have you got a problem with Android?
Or tether it to your mobile if you have a mobile hotspot function on your phone :)
Sounds awfully troublesome. I'd rather just slip a sim in :D
I tried a Nexus 7 for a good 15minutes in PC World as well the other day and was tempted then to buy one then, this just made it an easier decision.
I reckon half the memory is probably used running AV software.
I previously quoted someone else and told fellow HUKD members not to feed trolls, but you have infuriated me to the point where I now believe there are too many sarcastic, ignorant, brainwashed sheep in the world.
Or tether it to your mobile if you have a mobile hotspot function on your phone :)
Sounds awfully troublesome. I'd rather just slip a sim in :D
It's really easy when you know how. Also the 3g version will be at least £50 more when released :)
Or tether it to your mobile if you have a mobile hotspot function on your phone :)
Sounds awfully troublesome. I'd rather just slip a sim in :D
Not at all. You set up the wireless hotspot on your phone (only needs to be done once) and then connect to the phone as if it is a normal router. Each time you use it, just turn on hotspot on your phone and the tablet will connect automatically.
Or tether it to your mobile if you have a mobile hotspot function on your phone :)
Sounds awfully troublesome. I'd rather just slip a sim in :D
Not at all. You set up the wireless hotspot on your phone (only needs to be done once) and then connect to the phone as if it is a normal router. Each time you use it, just turn on hotspot on your phone and the tablet will connect automatically.
Was gonna post this myself. I've got a Windows Phone 7 phone and just tap "settings > wifi hotspot > on" and the tablet connects automagically. Takes all of 5 seconds to tether. :)
And get this for under £175!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks dude, got it now :-)
This is a standard price for any tablet the ipad is double the price it should be.