14 DAY TRIAL // After Google has issued a special update for the Nexus 7 2013 which granted full Verizon LTE support to the tablet, it’s time to report that the Nexus has finally been made available on the carrier’s website.
Depending on how you feel about jumping onboard with contracts, you should know big red is offering the tablet for $249.99 / €184 with the standard two-year contract.
The $100 / €73 subsidy extended over two years isn't jaw-dropping, so if you want you can opt to pay $349.99 / €257 with no strings attached, which is basically the same you’d be paying if you were getting it from the Google Play Store.
Those who have already purchased the Nexus 7 and have had issues connecting on the LTE network should know that their issues have been resolved by virtue of the 37MB OTA update issued hours before big red started to officially sell the device.