If convenient, get the Apple Ipad 12W charger, plenty of juice to charge your Nexus 7... and it costs (only) RM69 - good value!

Haha, do we also hang upside-down, close one eye, and hold our noses in order to see the defect?

But seriously, if a problem surfaces in normal use, by all means complain. But to set up uncommon circumstances to cause the problem to happen...

Actually, other users have actually spotted this defect, but in more common situations. But it is acknowledged the N7 is not perfectly made, Asus had to cut some corners, hence this problem, the screen lift, etc. But it has a quad core processor with really good tech specs, so for a thousand bucks, it's still good...

Install GoSMS and send a message to another phone...

The magnet that turns the N7 on and off is near the hinge of the cover, where the sensor is on the N7. When you turn the front cover all the way back, the magnet can still activate the switch. I don't think it's a faulty case.

This post has been edited by kkm: Dec 31 2012, 01:19 PM

No, we don't think all newbies are scammers, but we have to be careful with someone who hasn't yet got a track record of deals here and asks for cash upfront. I suppose it's a challenge all newbies have to go through.

Somebody already posted a solution to this. All you need to do is cut a small piece of iron or steel sheet (about 1" by 1.5", I used a milk tin cover as source) and stick it inside the back cover to block the magnet from affecting the sensor when you fold the front cover over. Problem solved!