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[* black] The battery tray comes out with no problem.
-[* black] The tray is held in play only by a few screws, but the battery, itself, is secured to the tray with some moderate adhesive.
+[* black] The tray is held in place by only a few screws (yay!), but the battery is secured to the tray with pretty sticky adhesive (boo!).
[* black] The battery is rated at 3.8 V, 15 Wh, and 3950 mAh.
-[* icon_note] The Nexus 7 2nd Generation boasts up to an extra hour of battery life while surfing the web compared to [guide|9623|the original Nexus 7|stepid=36530].
+[* icon_note] Despite a 4326 mAh battery in the [guide|9623|original Nexus 7|stepid=36530], the new generation boasts an extra hour of battery life. Lower power consumption devices mean more bang for your ecological-impact buck, so it's definitely a nice trend.