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And my 2013 version is still going strong - so it doesn't look like a software bloat problem to me.

My 2013 Nexus 7 only got replaced because of the battery expiring. I still liked it more than its replacement, the Nvidia shield (too heavy), and I'd like either of them way more than any android tablet still on the market.

So's mine, and I dread the day it dies. I just want a 7" tablet running stock Android, that's all, and so far as I can tell it simply doesn't exist.

Which is crazy, because it would sell like hotcakes.

Hopefully some day some Chinese company will notice this huge pile of money left on the floor.

I was thinking the same thing. I had another ASUS tablet from the same era that had similar issues.

People would literally install the OS on the SD Card and run inverted storage to avoid the issue.

I have a Nexus 9 (16gb Wifi) and situation didn't improve at all (nexus 7/9 probably my worst product purchases)