Google Nexus 9 32GB Android Tablet

It looks like Google planned step up to compete at the high end market with this. Nexus 9 offers many top of the line specs although many are poorly optimized. Pro: -Lollipop is great. However other devices are going to receive this soon, so not really a reason to get Nexus 9 for it..... -Supposed powerful Tegra K1 for gaming. I am a gamer and excited about this, but there doesn't seem to be any good games to make use of this to make it an advantage over GPU offered by last year's devices. -Beautiful display, surprisingly this is biggest Pro -2GB RAM -No noticeable light bleed like many reviewer experienced. Cons: -Overheating. One side of the device overheat to a uncomfortable level.(while the other is still noticeably warmer than any of 4 other tablets and 2 smartphones I owned) Being a handheld device, this is a huge con. -Battery. Nexus 9 last around the same as my 1 year old Nexus 7 2013. I was expecting it to last longer with the 6700mAh battery, the bigger screen maybe the issue. However the charging is about 20-30 minutes longer to charge from 35% to full compare to the Nexus 7 2013. -The back material looks fancy and high end, but not as comfortable to hold. -Price. I didn't mind the extra $ when I look at the spec before buying it, the extra 100-150 is not much for something you use often. I felt that it would be worth it. However, I feel that this is totally not worth the price after using it for a few days. Overall: I own a Nexus 7 2012, a Nexus 10, a Nexus 7 2013, and I used to own a Nexus 4. I have to say Nexus 9 is the worst Nexus tablet come at the highest price. This is a tablet which mashed up many top of the line spec with very poor optimization, totally ignoring the user and practical use of the device. I recommend NOT to buy this, hopefully next year's model will be better. I did some research on the overheating issue, it seems persist with many users. I can see seas of complain about this on some forums. People come up with different reasons. Some claim it is a hardware problem which will stay, and you can root and then clock to slow down Tegra K1 to make it less hot, which I think it is a very silly take on the very poorly make device. Some claim this is a firmware issue, which will be fixed in the next lollipop update. Google tech support is beating around the bush about this issue and has not given a firm answer from what I see. I am returning mine for a refund if there isn't a firmware update to fix the overheating problem in the next 1-2 weeks. I will update this to 4 or 3 stars if the next firmware update fix the overheating. Otherwise this stays.