Cheap Tablets Reviews Comparison 2018

Cheap tablet: reviews & comparison 2018

For several years, tablets have begun to develop. Designed to be an intermediary between the Smartphone and the desktop computer,they quickly  found a place in our homes and our bags. Indeed, whether at home or on the road, many people have fallen for this device, which combines the best possible portability of the mobile phone and the efficiency of the computer.

A major obstacle to the democratization of tablets was its price. Why buy a tablet at a high price when you already have a phone and a computer? Today, this problem is solved since cheap touch tablets are more and more numerous and effective. So,at a lower price, you can call your correspondents, use your favorite applications and even browse the Internet. And for that, you will not need additional peripherals, like a keyboard, a mouse or speakers: just like the laptop, a cheap tablet works very well by itself!

Many brands have tried the touch pad. Among the best cheap tablets, there are usual hi-tech brands such as Samsung or Lenovo, but also specialized brands in theentry-level, such as Qimaoo. Amazon also has its own cheap tablet, which rivals not without difficulty with other cheap tablets on the market.

How to choose your cheap touch pad?

The price.Obviously, the price plays a lot in our comparison of cheap tablets. Nowadays,it is possible for manufacturers to offer us relatively high-performance products at a lower cost. A functional touch pad at a price of less than 8000 Rs/-,it’s always a plus! Size.

The principle of the tablet is both to offer a better display than a phone and to allow more portability than laptops. Also, the size plays a lot in order to determine the best cheap touch pad. It is a subjective parameter that will depend on the sizeof your bag, for example.

The storage size. In order to install your applications, save your data and transport your photos and other files, you will need internal or external memory. The storage capacity of the tablet is very important in order to choose a cheap tablet.

Our selection of the best cheap touch tablets

7 “(17.7 cm), 8GB (Black) Fire 7 Tablet Special – with special offers

Tablet Fire 7, 7 “(17.7 cm) screen, 8 GB (Black) – with special offers

The next generation of our flagship Fire tablet – now thinner, lighter, with longer battery life and an improved display.

Superb 7 “IPS display with better contrast 1.3 GHz quad-core processor and up to 8 hours of internal memory 8GB or 16GB internal memory and possibility to add a microSD card for expandable storage up to 256GB Go.

Enjoy millions of Kindle songs, eBooks, apps and games from the Amazon App store – including Prime Video, Netflix, Facebook, Spotify, Instagram and more (does not support Google Play Store).

With Amazon Prime, enjoy unlimited access to many movies, TV episodes and secure storage for your photos – at no extra cost.

With the Kindle Subscription, access a wide selection of more than one million titles.

Amazon’s cheap Fire 7 touch pad hits hard with a mini affordable price. Although it runs on Android, you will not have access to the usual Play Store operating system:Amazon has integrated its own interface to this cheap touch tablet to offer its selection of applications, books , movies and others. With its 7-inch IPS screen with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels, you will enjoy a display quite honorable. On the storage side, the tablet offers a slot for Micro SD card up to 256 GB, but also the cloud, which allows you to save your documents and other files online. For a price around 5500 Rs/-, you will find a tablet with a quad core processor up to 1.3 GHz with 1 GB of RAM, which has two cameras.

Cheap tablet: which operating system to choose?

Android

Developed by Google, Android has a robust market of apps and content called Google Play and comes with a huge suite of Google services, including Google Now, Hangouts, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Maps, free shipping by turn ( our favorite), YouTube, Google Photos, Chrome Browser, Google Drive, Play Music and more. Basically, if you like Google services, Android is a good option for you. Although many of these services are also available on iOS and other platforms, integration is smoother on Android.

Android also supports multi-user connections, which is handy if you want a family tablet that everyone can share. And it’s highly customizable. The latest version of the platform, Android 5.0 Lollipop, is smooth, elegant and very user-friendly,but not all tablets will run it (most are still running Android 4.4 Kit Kat).Unfortunately, the selection of apps made to specifically enjoy tablets on Android is lacking. There is no division between Android Smartphone applications and Android tablet apps, so the quality of the experience may depend on whether the developer has optimized the display of tablets. On the other hand, if you have already purchased an Android application for your phone, you will not have to pay again to get it for your tablet.

iOS

The iPad runs on iOS. The iPad has over 725,000 custom apps and is currently the market leader in all areas. It is still the tablet to beat in terms of quality and has the most impressive selection of applications and accessories. However, the price of Apple tablets are not what we could call “cheap”. If you own other Apple devices or enjoy services like iTunes, the iPad may be a good option for you. If that’s not the case, well, that may be the best option for you. The user interface is accessible and very smooth, but it does not allow to customize much.

Comparatively,the iPad and iOS applications are more expensive than Android. There is also alack of support for multiple users and parental controls. If you have an iPhone and you have already purchased an application, you may need to buy it again to get it on iPad (some apps are universal and work on both devices, others not).

window

Windows tablets come closest to a traditional computer experience, as you might find on a PC or laptop. You will be able to run full versions of software like Microsoft Office on a Windows tablet, making it the best choice if you plan to use your tablet at work. There are also more than 200,000 apps in the Windows store, designed to be touch-friendly. Windows supports multiple user accounts and has a robust set of parental controls.

As a touchscreen tablet experience, Windows is still significantly weaker than Android or iOS. Part of the problem lies in the fact that you always have the impression of being a hybrid between the old familiar PC platform and the new tablet platform. The choice of the application is also relatively limited, expensive and of inferior quality.

Other systems

A few years ago, there were more competitors in this space, but the BlackBerry Playbook failed, and Barnes &Noble stopped making Nook tablets. You can still be able to pick up both at little cost, but we do not recommend it. It remains Amazon with its Kindle Fire range.

Amazon tablets use a forked version of Android, which means they do not have the Play Store or any of Google’s on-board apps and services. Instead, Amazon wants you to buy apps from its own App store, where you will find more than 300,000 apps to choose from. Amazon tablets are designed to be affordable entertainment devices,and if you are a Prime customer, they are worth considering. They have an excellent set of built-in parental controls, multi-user support, and are easy to use. You will also find excellent customer service.On the other hand, there is not such a large choice of applications, and the quality of what is there is generally lower. There are also limitations in terms of customization, and the user interface is not as elegant or as well designed for its three competitors.