Tesco Hudl

performance, price, usability, screen, durability

portability, reliability, size

74% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Good value for money ; Micro SD card support ; Really useful startup guide

Slightly sluggish performance ; Poor cameras ; Some screen quality issues

Good build quality ; Surprisingly good audio ; Google Play access

Dismal camera ; Mediocre performance

Tesco's Hudl tablet can't compete on specs with Amazon's Kindle Fire line, but for customers able to buy this device for £60, all of its relatively minor failings get a free pass.

Great price ; Sharp display ; Ample storage ; Stock OS

Tesco apps mostly pointless ; Appalling camera ; Mediocre speed ; Takes an age to charge

It took a while for Android tablets to really take off, but the combination of a solid OS and capable-yet-cheap hardware has led to success for the Google Nexus 7, the Amazon Kindle Fire HD and others.

Sturdy design ; Tesco apps ; Dual-Band WiFi

Tinny speakers ; Poor screen ; Small memory

Sharp screen ; Snappy processor ; Expandable memory ; Stock Android ; Well-priced

Screen could be brighter ; Design is on the chunky side ; Poor camera ; Contrast could be better

However, many shortcomings are easier to swallow at this price, and for the average user the Tesco Hudl tablet will prove itself to be a great multimedia tablet. It covers the basics and then some, and it does them well.

Price point and Clubcard Boost scheme really sells it, microSD card slot for storage expansion, more than capable for majority of tasks, Wi-Fi connectivity, full Android tablet (not just Tesco), Tesco service tie-ins of use

Nexus 7 is an all-round better device, poor sound quality, fingerprints prominent on screen, touch-screen typing had one or two sluggish glitches, Wi-Fi only, chunkier than the competition, do you want Tesco integrated into life?

We've got a lot of love for the Hudl. Considering this is a supermarket-produced product that doesn't involve fruit and veg it does a damn fine job of pretty much anything you'd care to throw at it. Just not tomatoes, don't throw those.

The Tesco Hudl is a budget tablet with a nice design and good build quality. Key specifications are better than the price tag suggests such as the processor and good quality 7 in screen. A microSD card slot and Micro-HDMI port are two reasons to opt...

The MyTablet might seem like a tempting buy at £99.99, but you'll get more bang for your buck from Tesco's Hudl thanks to its superior screen and processor.