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At full price, it's not bad but there are superior options, such as the Advent Vega Tegra Note for £10 more, which has far faster hardware. It's a reasonable £119, but any Clubcard points you have to spare count for double under the Clubcard Boost scheme, so you can pick one up for as little as £60, which is an absolute steal. The Hudl has better specs, is available in a range of colours and by running Android 4.2 it gives you greater choice and freedom. If you’ve got an Amazon Prime Instant Video subscription (including those previously using LoveFilm Instant) then the Fire HD might be worth considering as the service still isn’t available on Android tablets – although you'd have to be very keen to pick an inferior tablet. Amazon’s selection of apps also pales in comparison to the Hudl, which has full access to everything on the Google Play Store. While the carousel interface looks good, it is inflexible and sluggish.
While the Hudl runs Android 4.2, the Kindle Fire HD runs Amazon’s own Fire OS 3.0 Mojito operating system. Technical specifications aside, there is a fundamental difference between the Kindle Fire HD and the Tesco Hudl, the operating system. Normally budget tablets have poor screens but the Hudl’s is actually pretty good, making it great for watching films and playing games.
Best iPad 2021: Which Apple iPad should you choose?īoth tablets have a 7in screen, but the Hudl’s has a higher resolution at 1,440x900 compared to the Kindle Fire HD’s 1,280x800.