The quality of the screen (1280 x 800) is much better than I expected. One thing that struck me is that, even if you set the brightness to minimum to save battery life, the intensity is at least close to the 20% to 25% brightness of my phone and most other phones I've used.
The sound is not bad. The volume with headphones is somewhat better than with the built-in speakers. I found it to be quite low, even when turned up to full volume to hear it from a distance.
Close-up of the on/off, volume, Micro SD slot, charging input and one of the two speaker outputs.
It has two cameras, a 5 MP front camera and an 8 MP rear camera. The quality of the cameras is, shall we say, very modest. The pictures do not cope well with the lighting.
The WiFi behaves moderately well. I tested it with a 600Mb connection and it ran between 180 and 200 Mb down and about the same up.
The worst thing is the 6000mAh battery. It's a little short, although the battery life is in line with the estimated usage times advertised by the seller: about 24 hours on standby, 8 hours playing music, about 5 hours playing video and 4 hours playing games.
There is a slightly more expensive version with an 8000mAh battery,
Almost all of this tablet's weaknesses are balanced by its price/performance ratio. It moves smoothly even when multitasking while playing video and everything opens quickly.
As a curious detail, the seller offers a "lifetime warranty" by sending an email with your Amazon order number. Although nothing is known about the details and conditions of this guarantee, at least they reply to the email to let you know that the guarantee associated with your email has been registered or activated.
In short, taking into account its minor shortcomings, which in no way limit its performance when it comes to intensive domestic use for leisure purposes, it is an option at a very interesting price to take into account.
A short video using the tablet with the mouse in navigation and video playback with the brightness set to minimum. Sorry for the quality of the video, the camera of the mobile phone does not give much more and does not do justice to how the screen actually looks.
Pros
- Smooth operation and very responsive multitasking.
- Includes keyboard, mouse, case and screen protector.
- 128GB of storage expandable up to an extra 1TB with a MicroSD card.
Cons
- Fair battery.
- Modest cameras.
- Limited sound volume
- Materials and accessories are of fair quality.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Biegedy tablet worth it for less than £100?
Yes, it stands out for its good price-performance ratio. Despite being economical, it offers smooth multitasking performance thanks to its 20GB of RAM (12GB physical + 8GB virtual) and Android 14, outperforming other models in the same price range. Of course, don't expect a machine comparable in performance to the mid-to-high-end models from leading brands, but for light tasks it does the job.
How do you type the letter Ñ on the Bluetooth keyboard of the Biegedy tablet?
The included keyboard allows you to use the Ñ character by pressing a specific key combination: press Alt Option + N, release, and then press N again.
What are the weak points of the Biegedy tablet?
The main drawbacks are its 6000mAh battery, which is very limited and drains quickly with intensive use. Even when idle, battery consumption is noticeably excessive. The quality of its cameras is very modest, and the start-up time can be frustrating when you need to initiate different processes. However, these weaknesses are offset by its smooth operation and the included accessories (keyboard, mouse, and case), which, despite being of average quality, do the job.
