Top six 7-inch Android tablets under 8k

ZenFocus myZenTab 708BH

ZenFocus MyZen Tab 708BH

This one’s new and slightly pricier than the rest. The 708BH features similar hardware specs as the 7Ci except for an additional 4GB of internal storage, but the price is almost double. With a performance slightly better than the 7Ci, the price is just not justified, even when relating it to other tablets in the similar segment. Display quality and media performance is almost similar to the 7Ci, and the audio quality is about average. The battery life is a decent 4.5 hours. On a final note, the ZenFocus myZenTAB 708BH is not a budget tablet that you would opt for when others selling for almost half the price are around.

Karbonn Smart Tab 1

Karbonn Smart Tab 1

Good looks can only last so long when dealing with a device that’s in and out of your pocket, bag or purse. But nonetheless, we’re just a little superficial at heart, so the cool white SmartTab does tend to stand out a bit in this crowd. The Smart Tab 1 is identical to the Funbook Pro in terms of hardware, but it does not match up in overall performance. The Smart tab 1 is also thicker and slightly more expensive than the P300. Overall, the Karbonn Smart Tab 1 is like a blonde in the never-ending line of jokes – great looks, good body but that’s it. And let’s not leave out expensive.

WickedLeak Wammy Desire

Wicked Leak Wammy Desire

The Wammy Desire from WickedLeak is the cheapest dual core-based 7-inch tablet in the market today. It has a superb build quality with a compact and rugged shell. The interface is smooth and the performance (both, display and UI) is unmatched when compared to others in the list. Though the Micromax and the UbiSlate tablets were neck and neck between performance and price, the Wammy Desire seems to pull ahead of the pack. It seems to be great value for money in terms of specs and performance as well.