There are very few days left for the time of year when most purchases are made. What's more, this Friday begins Black Friday and millionaire sales are expected to be made during those four days. But To have a reading device you don't need to have a lot of money or even be aware of the offers as there are two devices that meet both requirements.
They can also be used for other functions such as playing videos, browsing the internet or simply listening to audiobooks. Many of you already know what I mean. In this case we are talking about the $ 50 Fire and the $ 7 Nook Tablet 50.
Both devices can be purchased for $ 50, but What is the right device really? Which is better, the Nook Tablet 7 or the Fire? In this case we try to offer a comparison that will get you out of your doubt or at least help you choose.
Nook Tablet 7
This new device from Barnes & Noble has a 7-inch screen with a fairly low resolution, lower than normal. Among its virtues is having a recent version of Android (but not the latest) and access to the Play Store. The operation is quite loose and the user can read as many ebooks as he wants but you will not be able to do it with the Blue Shades function, a feature that only Android Nougat has. Another of its virtues is that it offers the possibility of having any ebookstore or being able to read any ebook without having to do strange things to the device.
$ 50 fire
This device belongs to Amazon and although it has fairly simple hardware, it has a better screen resolution than the Barnes & Noble device. Also It has the Blue Shades function that allows us to read without blue light, but it does not have a Play Store as big as Nook Tablet 7. This means that if we want to see a video from Youtube or another different platform we have to use the web browser or hack the device, something not suitable for newbies. A priori, Fire only has the Amazon ebookstore so ebooks from other platforms cannot be read unless we "pirate" the ebook in question. And it is that the big problem of the Amazon tablet is that, its little powerful hardware and the absence of the Play Store.
Conclusion
I have $ 50 and I want to buy a tablet, what tablet do I choose? A question that many of you will ask. Personally, if you are novice users, I would recommend the Nook Tablet 7. Since it is ready for all types of users. However if you have some knowledge, if you know how to install apps from other storesEtc. ... Your device is the Amazon Fire. A device that has a better screen but to which you have to make modifications such as installing the Play Store. So it seems that it is not so clear that the Fire is the king within the range of $ 50, but it has not lost everything either. Do not you think?