Disgo 8400G Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Thomas Thorn (techradar.com)

Disgo 8400G review

At £150 it's hard not to consider the 8400G

Very Cheap ; Wi-Fi and 3G ; Access to Play Store ; Send Texts/Make Calls

Short battery life ; Sluggish ; Poor screen ; Awkward buttons and ports

The Disgo 8400G manages to hit in at a very low price point, but this does come at the cost of some of the higher end features and fluidity. However, offering 3G and Jelly Bean for under £150 is impressive. The equivalent iPad Mini is more than twice...

May, 2013

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Expert review by : Gerald Lynch (techdigest.tv)

REVIEW: Disgo 8400G 7.9-inch 3G Android tablet

The race to the bottom of tablet pricing continues, as Disgo offer up their 8400G tablet for a mere £149.99. Considering its 3G connectivity it's a steal, but can this budget offering stand up against its premium rivals? Read on to find out!

It ain't perfect, and it certainly ain't pretty, but the Disgo 8400G offers great value for money and reasonable performance for its low, low price. If you're desperate to get in on the tablet craze, and love to be able to access the internet when on...

May, 2013

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Expert review by : Dean Quinn (knowyourmobile.com)

Disgo 8400G Review: Budget brilliance or budget banality?

Much like Zumba, budget tablets are everywhere at the moment. You can't walk down your local high street without seeing a hastily pasted fly poster imploring you to come and join the cheap and cheerful tablet tech revolution. But how cheap dare you go?...

Functional design and build quality, expandable storage, fluid performance.

Onboard storage lacking, poor camera.

Whilst not the most beautiful device you'll ever see, this tablet does what's needed without breaking the bank.

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