Acer Iconia One 7

7-inch tablets have a tough time these days. It's hard to recommend many when the Nexus 7 can be bought for under £150 these days. The Acer Iconia One 7 is no Nexus-botherer, but the bright bodies on offer may please the kids.

Affordable. Memory card slot for expanding storage. Playful color choices

Dull display. Mediocre battery life

I've about had it with the "One" naming convention sweeping the tech world. No, sorry: Your device is not the One. With that out of the way, let's get to the Acer Iconia One 7. The $129 (8GB) slate joins the ranks of affordable and passable, but...

Very low price ; Decent viewing angle ; Decent CPU power

Too much app bloat ; Weak display colours ; Long load times

The budget price of the Iconia One 7 is reflected in the quality of its hardware with lackluster cameras and a not very impressive screen. It's cheap and cheerful so doesn't look like one we'll be recommending but check back for the full review soon to...

The screen is smaller and the back has tiny ridges. The dimensions are 12x20x.8cm; the viewable screen is 9.5x15cm which gives the notional diagonal imperial measurement of 7inches. Screen resolution is 800x1280. The right side has the on/off button...

The Acer Iconia One 7 is a tablet aimed at the budget market sector. As its title indicates, this tablet is of the 7-inch variety. The unit is available in a range of colours that include red, white, blue, green and yellow. My review sample is of the...

Under the bonnet, the Acer Iconia One 7 touts a dual-core Intel Atom chip. While it's not a high-end processor, we noticed no lag while using the tablet, although it is noticeably slower than more expensive models.