Tablet Grudge Match – Beetel Magiq vs Reliance 3G Tab - Tech2
Summary
Unlike stock Android, the notification bar is replaced by toggle switches for different functions like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Brightness, Data and Messages. With all the amenities like 3.5mm headphone jack, hot-swap micro SD card slot and even an optical d-pad included, it’s a very tempting buy at this price. If you go with the Beetel Magiq tablet, youll get snappier performance, larger built-in storage, a very nice UI and the SIM is not locked down to a single operator. On the other hand, youll have to live with a resistive touchscreen, weak battery life and an overall heavier and slightly bulkier device. On the down side, it comes with lesser built-in storage, has a slower CPU, which means 720p videos are a no-go and its locked down to Reliances network, which to be honest, is not too great.