iBall Slide Brace X1 is one the popular tablet under iBall Tablets brand. Top 5 alternatives for iBall Slide Brace X1 as on 17th December 2024 are Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite, Lenovo Tab M8 (2nd Gen) Tablet (2GB RAM + 32GB), Lenovo Tab M8 (2nd Gen) Tablet, Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite LTE, Micromax Canvas Laptab LT777.
In terms of camera, it has rear camera No and 8 MP front camera.
The lowest priced tablet in iBall Slide Brace X1 competitors is iBall Slide 3G Q7218 priced at ₹ 1,454 while the highest priced tablets at ₹ 19,997 is iBall Slide PenBook Tablet (WiFi+32GB). View iBall Slide Brace X1 best competitors and similar tablets below and compare prices and specifications for all models.
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Galaxy Tab A7 Lite Price | ₹ 11,999 |
Lenovo Tab M8 (2nd Gen) Tablet (2GB RAM + 32GB) Price | ₹ 10,499 |
Lenovo Tab M8 (2nd Gen) Tablet Price | ₹ 10,799 |
Galaxy Tab A7 Lite LTE Price | ₹ 10,999 |
Micromax Canvas Laptab LT777 Price | ₹ 11,999 |
Lenovo Tab M10 HD 2nd Gen Tablet (Wi-Fi + 3GB + 32GB) Price | ₹ 10,499 |
Swipe Slate 3 Tablet Price | ₹ 9,999 |
Lenovo Tab M9 (HD) Price | ₹ 12,014 |
Amazon Kindle HD Fire 6 Price | ₹ 9,990 |
Lenovo M10 FHD 2nd Gen Tablet Price | ₹ 11,399 |
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The Kindle is an awesome e-reader for sure. The tablet comes with a 6.00-inch display with a resolution of 1280x800 pixels at a pixel density of 252 pixels per inch (ppi). Amazon Fire HD 6 is powered by a 1.5GHz quad-core processor. Apart from buying books available from the Kindle Store, you can also read DRM-free books that you have purchased from other sources online. These can be downloaded through various online portals and be transferred to your device. I have a lot of PDFs of books that I have bought or downloaded online through different sources and websites which I have transferred to my Kindle to read easily. Furthermore, to improve your reading experience especially for non-Kindle Store books, there are some features that can help. You can choose from a small number of fonts like Bookerly, Amazon Ember, Baskerville etc. that are really good. My favourite is Bookerly and I use that for all my books. You can also select the layout and adjust margins, orientation, alignment and spacing in that area. There are several themes as well to choose from plus you can also adjust the font size and even the weight (making text bolder), which is a really nice touch.