Nabi Big Tab Review – Design, Performance, Apps And Games

Thinking about buying a tablet for the kids to learn and play with? Nabi has a great range of handheld models for children of different ages, with plenty of options to satisfy even the most restless youngsters. Below we’ve reviewed a few of Nabi’s children’s tablets so you can make your own mind up on what’s best for your little one.

If you are out there for a large family tablet computer, the Nabi Big Tab definitely is up to the task, with a selection of a 20-in or 24-in touchscreen, backed by a child-friendly choice of entertaining and educational games and programs. 

At 24 inches, the Big Tab looks like an all-in-one desktop computer.

There is a 24.5-in removable metal framework secured round the Edge of the pill, which sticks out a little so you can utilize it as a carrying handle.

Additionally, it doubles up as a kickstand that you are able to prop up the tablet for a variety of different viewing angles. The framework is also detachable through two release tabs.

The 1,920 x 1,080 is wonderful. It is a good screen, with colors that are bright and quite crisp, and good-looking pictures despite its reduced pixel density. The Big Tab runs onto a quad-core Tegra 4 chip, and is great for this kind of device.

The tablet includes 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of onboard storage, which cannot be enlarged due to the Big Tab lacking an SD card slot. Like the nabi Dreamtab, the BigTab gets the Blue Morpho software streamed on top of Android’s 4.4 Kitkat, allowing it to be more intuitive for little ones to use.

The tablet's 1,650 mAh built-in battery just provides a 30-minute backup, which means you will mainly be using this with the power adapter plugged in.

The Nabi’s speakers are great for games, although not perfect for watching films. The Nabi’s  front facing camera isn’t bad at capturing pictures but is hindered by low light.

What is unique about the Big Tab is the collaborative experience it provides. The huge display is really a joy when playing multiplayer matches with others. You may even have the Big Tab as a networking center, since it allows you to download videos and TV shows through Google Play.

You'll find games such as Air Hockey, Great White, and Ladders in the game area, and there are a number of games that are educational too.

The tablet does not discriminate on purely informative material either. The Wings learning program provides thousands of classes out of Pre-K through 6th grade level in mathematics, writing and reading.

The BigTab has a nabi mode for kids to use along with a Password-protected Mommy mode. It delivers the exact same well-designed parental controls that we have seen on the DreamTab.

You can limit just how much time children spend on particular programs with the time controllers, causing the tablet to lock down after the limit is attained.

There is also the choice of preparing time rewards that allow children earn more time on amusing programs for the time they have spent on desired/educational apps.

Fuhu has also tried to offer some incentive for the little ones to pull Their weight around the home, by means of a job list that parents can set up.

The Big Tab is a great tablet that not only provides Educational benefits, but also provides outstanding collaborative capabilities.

Even though it's possible to discover multi-player games onto any tablet computer, gameplay on this monumental screen beats anything you may experience packed around a 10-inch iPad screen.

While it is not ideal, with its brief battery Life, very low pixel density and the absence of an SD slot, the Big Tab is still a fantastic device for big families and includes plenty of exceptional and content parental controls.

Prices will be on the higher side of things. However, considering that you are getting the combination of an Android tablet computer and multimedia hub that may double as a complete HD screen, we think that it's well worth a look, and the Nabi Big Tab does consistently well in Nabi tablet reviews.