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After purchasing your cut price Tesco Hudl 2 you'll probably have a bit of cash left over, so why not accessorise your new tablet with some handy additional products.
Tesco Hudl 2 soft touch case
If you're in the market for an inexpensive case to provide a little extra protection for your new investment then the £20 soft touch case fits the bill nicely.
The soft rubber finish provides useful additional grip and the screen cover means the display is protected when not in use - perfect when it comes to sliding the Hudl 2 into a bag.
This case also doubles as a stand, allowing you to enjoy hands free video sessions, especially handy when on the train or in bed.
Tesco Hudl 2 protective bumper
Planning on handing the Hudl 2 over to the kids? Then you might want to wrap it in this protective bumper - it's even got some funky stars on the back and it's available in blue and pink.
It's a touch cheaper than the soft case at £15, but you don't get the screen cover/stand combo and it's not as subtle in the design department.
It will, however, protect your Hudl 2 from various knocks and bumps and that's worth the price tag in itself.
Tesco Hudl 2 keyboard case
Turn your Tesco Hudl 2 into a mini laptop with the keyboard case. This case with integrated Bluetooth keyboard makes text input a doddle.
The battery inside the keyboard is good for 90 hours on a single charge, so you won't need to remember to pack a second charging cable if you go out and about.
It's only available in black and at £40 it's one of the more expensive accessory options, but well worth it if you'll be doing a lot of typing.
Hudl stylus
Compatible with the original Hudl as well as the Hudl 2, this simple stylus is available in five different colours and costs just £5.
It doubles as a pen too, with a ball point pen at one end and a stylus tip at the other. Plus it works on other touchscreen phones and tablets, giving you real bang for your buck.
Hudl kid's headphones
Is the noise from that game the children insist on playing at full volume on the Hudl 2 starting to really test your nerves? Get them a pair of headphones!
Tesco offers up these highly affordable, Hudl branded pair for just £12, and sound is limited to 80 decibels to protect their tiny eardrums. Bless.
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