I think they have done a tradeoff of affordability for students vs high speed and real task ability. Electronics Engineering is in pretty bad shape in India,ve

I think they have done a tradeoff of affordability for students vs high speed and real task ability. Electronics Engineering is in pretty bad shape in India,very few colleges in Indias have equipped labs that provide them the required skills, so having a $4 FPGA really helps in understanding it, conducting small experiments will help in developing a insight on how it works. Vicharak has higher grade offerings as well which you can check that will be more in line with your exepectations, for eg: Axon, https://vicharak.in/axon https://vicharak.in/axon