Lenovo Tab M10 2nd Gen FHD Plus 10.3 Inch LTE – Android
Lenovo Tab M10 2nd Gen FHD Plus 10.3 Inch LTE – Android Tablet (Octa-Core 2.3GHz, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC) + EE SIM with 20GB data – Iron Grey
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| Weight: | 460 g |
| Dimensions: | 24.42 x 17.78 x 0.81 cm; 460 Grams |
| Brand: | Lenovo |
| Model: | ZA5V0367GB |
| Colour: | Iron Grey |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | Lenovo |
| Dimensions: | 24.42 x 17.78 x 0.81 cm; 460 Grams |
great kit a huge improvement on the earlier model but the EE chip unnecessary
Overall great value for money. Definitely recommend.
Excellent screen quality. Good size and quite lightweight. Battery life good but can take a while to recharge (or maybe I’m just spoilt by the speed of my phone!).
This is a really good tablet, especially for the money. Display is crisp with rich colours, very quick speed and does basically all I want it to. Also a good size, but not heavy or thick, and yet still feels tough (although I have bought a cover for it just in case). Battery life is really solid too – can last all day and night with modest use.
A great choice if you want a 10 inch tablet.
This tablet has a mis-match design – it can’t make up its mind whether it is designed for use in landscape (as most large tablets are) or portrait mode.
(a). The device switches on in the portrait mode, so you crick your neck to sign in.
(b). The front camera is on the left edge, so when the tablet is in landscape mode, user facing the camera is actually looking to the right. To get user looking at the other person, you look left at the camera, but you don’t see what is going on on the screen! Turning the tablet to portrait mode, the camera is on the top and the user is looking at the other person, but if you’ve put the tablet into the keyboard case, its all a bit cumbersome!.
(c). If using Facebook, to write something the software switches the screen to portrait mode!
The loudspeakers are on the left and right edges in landscape mode, proof the tablet is (partially) designed for landscape use.
The on/off and volume keys are on the top in landscape mode, and all the attachment keyboards designed for this tablet are designed for landscape mode.
The quality of the loudspeakers is absolutely awful. No problems with strength of sound, just the quality – raspy, tiny, the sort of quality where speakers have been used to full power for prolonged periods, not natural such as found on Samsung tablets. It is certainly not suitable for playing music, and becomes quite annoying when watching TV/videos!
Screen is fairly responsive, but there are times I’ve had to tab the screen several times, for example using YouTube.
However, the screen quality is a poor FHD (1920×1200), but then I suppose I’m comparing it to my existing Samsung Galaxy Tab S-10.5 (2560×1600). It is perfectly suitable for working on documents, etc.
There is a remarkable difference in the quality of picture when video meeting. The Lenovo has a 5 MP webcam, and the Samsung Tab 10.5 has a 2.1 MP, but the Samsung is sharper and more in focus, as are objects behind the user.
Coupled with the above disappointments, the ProCase Keyboard for this tablet is NOT a UK layout – using ALT+ an annoying alternative; very annoyingly fiddly to open up or close down. Returned.
The Logitech Universal Folio keyboard & case would have been perfect, being a UK keyboard, but Bluetooth recognised but wouldn’t connect.
Once configured with MS Launcher and my choices of software, it is superb. Especially the 4g connectivity!
** IMPORTANT ** The first thing it does is upgrade to Android 10 and you need to do a factory wipe and restart after (not documented). Otherwise your apps won’t run in background and won’t reliably give notifications. This method cured all the problems. It is speedy and reliable. A really good tablet IMHO. PS… I formatted my extra microSD as portable memory to avoid any performance reduction.
I bought one of these 6 months ago & have been mighty impressed. Over the last 6 months I have used my M10 daily & can’t find anything to complain about – it runs everything I have put on it with no problems whatsoever. Battery life is good, screen is bright & clear. As well as browsing the web I use this for Gurushots, Golf Clash, Kodi & Photoshop. BBc Iplayer, ITV Hub & Youtube all run brilliantly.
I purchased a few of these for my vehicles as my clients have requested electronic Waste Transfer Notes. These are ideal as they have Wi-fi but also have a SIM slot too so you should be able to connect to the internet we ever you are and so far they are working fine. The Screens are bright and crisp and work well under all light conditions, the sound is OK too but this is rarely used by us. Apps and programs run fast and smooth and we’ve had no issues at all with them…in fact I’m thinking of buying one for my Holidays
Got the 4G version when it was discounted to less than the WiFi one but removed the SIM before turning it on and haven’t bothered with that as I have a good data plan on my phone.
Bought to upgrade from a 2Gb Tab 4, I’m impressed how much of an improvement this is. Screen is crisp and colourful and it runs much more smoothly. To have mobile connectivity is also a huge bonus. Great buy.
It’s one of the minority tablets out there that is modern enough, decent in specs, good quality, and not a Samsung. It’s great for professional workers looking for a sleek, respectable-looking tablet for admin work, reading, browsing, and other casual daily tasks. General usage (e.g. switching apps, etc.) is smooth and snappy as good tablets should be, but I haven’t tested it under hard work. I recommend checking online videos for comparisons to other tables and further info about the tablet.
If you are getting this for a present,birthday or Christmas, and like me set it up beforehand…. Do not set it up before removing the SIM card already inserted. Remove the SIM card then set it up. When it is to be used then the SIM can be reinserted then initiated and it’s timelimit started.
Great Android tablet, that can be used with Family Link for children.
It has a USB C cable connector, possible ethernet connection (haven’t tried it) and with Bluetooth 7 at 9.99-19.99 it is cheaper option than a300 10 inch laptop.