Lenovo Tab M10 Plus (3rd Gen) Android Tablet | 10-inch 2K Display | 128GB | Wi-Fi 5 | 4GB RAM | Storm Grey

Great screen, excellent sound quality, as easy to use as my phone. The battery life is exceptional - i can watch several hours of streaming using my phone as a hotspot and still have over 75% of the battery left. I only need to charge it every 3-4 days. I work nights and use it during quiet periods at work to watch disney+ netflix etc. If i have any criticism it's the stupid screen gesture thing it comes set up with. To return it to the usual 3 buttons you have on an android phone screen is crazily and cryptically buried in menus. Even if you search for the right thing it doesn't return the right page and you really have to root around to find the setting which is under an identical heading for the setting that doesn't contain it. I have no idea why. Once set to normal android mode operating it is much simpler as I found the gesture thing unreliable and sluggish. The other criticism is that you cannot change the launcher, meaning you cannot customise icons. I tried installing Microsoft launcher as on my phone and whilst it works, after 30 seconds or so it reverts by itself to its own Lenovo launcher, resetting any changes you have made in a different launcher. That's all kind of by the by though as for the price - I paid £150 for "used -like new" and it was actually brand new and sealed in the box with the film still on the screen so for the price a real bargain. I chose it over a Kindle Fire HD which would have been the perfect size as i was worried about not being able to get certain apps as they don't use the normal Google Play Store. I'd seen videos about installing them as apks but I didn't want the hassle. Shame as an 8" screen would have been perfect for me. Never mind, this screen is great and the sound is plenty good enough and loud enough. It's pretty quick and responsive once you have got all the various updates installed. I haven't noticed any lag that some reviewers have spoken of. OK it's not ultra responsive in an instant with zero delay like a flagship phone but it's by no means slow or laggy and I certainly wouldn't pay 3x as much for that split second faster response, esp as I only need it for streaming. I've watched a star wars movie on disney+, streamed the darts premier league from Sky Sports app, watched Youtube videos etc all very happily. Highly recommend this tablet.

Good qaulity tablet, I is lasting me well, happy with purchase 👍👍👍

Android tablets have developed nicely and this is an excellent example. I wanted to get a smaller and lighter tablet and at this time the Lenovo M10 Plus gen 3 (crazy name?!) is a great option. Bought mainly for media and eBook/PDF duties and for this task it excels. I also have Lenovo's rather fine Active Pen 3 (alternative is the Precision Pen 2) which works well. Now the Table does feel slightly under powered but for the price of around One Fifty here on the ol' Amazons, it not too much to grumble at. The Screen is fantastic and the Tablet has been upgraded to Android 13 recently, which have made a good tablet into an excellent one. With the latter you have a fancier split screen options and other refinements. Great for reading, with it's 'Reading Mode' options to save the eyes somewhat. Good enough and being a fully fledged Tab, it ment that my kindle not really been needed for reading, even though an epaper screen is easier to read this tablet versatile and faster eg for pdfs. Styluses .... Lenovo really needs to get its act to get her with naming conventions... For example Active Pen 2 if for some of the Windows machines, But Active Pen 3 is for some of there Tabs?! I got the latter at a good price as there were no precision pen 2's about. Only major difference is the latter is hexagonal tube and Active Pen 3bis circular one. There are great Apps for not taking like Wacoms Bamboo and MS's OneNote. Sketchbook for drawing is fine to. But Krita the Open Source wonder also works but does show that The Tab M10 Plus gen 3 is somewhat under powered, but again at its price point the Active Stylus facilities are a welcome feature not usually available at this price point. If you want a good media Tablet with headphone socket no less, and with eReading and note-taking focus in relatively light package. This is a very decent option!

After some research and reviews of tablets I have found this small gem of a tablet (I'm actually writing this reviews from that) it's great if you want just a good tablet for media consumption and very light gaming, it may take a second to open the apps but everything works without freezes or delays, and the battery last pretty long, for this price it's probably one of the best tablets that you can buy at the moment.

I bought it to read emails and some excel, word work when I am on trains and travel. It is super fast for those tasks movies from Amazon prime and Netflix amazing quality. Battery life when watching movies is at decent value more than 12 hours. I am impressed even on gaming Asphalt 9 at decent speed. I am impressed with 1) quality of images. 2) for the price tablet with proper pen I could markup architectural drawings (pdf) on site very accurate and fast. 3) The sound quality is amazing unbelievable and mutch better from my smartphone that is 5 to 6 times more expensive. 4) super light and thin 5) reading long hours nice I do not use the camera for photos or videos but I sused for meetings Teams or zoom and the quality was acceptable.

I brought this to replace and HD fire 10 as It was getting really slow, and did not run al the apps I required. When I first got this battery life was ok, after a couple of weeks it started to drain even when not used. i read a lot online and tried most of the fixes, i even uninstalled all my apps, turned of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and put it in power saving mode. nothing helped. as a last resort I reset it back to factory conditions, When running through the setup there was a check box that said something like stop apps accessing the internet when not in use. I have all my apps on now and battery life is now OK. I;m Pleased With the pad. for the money you cant go far wrong.

A very good quality and value tablet. I am very happy with it.

I bought this in August last year. It was primarily to be able to remotely monitor CCTV. I am an octogenarian with a 7 out of 10 capacity with technology. I don't want/need a smartphone, so got this. It is handy for doing its job, and handy for instant browsing (I am writing this on its big brother, my Lenovo laptop. So far so good with this one, which is also fairly new...) The tablet completely freezes if I try to open a PDF. I've isolated the problem to this. I chose the 'open once' option and it brings the doc up, but it won't scroll, -then the screen shuts down. Last time I did the Volume Down/hold Shut Down to force shut down, and after about 2 minutes, it finally complied. Not so this date. I cannot shut it down; it has been running for nearly three hours now, and is completely frozen: the screensaver comes up with the shut down/restart, but nothing works. As an older person I have to tell you that there is so much advice and information available nowadays --- but no real help. I suppose I wait for battery power to run out? I don't know. This much I DO know: I cannot possibly recommend this thing. It was meant to assist with security. It has done the opposite. It's vile. UPDATE: I was advised by an IT person who has been in technology since computers were wound up with a handle! A tablet; this Lenovo tablet? DOES sometimes freeze when attempting to open a PDF as an attachment to an email. The advice is to move to Folder; then open. My advice from this veteran, was to let the battery run flat, then fully recharge and 'cold start'. My problem was that the tablet had just been fully charged, and with my medium level usage, -and now no usage at all; the battery would take about 6 days to deplete. Lenovo advises to press 'volume down' and 'power off' simultaneously, -this 'helpful' and totally ineffective advice showing on the screen. I decided to press 'off' (thumb) - 'volume down' (index finger) - and 'power off' (other hand!). It worked! A message appeared that it was shutting down (after two false starts removing my 'power off' finger to read the damn.ed message, which promptly thus disappeared stopping the shutdown). So? it is a THREE step process, not TWO step as Lenovo advises. THANKS FOR NOTHING LENOVO.

Pour notre utilisation excellent produit mais très longue à configurer au départ

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