LenovoTab M10 (2nd Gen) 10 Inch HD Android Tablet (Octacore 2.3GHz, 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage, Android 10) - Iron Grey

It’s never going to beat fruit or some song’s options, let’s face it. But it’s not far off. I bought this for my girlfriend’s birthday as her TV had broke. Also because I work nights, so it’s handy for me to watch things on whilst she’s asleep without disturbing her.With the screen and volume fairly low, the battery will last at least 8 hours of watching YouTube videos and surfing amazon for the products I see in he videos. The battery seems to go on and on.The screen quality is really clear and responds well to touch. You don’t feel any lag with touch screen gestures. I have noticed that when watching YouTube videos, you do get ‘colour blocking’ - that effect you got on older TV’s with bad signal. This may not be the tablet itself, it could be the Wi-Fi signal. I have zero faith in her ISP, so I wouldn’t want to blame this on the tablet.The sound is good for a tablet, expandable memory is an option. I will eventually buy myself one of these, it does what I need well, so why pay the extra for the ‘big two’?

Just right size I wanted...easily transportable in the case I got for it on here too. Machine is lovely, clear, fast and easy to operate. Super quality for a super price. Bargain

I'm retired. I spend a lot of time on my own. I usually have a TV set (and associated "stack" of satellite receiver (on, of course) and other equipment (DVD player etc etc) sitting on standby.) I tend to have the TV on, even just to feel the presence of "someone else" being here - and often not watching the screen. I'm and early riser (3:30 - 4:30am) and will hit the hay come around 11:00pm - with the TV (stack) being on around 19 hours per day (did I get that right?) - even with a load of "A++" energy rating equipment - the stack consumes 120W ( 120 Watts ). For 19 hours, that's 2,280Watt hours or 2.28kW hrs. Mains energy is charged by the kW hr - which currently is "only" 22 pence - so that's 2.28 * 22p = a tad over £0.50 Thats 50 pence per day - doesn't sound "too much", does it - but ...... Yes, I KNOW I could switch it off, but I prefer not to. So I decided to get a low-power item (low energy power usage I mean) - and the tablet has been live and active, with a "KASA" smart metering plug (same way I measured the current TV "stack" power usage) - and over the last 30 days, it has registered 0.5kW hrs. Over a YEAR using the TV stack would cost me £180. Using the tablet - it will cost me 0.5 (kWh) * 365 (days) / 30 (how long it took to burn 0.5 kWh) = £6.08 - saving around £174 quid - which I can spend on a few good meals-out on my next holiday....Well - I was asked to say why and what I thought about it ! LOLOL - perfect for my intended use !!!!!!!!

Easy, fast, efficient service and a great tablet highly recommend

This is my 3rd 10" tablet. Previously I have had a cheap Samsung and a cheap Acer. Both of which were very slow compared with this.It's fast and with a good amount of internal memory. It does exactly what i wanted with minimal fuss.Android 10 introduces a couple of changes, which I'm not sure if I want. But overall it is exceeding expectations. I find I'm using this more than the PC for casual fact checking and shopping! It is also a great ebook reader with a fabulous screen.Good value for money.

Good little tablet, with good screen quality good, and easy to get started. battery life is good. 7-year-old daughter seems to like it. The only thing we had a problem with was the face I.D (recognition) it just wouldn't work or open the tablet via the face I.D other than that great little tablet for the money.

I bought this and initially was pleased the tablet is easy to use and very quick in all that I did with it. The problem was when I compared it to my old Huawei T5 and the screen was nice and bright but a little fuzzy. At this point I checked the screen resolution and found that despite Lenovo calling this the M10 HD the screen is not HD. My fault I didn't read the product description and I probably should have realised why it seemed cheap. Anyway I returned the item and bought the Lenovo P11 Plus, which I am entirely delighted with. I should stress there is nothing wrong with this tablet but I wanted to be able to watch streams in HD, which plainly it could not do.

Budget tablets from Chinese manufacturers, mostly unrecognisable names, have proliferated, but Lenovo has been around with us for a long time and besides smaller electronic items they make laptops and computers of very good quality. Reliability is a major plus here. My previous tablet was an 8 inch Lenovo that served me perfectly for some 4 years ago.The other factor was Android 10 on offer here. I wouldn't have considered an older version. Not sure how many updates Lenovo offers, but many do not offer any updates. At 2.3khz this is one of the fastest processors on offer on a budget tablet, expect 1.6 khz elsewhere at the price! There is a 3.5mm jack outlet for headphones missing from many new tablets, including premium tablets.My only qualm is with battery capacity; at 5k mAh it is on the low side.