Lenovo Tab M10 HD Tablet (Wi-Fi+32GB)

The Lenovo Tab M10 HD features the ideal specifications for a family-friendly entertainment tablet. The Qualcomm Snapdragon quad-core processor runs at 2.0 GHz, and the latest Android Pie OS keeps things operating smoothly. The bright 10.1" HD screen, as well as the twin front-facing speakers, provide the most immersive entertainment experience possible. With twin front-facing speakers and Dolby Audio, the Lenovo Tab M10 HD provides the most immersive theater-like sound experience possible. With a generous 32 GB internal memory that can be expanded up to 256 GB via an extra memory card slot, the user doesn’t have to worry about running out of space for all the programs, videos, and images.

The 10-inch display is surrounded by relatively thin bezels for a budget Android tablet, with an 82 percent screen-to-body ratio. The aspect ratio is 16:10, which is close to the conventional 16:9 widescreen ratio. It strikes a good balance between being wonderful for media and being useable for email and web browsing. While the display is bright and clear, and the colors are lovely and vibrant, the resolution is a little low for such a large screen. On the huge 10-inch IPS LCD screen, the earlier edition of the Tab M10 hardware had a full HD display, but this one only has an 800 × 1280 resolution with an appalling pixel density of roughly 149 ppi.

With quick charging and a 4850 mAh battery that lasts for a long time without needing to be recharged, it will always be able to last longer. With the long-lasting battery, one may watch 720p video for up to 8 hours. The Wi-fi connectivity is decent and provides smooth Voice-over calls using Wifi.

It has a 5-megapixel primary camera with autofocus and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera. Unfortunately, neither camera is particularly good. That is, however, not uncommon in this class. The quality is adequate for pictures and video chats in favorable lighting situations.

The Lenovo Tab M10 is available in two colors: black and white. It has a full plastic body, as one could expect at this price point. While it has a similar design to the more expensive Lenovo Tab P10, it is built of metal and glass. The Tab M10 is composed of plastic, yet it appears to be nicely constructed. It is 8.1mm in thickness and weighs 480g. A regular headphone connector and a USB C 2.0 port are located on the right side. A microSD card slot is located beneath the display. A dock connector can be found down on the bottom, and the power button and volume controls can be found on the left side. It's an IPS panel with a broad field of view. Additionally, the colour reproduction and contrast are great. That also applies to its brightness. It has enough brightness to be used both inside and outside in the shadows. It is, however, far too black to be used in direct sunshine.