Lenovo Tab M10 Plus (3rd Gen)
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Memory Size
Mobile phone standard
Product details
A lightweight, portable tablet like the Tab M10 Plus Gen 3 is great for student research and projects. Combined with the Lenovo Instant Memo app, screen input becomes a breeze - from handwritten notes and sketches to highlighting documents and dragging and dropping text.
The Tab M10 Plus Gen 3's 10.6-inch 2K IPS display is simply stunning. Stream Netflix, Disney+ and other services at up to 1080p, the highest video resolution available for mobile devices. TÜV Low Blue Light certification means you can spend long, enjoyable hours in front of the screen, while the quad speaker system surrounds you with sound.
| Operating system | Android |
| Operating System Version | Android 12 |
| Memory | 4 GB |
| Max. picture resolution | 2000 x 1200 pixels |
| Mobile processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 |
| USB connector type | USB-C |
| Colour | Grey |
| Item number | 21133801 |
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Reviews & Ratings
- Good battery life
- Bright display and Widevine Level 1
- decent sound
- leisurely CPU
- No Wi-Fi 6
- Weak power supply, no Qi
- Attractive design
- Long battery life
- value for money
- Stylus support
- Only limited suitability for gaming
- Camera
Well-equipped, well-designed, reasonably priced: Lenovo succeeds in meeting most demands with the Tab M10 Plus. Together with the separately available stylus, the tablet outperforms Apple's smallest iPad and saves money in a direct cost-benefit comparison. Only in terms of gaming and presumably the expected updates do you have to expect limitations.
- Good workmanship
- Very long battery life
- Slow pace
- little memory
Customers should not expect a fast tablet with a top display and all the bells and whistles for 240 euros. However, the Lenovo is sufficient for surfing, shopping and watching films. It also offers a decent display, solid cameras and a very long battery life. The icing on the cake is good workmanship.
Tablets vary greatly in features, quality and price: cheap models cost less than 100 euros, the most expensive more than 1 300 euros. Some tablets offer the latest technology such as OLED screens, 5G mobile communications and fast processors. If you can do without that, you get a little less high-tech, but often great value for money.