I find it hard to justify a tablet priced from $500 to $900, when one can get a nice laptop computer in that price range. So after trying a number of tablets, settled on this one. This tablet is moderately priced at $179 and has perfprmed well with no glitches so far. Reasonable speed in this price range. Screen has good color, clarity and adequate brightness, and touch works well. Have not been able to get info if screen is glass or plasctic, but it seems to me it is glass. Added a tempered glass screen protector anyway. Setup was straightforward, and downloading updates and apps worked perfectly. I do suggest an additional micro sd card formatted as internal for extra storage. Sound is to be as expected - when speakers are this tiny. Sound through headphones is adequate, but not quite as dramatic from lows to highs as I expected. Wi-Fi works well, download speeds are good, bluetooth paired seamlessly. All apps - Netflix, Youtube, Amazon Prme, work properly. Battery life seems like it will be sufficient for a days worth of emails, browsing, watching videos. All in all, this isn't a $500 tablet, but a good tablet at this price point.

This table was not overly expensive, and the right size to be very portable. It is very fast and has a lot of storage. We installed a 128 GB SD Card to download movies on and the tablet formatted the card to become an integral part of the internal memory. What a great feature. I have nothing bad to say about this product. The picture clarity is great and it doesn't freeze up like the previous tablet did. I do like Lenovo.

I bought this to replace a 6 year old Samsung Tab A that would no longer held a charge. I compared this to the current Samsung Tab A and they seemed very comparable hardware. At a Best Buy price of about $50 less, this seemed like the better buy. So far, it has proven to be so. The hardware seems sturdy and solid. It is fast enough and the screen is good if not great. It is at least as functional as my old Samsung. It may be a bit heavier and thicker, but it isn't noticeably heavier. One thing I liked was that the installed Android 9 seems like a cleaner version than the one on my Samsung. There were very few pre-installed applications that I wouldn't use anyway and couldn't delete. Logging into my Google Play account automatically reinstalled all my old apps. This took a few hours to complete, but made the transition easy. I'd buy this again and recommend it.

For what I do with this tablet it is great. Most of what I do is check e-mails and some app use on the go. It handled the 200 Gb SD card that I put in it without a problem. Its faster than my computer and only takes moments to come to life. If your looking for a decent price tablet that works very well, you found it. Battery life is very good to, I used it to watch movies on while flying and it held up well with out being plugged in.

The Lenovo Tab M10 is a good tablet. It is very easy to use. It is light and stylish. The sound quality is good and the video quality on it is decent. the front and rear cameras are nothing to brag about. But it seems to be reliable enough. The battery lasts a fair amount of time, I haven't tested it to use it continuously on a full charge. I don't use it every day, but I will say that it stays charged even when left not in use for days.