Lenovo - A10 - 10.1" - 16GB - Navy Blue

I am a nervous nelly when it comes to electronics but this tablet makes me feel "smart". That's how easy and user friendly The Lenovo is. The camera takes great pix and the video recording is out of this world. I was able to install all the apps that I have on my laptop. I have had 2 other tablets and they're terrible compared to the Lenovo. Browsing is super easy and lightening fast. So therefore, I take my Lenovo everywhere I go. My choice of the Lenovo became definite with the help of the Best Buy tech who was so helpful and patient with me while I asked a million questions about all the different types of tablets. I am 110% satisfied with my purchase and product. Job well done!

I bought this as an upgrade from my Lenovo Ideatab 6000 which I absolutely loved. Was told by the bestbuy assoc. that it was almost the exact same tablet except a faster processor. The tablets are similar with a couple key differences, had I known about them I probably would have stayed with the Ideatab 6000. The pro's: I enjoyed the ease of use with this version of android, the Dolby stereo speakers are a welcome addition. Comfortable weight, and feels good in hand. My 3 year old has no problem operating this tablet. Features It should have: I miss the HDMI output from the ideatab 6000, it was great for entertaining our son on hotel stays with Netflix and being able to hook it into a large TV. The cons: Battery life is not as good as I would have expected compared to the 6000. Maybe it's because of the faster processor using more juice, but that doesn't explain why when off it charges extremely slow. Even if I try charging during use it will actually continue to deplete the battery, so if its too low I can't use it even if it is charging. For some reason the screen backlight is constantly self adjusting to a low setting, I've checked every display setting and can't figure out why it does this whenever thee tablet is used. All in all for the price I paid (only had to pay the difference due to my protection plan on the 6000, don't be silly people always get a protection plan) it's a decent tablet, for me though If something happens to this tablet I may seriously consider switching back to the Ideatab 6000. That HDMI out port was super handy to have.

I was looking for a tablet to perform basic tasks, email, surfing the web, kindle books, pictures, skype, and some basic document editing but not too much document creation which I do on my laptop. I found this tablet to have excellent features and performance for the $200 price, far better than the competition. Works well, no issues, incredible amount of apps and features available, runs Android, and the 10.1" screen size is SOOOOOO superior to a 7" and in my opinion, a must have!

While supposedly not as fast or bright in screen as more expensive choices, I sure can't notice the difference in my real world usage. Much faster than my earlier Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and screen is terrific. This Lenovo is simply perfect for my needs - email, Internet browsing, photo display, book reading, Watch ESPN, Netflix, etc. Battery life is not bad either.

Recently bricked another brand that had a few more features (standard USB port, HDMI port, camera with flash) but have been able to live without the features or have been able to work around it. Not an audiophile but I like the front speakers. I usually use headphones anyway. Good for writing notes. Haven't pushed the battery limits. Although it is slow to charge, it does appear to hold a charge better than other model. Lenovo interface is a bit quirky but not a deal breaker. Had for about a month. So far so good.

We travel a lot and when we do, my wife spends most of the time on her tablet and I sit and watch TV. I don't like to mess with her settings, so I don't check on anything until we return. So she recommended we get me a tablet. I wanted one like hers because we wanted a USB feature to connect things to it. You can't beat the price or the features of the Lenovo.

Bought the Lenovo Yoga 8 a few weeks ago, liked it, but felt like it was just too small (screen). So, I paid about $60 more to upgrade to the A10-70. I use these types of devices almost exclusively for streaming MP3 over Bluetooth to my Bose 2.1 system (added a Bluetooth Receiver with digital optical out) - either from local media (microSD) or via Spotify (Wifi). I've tried other products but they hang or lock-up after playing for a few hours. The Lenovo products are solid, they never stop and the battery life is excellent on these Quad-Core platforms. The A10-70 has some additional Dolby tools and has really great sound even when using the on-board speakers. I am very pleased with Lenovo Tablets and particularly with my new A10-70!

So I know it says it has a 1.3 GHz processor, but it's either a really cheap one or there are a lot of background processes that run on this device. It works fine for movies but lags with some of the games. Since this is not a popular tablet, it is possible that the lag is due to the apps not being 100% compatible. So maybe it's the apps and not the processor. But that isn't your problem. Whether its the processor or the app. It can run a little slower than the 7" LG. Which I bought at the same time and have tested both while sitting nest to each other to varify it's not my internet connection. Overall for the price I would by it again. If I was willing to spend more I would go with the Kindle HDX.