Customer Ratings & Reviews

The tablet price is very attractive although it have two disadvantages , slowlyness and relativly midium battery life ( stickers not included :) )

I adore lenovo tablets especially this new 10.3 inch at $125! Its clear 1080 resolution. Its the Only brand that includes FM/AM radio (no Internet needed)! Samsung or Apple don't include. Easy to use! Enlarged font on all tablet. Plus includes a tip app which has easy instructions to how to use tablet. No other brand provides this. I highly recommend this tablet 100% Best Price, Best Quality, Best Everything!

This unit seemed like a decent entry level tablet on paper, but it doesn't have the processing power to offer a pleasant user experience. It's laggy in many apps, freezes up often, and is slow to do nearly everything. The dolby atmos is a complete gimmick - while it does have a "wide" sound, the quality is absolutely terrible.

Tablets pictures are amazing and so easy to install

I am loving this tablet. It has all of the functionalities for today's tech. While it is not top of the line, it performs above my expectations. Solid purchase!

Love it’s I’ll buy again love how it feel and work

Excelente deal, price and product is just the Roger choice

I bought last year this tab for my daughter birthday gift from bestbuy and didn’t opened its was sealed brand new so I didn’t opened its was gift and i send to my country for her.when my daughter opened the tab and turned on the tab was blink on lenovo logo and vibrating and then rebooting.it’s continuously doing same and doesn’t turn on.i went to my country and bring back yesterday.the warranty is expired last 4 months because it wasn’t in america i send to my country. I don’t know what i do with this ?bestbuy or lenovo change the tab for me or can fix this for my daughter ?or unfortunately i lost the money on brand new sealed damage item ?

Coming from a Samsung Tab A 2019 to this was a decent "upgrade" save for software. This tablet has a 1080p screen, hence the FHD naming, solid battery life, good speakers, capable WiFi for streaming, as well as a mostly stock Android experience. The drawbacks are: Android 9 supported, but no sign of Android 10 coming yet (hopefully Lenovo supports it), WiFi speeds are somewhat slow, but mainly due to the link speed being capped at 390Mbps, but it's only getting around 200 max on a gigabit connection. Face recognition works well, but is slower than Apple FaceID and will not work in dark settings. USB C Charging is fast and reliable - big plus there. Would like 2 more GB or RAM for speedier response and multitasking but it works for my needs well enough. Good buy at this size for the price. The screen is well worth it

I purchased the Lenovo - Tab M10 FHD Plus - 10.3" tablet since I needed an affordable, yet powerful for my needs, Android tablet. This being my first Android tablet I loved that it is similar in function to my Android phone, and I can customize it more than my iPads also. It is compact and thin, but I did add a screen protector and tough case to protect further. I'm not too concerned about storage, even if it is 32GB internally, and can even add external memory if needed. I also like the multiple user feature. I deleted the Guest mode and created a new user with different home and lock screens than the Admin user screens. Similar to how Windows 10 can have multiple users this tablet does the same. Screen is sharp but my business usage is not affected by how many pixels the screen has nor by the sound quality, which is good for movie watching. All in all, I'm satisfied with this tablet. I feel it would be a good entry level Android tablet for any user.

The Lenovo M10 Plus was an open box item that was listed as satisfactory. It exceeded my expectations, as it was virtually brand new with the only defect I could see at all, was merely the sticker on the front of the tablet was peeling up slightly in the corner. Also, the usb-c charging cable was not supplied. Fine with me...those are small concessions when the tablet is more than half off. The tablet itself, has a nice sturdy feel and weight to it. The screen is large and reactive with crisp, clear graphics. It has a fairly decent feature set...it's a tablet, so it doesn't need a huge amount of computing power....however, it does have a micro SD slot to expand storage capacity. All in all, I think it's a great tablet for all around general use. So far, no problems but I'll have to use it for a bit to see if any develop.

I bought these for my kids. I love how big they are screen wise. They have been very easy for my kids to navigate. They have netflix, disney plus and hulu on them as well as several games. I love that it has the external sd card slot. I haven't tested the camera quality yet but for kids I'm sure it's fine. They are very slim and light to hold. I did buy cases for them cause if it gets dropped I'm sure it's getting broken immediately. I wish there was a way to disable and remove some of the apps that are preinstalled altogether but have not figured out how to do this yet. Overall so far I would buy them again.

Little slow , but very reliable is good, I liked is 10" tablet just I my other tablet, that keep rebooting. It's little thinner and take c cable. This can do face recognition, fast charging, easy to use. Down side I find do screenshot is harder to do. I own lenovo pc for 10 years and still working.

Listen, it's affordable. Honestly, it's the only saving grace. It's very slow compared to phones even several years old. The screen isn't bad. Still, I haven't really used it since I got it. My Note9 is a couple years old and considerably more powerful. I thought I'd use it at home with wifi, but my old phone is so much better that it's just not fun. I hope to make use of it for something soon. Build is nice. Quality is there. It's just behind on the memory and processor. If you currently use a flip phone, this is a step up for sure.

I've been putting off upgrading to a newer tablet for a while. I had an Android 7 tablet from Insignia. But, I was starting to see a lot more apps that weren't compatible with it. I also do playtesting and reviews for apps and games, and I was having a harder and harder time finding tests that were compatible with my old tablet. After doing a lot of searching and research online, I decided to get this Lenovo Tab M10. It was affordable for my budget without having to sacrifice on screen size like I would have done if I'd have gone from my old 10 inch Insignia tablet down to a 7 inch tablet. This Lenovo may not have the newest version of Android (which is 11) being as it is Android 9, and it may not have the fastest processor out there, but it's specs do exceed what I needed to keep doing playtesting. It is much faster than my old tablet with startup times that are about twice as fast. It also loads apps much faster. I've noticed that when I look up apps on Play Store that fewer of them say that they are not optimized for my device than when I was running Android 7. Part of this boost in performance is due to a much better processor, but also to an optional feature in Android 9 that prevents background apps from interfering with the app that you are actually intending to run. I am very glad of this because the messages popping up saying that this or that app tried to start while I'm trying to use another app was really driving me nuts with my old tablet. I improved upon this feature by also installing an app called Razer Cortex that further frees up resources for the app you intend to run. It seems to be compatible with the built-in feature. I like that this tablet has a metal case built in. It makes it slightly heavier than my old tablet, but it feels more sturdy. I also like the surface of the screen. When I cleaned it with eyeglass cleaner (which I highly recommend for screens), the cleaner beaded up very nicely and ran off. I've been using a stylus (not included) to try to minimize fingerprints on this tablet and the stylus works very well with it. I also like that this tablet has something similar to stereo sound with speakers on the edges of the long sides of it. This is vastly superior to having the speaker on the back, especially when I put the tablet in a folding case/stand. It is the case that I had used for the old tablet and it had always kinda muffled the sound of it. The case can't do that to this tablet with the speakers where they are. When I plug in earbuds into the jack that I'm very glad to see (I've read about some tablets that no long have a jack and require you to get wireless headphones), the sound is even better. I'm using some fairly high quality earbuds which may help, but they are the same ones that I was using on my old tablet, so I can say that the good sound is partly due to the new tablet. It sounds better than the old one. Is it the best tablet on the planet? Probably not, but it is very good for the price.

Picture quality is fantastic for low-cost tablet. Very important spec to have. The only thing that really let this down was 2GB RAM on the 32GB model. 4GB is worth the upgrade to run apps with higher requirements. The build quality of the tablet is great and rivals iPads with its thin bezels. If you can adapt to Android, you've got a really good deal here.

The tablet is light and good looking. The RAM makes the tablet a little bit slower when you toggle between apps. The screen is rich and vivid compared to its price. Don't recommend it for heavy app use.

One of the best tablets I ever had you should try and it runs really good picture quality video quality and it sounds great

My Lenovo tablet is so handy. It's portable. I set it up on a table for zoom meetings. If I want to watch a long Youtube...I don't have to sit in front of a laptop. Tablet large enough for viewing and simple to use. It recharges quickly. I can take it anywhere that I can get internet. And the price was great!

Perfect for my needs. Easy to use, holds a charge.