Lenovo Tab M10 Plus – 2022 – Long Battery Life – 10″ FHD – Front & Rear 8MP Camera – 4GB Memory – 64GB Storage – Android 12 or Later & Toshiba Canvio Basics 2TB Portable External Hard Drive USB 3.0

I have had a seven-inch LG tablet for many years that is still working fine, but it has become increasingly difficult getting updates for the Android 5 programs I had installed on the device.

It was time for a new tablet, and I have found that Android devices need at least 64GB of resident memory to support a decent complement of installed programs.

I also wanted a brand name — something other than Samsung, which I have found to be a company making shoddy and disposable products and refusing to stand behind them.

So I found this Lenovo with the size and memory I needed, priced right at around $200.

This tablet seems to be doing its job nicely. It came with Android 12, but I updated it to Android 13 without any issues.

The screen is bright and sharp, with vivid colors, and the four speakers with Dolby Atmos deliver clear, crisp sound, though with little bass. The imaging extends far beyond the horizontal dimensions of the tablet.

Updating files and programs from my old tablet to the new one was an easy process. I wish Windows still did this, as it did back in the days of Windows 7!

I can’t say much about the front and back cameras other than to note that they both work as expected.

Battery life is excellent — you can easily make it through the day on one charge.

It’s also simple transferring files from the tablet to a Windows laptop. You just have to remember to tell Android what you’re doing (not just charging the battery) under Settings.

And though the startup instructions are a little sketchy (and tiny and hard to read!), installing an SD card for added memory is as simple as popping out the card drawer with the pin ejection tool included in the product box.

So far, then, I like this tablet a lot and use it not just for media playback but also for taking notes as a crime reporter, using the Office Suite program plus a $20 Bluetooth keyboard.

I’ll report back if I encounter any difficulties…

PROS:

* Bright sharp screen with vivid colors.
* Four speakers with Dolby Atmos imaging and EQ.
* Sufficient internal memory to support multiple installed programs.
* Ability to add memory via SD card.
* Fine battery life.
* Not too heavy.
* Reasonable price.
* Android 12 installed, with Android 13 update.
* From a brand name manufacturer.

CONS:

* No bass response from small speakers.

This is great tablet! I am very happy with the purchase. The battery last several hours of continuous use without charging it. The processor is fast and lets you enjoy movies, games and pictures in a smooth manner.
The speakers are good and the size of the tablet allows you watching games or watching movies comfortable. I recommend this tablet!

This tab is great for the price, everythig works fine, just two advices.

As I’ve Seen in other comments, it doesn’t have 128 gb memory, but 64; works fine for the price; aso it doesn’t work well whit any stylus; as I’ve read it only works well with the Lenovo Precision Pen 2 or the Lenovo active pen 3, but they look discontinued.

I’ve bought the Precision from China, but it will take some time to arrive.

Great value. Bright display. Outstanding battery life. Fast enough. Plenty of memory. This is one place buying an off brand is definitely at your own risk. Lenovo has never let me down. At least not yet.

If all you want to do is watch a movie in bed or read an epub or a news article, you don’t need a $799 tablet.

This device streams movies and shows from my plex server without issue. I expanded the storage from 64gb to 512gb for $40 by purchasing a fast microsd card right here on amazon.

Pros:

Big screen, expandable storage, thousands of apps, cameras work great for video calls, huge battery, stylus compatible

Cons:

The interface could be a little less laggy sometimes.

Conclusion: if you just need a simple device for consuming content this is a great option. After I got mine we purchased another for my wife and my mom also purchased one.

My wife was streaming music and movies throughout the day and quickly destroying the battery in her $1300 iphone. This battery being much larger will last longer and will only coat $150 to replace the tablet in a few years rather than needing a new phone or paying apple $80 for a battery replacement.

I bought this tablet because I have the first gen Lenovo M10 Plus and I wanted an upgrade. As you can tell in the picture it wouldn’t complete the system update. It was trying to update for 40 minutes. I figured to turn off the tablet and turn it back on. I turned it off and now it won’t turn back on. So I figured to do a soft/hard reset. It wouldn’t do that either. I even had the tablet on charge and the battery was 80% so you can’t tell me the battery was dead. It won’t power on, and now won’t finish charging. The screen is just dark and doesn’t show the battery charging. Another thing to mention is I set up the homescreen the way I want it and it goes back to the way it was. I get rid of the entertainment space and that shows back up even when I went to home screen settings and turn it off. This was before the screen wouldn’t turn back on. I’m sending it back for a replacement and if that tablet does the same thing I’m going to send it back and ask for a refund. I’ll update when I get a replacement. ****UPDATE June 18th 2023****
It’s been a couple months and I never got a replacement because I didn’t want to get the same tablet and expect to go through the same hassle setting it up and freezing. My M10 Plus still works fine but it is laggy due to its 2GB ram and small storage. The reason I wanted a tablet with more ram and storage. I’ll just get me a different brand tablet because I’m done with Lenovo.