The Lenovo Tab M10 Plus is here to exceed your expectations. Part of the 2nd generation Tab family, this media tablet is designed for the whole family. Outside, the standout metal design and premium look and feel combine with modern simplicity. With a full metal back cover, narrow bezels, and high panel-to-body ratio, you’ll love the clean look. The 10. 3″ FHD screen and dual speakers tuned by Dolby Atmos® deliver immersive entertainment. Inside, this useful tablet device has an Octa-Core processor with up to 2. 3 GHz main frequency, 32GB storage and 2GB RAM, and runs on the Android™ 9 Pie™ operating system to deliver fast, powerful performance. Created for everyone in the family to enjoy, the Lenovo Tab M10 Plus includes Kid’s Mode with dedicated content, parental control, and specialized eye protection. The bumpy environment alert and posture alert let you know when this Android tablet isn’t being used correctly. Make it truly helpful in your daily life by adding a folio case that protects your device. You can also transform your media tablet into a smart hub by docking into a smart charging station, and get more things done hands-free, thanks to the Google Assistant.

Stunning and stylish, the Lenovo Tab M8 is the 2nd generation multimedia tablet that’s tailored to make your entertainment experience richer. With a standout metal design, this small tablet is sleek, modern, and refined. The 8-inch HD display is crisp and bright, so you’ll never miss a detail of your favorite streaming movie or online game. A fast and powerful quad-core processor gives you non-stop gaming and videos, while the long-life battery lets you watch or play all day without the need to recharge! Bluetooth® 5.0 and Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (2.4/5 GHz) are built in, giving you strong wireless connectivity.

Running on the Android™ 9 Pie™ operating system, the Lenovo Tab M8 is quick and adaptive, letting you enjoy your favorite apps with ease. This Android tablet also includes special light and display technology for true eye care protection, lowering harmful blue light when appropriate to reduce strain on the eyes. Slim and lightweight, the Tab M8 is the tablet device that everyone wants to have.

The Lenovo Tab M10 (HD) is one impressive Android™ tablet – and made for the whole family! This impressive 10-inch tablet features an HD screen and two front speakers with Dolby Audio™ (plus a 3.5 mm audio jack) to make streaming videos, games, and other applications come to life. Packed with a powerful Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 429, quad-core, 2.0GHz processor, the Tab M10 offers 32GB memory and microSD™ card slot to add more. It supports fast connection with true 2.4 GHz/5 GHz WiFi dual bands (WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n/ac), Bluetooth® 4.2, and a Micro USB port. Plus, you can put your mind at ease with the special kid’s mode, containing custom content and protection features so your children can use this Android™ tablet without the worry.

Thin, light, and ready to go when you are, the Tab M10 (HD) delivers up to 8 hours of video playback time on the 1280×800 resolution 10.1″ HD screen. Front and rear cameras let you take photos and connect with family and friends no matter where you are. And with facial recognition technology, you can unlock your device quickly and conveniently.

Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus 10.1 inch FHD(1920×1200) Android 

• Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8953 Processor (2.0GHz)
• Operating System: Android Nougat 7.1
• Display Type: 10.1″ FHD (1920 x 1200) 10-point Multitouch, IPS w/ 5 MP fixed-focus front and 8 MP auto-focus rear cameras
• Memory: 2 GB LPDDR3 Memory
• Hard Drive: 32 GB eMMC
• Battery: 7000 mAh Battery
• Bluetooth: Bluetooth
• Pointing Device: 10-Point Multi-touch Screen
• Wireless: 802.11a/b/g/n Wireless Bluetooth 4.2
• Integrated Mobile Broadband: FDD LTE(Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 20, 29, and 30, HSPA+ with enhanced backhaul, Nano SIM)

A Tablet for Everyone in the Family 

Beautifully designed, powerfully built, the Tab 4 Plus 10 is the quintessential family tablet made for sharing in the modern household. Multiple users can open their own accounts for their own customized space within the tablet. And best of all, you can specialize them: The Tab 4 Plus 10 offers optional packs to transform the Lenovo Tab 4 series into dedicated kids tablet or productivity tablet.

1. Svelte and Light

The slim profile 0.3 inch, offers a sleek design you won’t find in your run-of-the-mill tablet.

2. Pin-Sharp Resolution

The high definition screen is optimal for streaming with a 1920×1200 resolution on an IPS display.

3. Audio That Flows Around You

Dolby Atmos turns Tab 4 into mobile entertainment with built-in dual-stereo front-facing speakers.

4. Lots of Power, Seamless Performance

Day-to-day tasks are done with ease using the 64-bit Octa-core Snapdragon processors and 2GB of RAM.

5. Ultimate Kids Tablet

You can now have the perfect tablet for kids, with a dedicated and secure Kids Account.

Say goodbye to your TV. And hello to the ultimate entertainment tablet, the Yoga Tab 3 8. The dazzling display is great for binge-watching your favorite shows anywhere-from the office to your kitchen. Its powerful speakers deliver truly immersive audio. And best of all, you can project cinema-like video onto any surface. Now, can your TV do that?

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Slim. Smart. Stylish. The Lenovo S5000 is an amazingly slim and light Android tablet that combines a 7″ HD wide-view screen with a 5.0 MP rear camera and Wi-Fi connectivity, making it perfect for web browsing, reading and photography on the go.

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SandynTX

5.0 out of 5 starsRight Price for My Husbands First Tablet.

Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2014

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My husbands eyes lit up when he saw this tablet. And when I told him what it cost and it is 16gb he was really interested in it. He thought it was for me since my son has my iPad2, and has it in his possession, at his house all the time. This is easy to use and I downloaded 2 movies that he likes and I set it up for him and he stared using it right away. He likes it better than he did the other tablet. It is light weight and does all the things he wants. He can watch a whole movie and no problem with the battery going dead. the Keypad is not too small and the touch screen is responsive. Like I said you can’t beat this tablet for the price. Nice clear picture too.

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Gee Emm

1.0 out of 5 starsGreat Tablet..Or Maybe NOT!….DEC. 2014 UPDATE…

Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2014

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.My laptop died and I had some Amazon vouchers so decided upon a tablet to tide me over until I save for a computer.My wife recently bought a 27 inch Lenovo all-in-one and we were both impressedwith the quality.This was quite a deciding factor when I got down to my final selection of 3 or 4 tablets.Reviews were also pretty good for this so decision made.
Start up is fast due to the quad core processor.Internal memory of 16gb is very good.There are some pre-loaded software packages but all are open to be uninstalled if you wish.One of my pet hates is memory clogging pre-loaded software, so no problem with this tablet then.That said, most of the pre-load is useful so I have kept qute a lot of it.
I have combined the tablet with a case/bluetooth keyboard and this really helps utilise the tablet as a sort of mini laptop.I also bought(via Amazon) an adaptor which allows me to used my camera’s SD card, a micro SD and a USB device/stick, thus extending further the capability and memory of the tablet.I am an amateur photographer and find this useful while out shooting as I can back up to the tablet, then to the USB memory stick.Very versatile,
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Easy to use. Excellent quality display, which is great for Netflix (via app)nd, best of all, UPGRADEABLE!Comes with Android 4.1 but, admittedly after some lengthy initial upgrade sessions, now running 4.4.2.
Great price.Super light and thin so easy to handle.Camera is fairly clear once you have downloaded some better software than what it comes with.I could quite honestly manage for quite a while before needing a new computer.

UPDATEDECEMBER 2014,

I always read product reviews, from 1 to 5 stars.This had very few 1* ratings, which led to my purchase.However I now find myself adding another 1* as after only 6 months of use my tablet has totally died.Switched it on in the morning, did all my usual e-mail and banking checks, played a couple of games then powered it down until later in the day.8 hours later, went to turn it on and…..NOTHING!Completely dead.Plugged in the charger and still nothing. I am getting really sick of this cheap Chinese produced crap that is flooding the markets.Honestly!Who can you purchase from these days that doesn’t rely on this pathetic and twisted country to produce electrical goods?Totally disgusted and definitely not going to bother buying electrical goods online any more unless the country of origin for parts can be verified.China can keep all it’s crappy products and slave labour.SICKENED at the total waste of money.DO NOT BUY THIS TABLET!

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5.0 out of 5 starsLenovo IdeaTab S5000

Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2014

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I love the tablet I’ve had it for almost 2 months now everything is great! The battery life is great I can safely say I can watch 2 movies or more on Netflix and still have batter on it to watch something else.

Pros:
Dual cameras
Extremely Slim
Great size and weight
Battery life

Cons:
Sometimes it freezes up but turning it off and on again fixes the problem
Another con is that it doesn’t have an expansion slot for micro SD cards
and 3G doesn’t work in North America

Overall if you’re looking for a good tablet and don’t plan to spend a lot of money on one this is the one for you it looks more expensive than it is and it works fantastic

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3.0 out of 5 starsDecent for price

Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2014

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Along with its laptop and desktop solutions, Lenovo continues its trend of success in providing above budget but below premium quality technology at a moderate price. The S5000 tablet fits perfectly into that same niche.

This tablet is a good choice for a small form factor, near stock Android device.

PROS:
Fantastically lightweight. One of the lightest in the world at under 9 ounces.
Affordable.
High maximum brightness.
Decent screen colors.
Thin.
Less bloatware than any Samsung Mobile devices
True, simple, intuitive Android experience.
After several small updates, it updates to Android KitKat
Fairly good, but not perfect UI speed
Pretty good battery life, especially considering it only has around 3250 mah
Decent build quality consistent with Lenovo products
Decent headphones sound

CONS, starting in order of greatest annoyance:
1. Frequent wifi bumps. By that, I mean that the connection will have a blip frequently. If you are a music enthusiast, this will drive you nuts. Also makes browsing frustrating.
2. Poor quality power and volume buttons, with poor tactile feedback
3. Poor position choice for power and volume, power should be at top, with volume being closer to your hand, not the other way around.
4. Mono speaker only. Poor out loud sound. I knew this going in.
5. I can confirm there is NO micro SD on this device. The conflicting information on internet about this is either due to a last minute manufacturing change, or because sites referenced the cellular model specs. No 32 GB model available.
6. Poor minimum brightness, fixed with free Google Play apps
7. Cheap feeling chrome strip around edge of device. Mostly cosmetic.
8. Unimpressive rear camera. Many users won’t care.
9. No home screen folders to hide bloatware. Probably fixable with third party app

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Have an affordable tablet you can take with you anywhere. The Lenovo TAB 2 A7 tablet shows off your personality - and with quad core processing power, and rich audio backed by Dolby, it will do a stellar job showing off your media as well.

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Christopher Thomas

3.0 out of 5 starsUnresponsive touchscreen

Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2015

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I had hoped that this would be an inexpensive replacement for my son's dying Kindle Fire (first generation).Sadly, the touch screen doesn't recognize taps about half of the time - maybe more.It's so bad, that after about 15 minutes of trying to get his Minecraft fix, he brought it back to me, kind of sad, and went back to Legos.

1 star might be unfair, given the tablet's supposedly other great qualities, but those other things don't matter too much if you can't even interact with it reasonably.

EDIT (2 weeks): The unresponsive touchscreen is at its worst when first using it for the day, but then seems to "warm up" and become much more responsive.It's still not great - there's a noticeable difference depending on whether you use the pad of your fingertip vs. the tip.But my son is now happily Minecrafting away on it.In the support forums where lots of users are complaining about the touchscreen, Lenovo claims that they have released an OTA software update that fixes the problem, but my device doesn't have it, and doesn't report any updates available either (which lots of users are also complaining about).

Anyway, due to the touchscreen somehow becoming usable, and finding the rest of its features to be perfectly adequate, I've updated my review to 3 stars.It's definitely of better quality than similarly priced tablets but with much cheaper specs.

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5.0 out of 5 starsGreat entry level tablet

Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2015

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I bought this during the Amazon Prime Sale, our first real venture into an android iOS system.OurIt is very light, and the sound with headphones on is pretty good. My 8 year old loves it so much, that we have another on the way, so that I can use it. For the price, its pretty nifty. The camera is horrible, but I don't imagine anyone uses a tablet to take photos.I also was able to download an app that allowed me to pretty much lock down the tablet for my kid. The app lets us have one login for the tablet, and another login to make changes, download or delete apps. It will be interesting to see how it holds up to a kid, but so far its been a good purchase.

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T. Knew

4.0 out of 5 starsGood Budget Tablet/e-reader, touch needs some attention.

Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2015

Style: 8 GBVerified Purchase

I hope I get to update this review when they actually release the Lollipop software update for it.I am reviewing this tablet with KitKat 4.4.2 on it.

This is a Lenovo A7-30F tablet.It features a MediaTek MT8127 SoC with a Cortex A7 1.3GHz quad core processor.The 1GB Ram is kinda smallish by today's standards, but at a sub-$100 price point, who am I to complain.At least it has an SD card slot so it's got that going for it.The 600x1024 screen leaves a little to be desired.Would make a big difference if I could keep the Home, back and recents button bar on the right while in landscape orientation, instead of eating up a portion of the precious 600 rows of pixels by sitting at the bottom.The KitKat install is lightly skinned with a white/green kind of interface, and there is only a small amount of bloat on the tablet.I like that the Security HD app lets me block apps like Facebook from having certain permissions on my phone, (i.e. read contacts, sms, mms, etc.)the port placement seems pretty decent too.The USB and headphone jacks are both on the same side, on the top, but the screen orient in all 4 directions, so it can be "bottom" if desired.

It's not without it's shortcomings though.The most frustrating thing about this tablet, has been mentioned in some other reviews.The screen seems to have some touch sensitivity issues, which mostly appear to be software based.I ran the Lenovo companion diagnostic tool to test the touch input and the screen was plenty sensitive.Using the actual tablet user interface however, seems like the developers may have been overly obsessed with preventing accidental touches.There is supposed to be a software patch available via OTA that improves touch response, but for the life of me, my tablet doesn't see it.(It keeps telling me I'm already on the latest version.)

Front and rear camera is nice, but don't expect a lot out of them.these are good enough for skype/hangouts, but you're not going to take this tablet to the arboretum with you unless you're just planning to read there.

Battery life is pretty solid.you can probably get 2+ days or so out of it before you need to charge it again.

Wouldn't be my first choice though, if you were looking for a development tablet though.Getting it rooted or installing custom firmware is not so easy.I was able to get mine rooted and get TWRP installed on it, but I don't know about rolling with a CyanogenMod or anything like that.The Lollipop update is supposed to be out in the next 2-3 months, so I'll wait at least until that comes before I investigate changing the firmware.

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Anthony L. Faison

3.0 out of 5 starsI wanted something cheap and I got it.

Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2016

Style: 16 GBVerified Purchase

Not a technical review:

I recently bought one of the $50 Kindle fires 7 tablets and slowly learned to hate the product, until I put the google play store on it. I then only had a mild dislike of the product, mostly stemming from the ridiculous restrictions imposed by Amazon (no live wallpaper, can't change the the lock screen wallpaper) and the lack of consistent app updates.

So I wanted to try a less restrictive cheapo tablet and went with the Lenovo Tab 2 A7 because at least it had a name I recognized. At $70 bucks this thing fills in the gaps of the Kindle Fire but is every bit as sluggish and unresponsive. The default interface is pure ugliness. I thought I was looking at Honeycomb on my old Motorola tablet for a second. Thankfully, I was able to quickly install the Google Now Launcher after the initial setup. While this took care of the Home screen and app drawer, the pull down menu containing settings, wi fi etc, still looks like someone made the icons in MS Paint.

Other than aesthetics I only have two complaints. While the device performance is serviceable, there are times when the touch screen calibration seems to go out of sync, and I end up tapping the same area trying to hit the target correctly. And why is this thing still running KitKat? Lenovo's upgrade chart has this device listed to receive a Lollipop update with an estimated date of TBD. I'm guessing adoption will determine whether it gets the update or not. Or maybe they can''t get it to work well with the 1GB of ram. Who knows.

Overall, this tablet is still better than a Kindle Fire 7, which is only slightly better than those crap tablets you get from CVS. If you know this going in then it is worth getting for less than $80 bucks.

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5.0 out of 5 starshe says it interfaces well with his laptop PC to move files around like a USB storage device

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 16, 2017

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I did not buy this for myself, I bought it for my brother in South Africa, for birthday to help him with his work, that he does not need to carry his laptop all over the place, when much of the time it requires opening, reading and editing documents. Had to post it privately. he eventually got it, got feedback from him that it works well, fast, responsive as some android tablets don't respond well, and need a constant reboot. he says it interfaces well with his laptop PC to move files around like a USB storage device. I am glad this was a good buy for him.

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5.0 out of 5 starsGreat tab for the price

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 11, 2017

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Great tab for the price! Good internal memory size and operating speed is decent too. I have been buying these tabs for our young son for his school bus rides (replacement were needed as previous ones were lost or accidentally broken). I would recommend this tab for anyone wishing to get one but not willing to pay iPad prices.

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Brian

1.0 out of 5 starsFine for month...then

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 7, 2017

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This tablet was bought as a present and has stopped working one day after the returns date closed. Not Happy!

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At just 320G, you'll barely feel the weight of tab E8 in your pocket or backpack. It's built to be taken anywhere with you without weighing you down. Enjoy a solid visual experience with the 8" Hd display, which gives your photos and movies a vibrant feel that you'll want to share with the entire family. Someone other than you using your device? The Tab E8 makes user sharing a breeze, Each with their own dedicated profile, interface and storage.

CYCLE 1 2018 Tab 4 8, 8\" HD, Touch, Qualcomm 8917, 1GB, 16 GB SSD, No HDD, No ODD, Integrated graphics, Andorid Nougat, Micro USB, On screen keyboard