Lenovo Smart Tab M10 Plus, FHD Android Tablet, Alexa-Enabled Smart Device, Octa-Core Processor, 32GB Storage, 2GB RAM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Platinum Grey

I've been using my Lenovo M10+ for a of couple days now. I wanted it for language learning I was doing on my phone. It works perfect for my needs. It's perfectly fast, has a impressive 1080p screen (most content on Netflix, Hulu, etc. is 1080 or less in resolution), and has an expandable memory with an sd card (I ordered the 4gb ram/64gb memory and put a 128gb memory card in it).To test the battery life, I watched a full baseball game from 100% charge on 100% brightness. The average baseball game is a little over four hours. After the game, the tablet had a charge of 44%, which made me believe it would last the claimed 7-8 hours.This tablet, if it said Samsung or Apple on it, would most likely be more than $300. It's the best tablet your going to find under $200.The camera isn't very good but I use it for is checking my mail, shopping, reading, studing languages, and watching minor league baseball. For those purposes, I'm very happy. The camera has no flash but in a well lit room it's still pretty decent for not needing a camera. It would work well for video chatting with the front facing camera.The only other thing I've noticed that's missing from this tablet, that's on higher end models, is a fingerprint scanner. It has facial recognition, pin and password options however.Oh, yeah! It comes with a dock that charges your tablet while acting like an Amazon Echo Show. The dock actually feels like it's built nice. It was easy to mess up the initial setup, but once you do it correctly it works very well. It's a cool bonus I didn't really care about, considering I just wanted the tablet.

i bought this lenovo tablet because i had an early gen of this tablet that i broke by accident. the previous tablet was good but i feel that this one is better with those 4gb of ram and slender speakers. my system came with android 9 but it upgraded itself to 10 just minutes later after i powered it on.this is almost the same tablet than my previous one with the exception of the amount and type of ram because the processor while competent is pretty mid-range though apps feels pretty snappy to open and close.this should have been paired with a better octacore processor but still does the job done for streaming,playing games and using other apps like ubereats. screen quality is pretty good but it could have been better for second genthe speakers are pretty good too. the battery life could have been better too. it drains too fastall in all, a pretty good tablet that could have used a better processor for its tasks.

Looks great, sounds pretty good, nice battery life, but it's not quite what I expected.Setup right out of the box is nothing but update after update. It probably took me about 2 hours before I could fully use it between the tablet updating from Pie to Q, the dock itself updating, and all of Google's apps... Took a while but worked out.This is a beautiful display. Shame about that Widevine DRM, though. No HD Disney+, Netflix, or Vudu here. No sir/ma'am. BUT... HBOMax, Prime Video, Movies Anywhere, Google TV/Play Movies & TV, and YouTube (if your digital collection is connected to Movies Anywhere) will all play in 1080p without a hitch. In fact, it'll jump to 1080p in seconds, with little to no buffering.Overall speed of the tablet is silky smooth. I recommend turning on Developer Options and disabling animations. (You honestly don't need them on any Android device, they're just a needless pretty thing that eats up performance.)The dock is impressive in its feature set, even if the sound is just okay. It's a Bluetooth speaker, it's a speakerphone, it's a charging cradle/Alexa Show display, and it does all of these things well. There are two, not four (some listings will say this incorrectly) 3w speakers in it. The rest of the body is housing for the logic board and the hollowness (doesn't feel that way) gives it a passive radiator-like feel to the sound. (It's room-filling sound, btw.)This brings us back to the sound (overall) and I have to say it's...okay. Either in the dock (which sounds leaps and bounds better than the tablet speakers, of course.) or the speakers in the tablet, even with Dolby Atmos baked in (controllable via app). I will say the sound separation on the tablet is much better than that of the dock. If nothing else, you'll at least get a basic Atmos experience out of it. (It's better than no Atmos at all!) You can't use all four speakers at once, unfortunately. Believe me, I tried. lolI'd say the specs are on par with Amazon's own Fire HD tablets, and the only thing they're really missing is the Lenovo dock. (I mean, they have Atmos baked in, a gorgeous screen, dual speakers (for channel separation), and they have proper Widevine DRM which makes a world of difference on a screen this size and quality. Although, this has one thing the Fire doesn't (aside from the dock) ...the full Dolby Atmos version of Amazon Music Unlimited in the app. The Fire has a custom version installed like bloatware that only offers Ultra HD and 3D and not all the time. (And yes, there's an audible difference.)Do I recommend this? Well, if you're into Alexa, want a lovely dock/Show Mode device, and are okay with jumping through hoops to get your videos in 1080p, with okay Atmos, then yes. If you're willing to skip the dock and you're fine with Ultra HD/3D instead of Atmos, then you should save the money and go wth the Fire HD 10 Plus. (Yes, it's absolutely worth the extra money with 4GB of RAM in it.)I think this tablet had a lot of promise, I think the Widevine issue was a bad case of dropping the ball just before the goal. So close, yet so far. Still...a very nice Lenovo tablet, pretty all the way around.

Got this tablet for the speed,2.3 g CPU, the ram 4GIG, and hard drive 64 GIg ,did really care for 64 GIG of hard drive because i can use a micro sdcard with 256 GIG,like the Dock work's great with Alexa,no Alexa no Dock,like i disable Alezxa do not needed ever would needed,but your stock with a tablet with no "charger" the Dock is your charger but not sure if dock will work with only tablet,Alexa is world of thr "Dock"and it is nice but for me, just want a fast tablet with a case and got it period.the Tablet said it is "10.3 really the "Real size" is 9 5/8 by 6" dioganal size is 11"1/4 by 6"from outside to outside fast tablet to "boot" like 25 second or so very much responsif.the tablet as "casting" that is very important to me for casting with chrome cast very easy even my Son tablet a samsung could find the casting or mirroring , like i said I bought the Tablet for the speed the ram and the casting for the price of $159..00 even whitout the Dock is a very good price easy over $200.00 at least now i got me very good tablet with no much full of junk and a very nice Hd screen and The speaker are really good for this machine,glad i got it and send My Brand New Amazon 2021 back,amazon is okay but no casting and work only with fire stick.