Lenovo Tab P10 Review: Better Than Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5? By My Next Tablet

The Lenovo tepee 10s, a 10.1-inch n-word tablet that starting at 299 euros of us middle-class hardware, a high-end design and lots of premium features. However, in this price range, there's a lot of competition among those are the Samsung Galaxy Tab, a 10.5 and Huawei media pad m5 light 10. Well, how good does it hood up against those I'm CNJE for my next tablet? Calm and that's what you will find out in my Lenovo Tempe 10 review. Let's start with the design and pay quality regarding this Cellini, but happy tennis excellent. While we obviously get a classroom. The tablet also features a glass back, both glass plates, a head in place by a metal frame which is just seven millimeters thin when holding it.

You get the feeling of holding something expensive, even though it is relatively inexpensive. The predecessor had a plastic frame and, while Huawei is using employ a metal body. Samsung's tablet is made of plastic well I, really like the design of ceiling over happy 10. It looks nice and this premium feeling and at the same time it's pretty light at respond with 40 gram. You can get it in black and white on the left side.

The tablet features a micro SD card slot and a USB 2.0 port. You can use that port to connect accessories to. We also get a headphone jack and on the right side there are a power buttons and the volume controls the even is a pin connector on the bottom, which seems to be there for some kind of dog. However, I don't have that, and I didn't find any info on that dock. Really, no, but happy 10 has the fingerprint scanner which is located right underneath the screen with that one, you can unlock the tablet easily without having to type in the pin.

Every time the fingerprint sensor works fast and precise I really like that. The thing about WIDE is supporting gestures with those you can replace the home back and recent apps buttons. The immediate km 5 light 10 has a fingerprint scanner too, but the Galaxy Tab, a 10.5, does not, as with those competitors, really know what happy pen has 4 speakers two are located above the screen and 2 underneath all of them said inside the metal frame. The sound quality is very good and certainly better than the sound out of tablets was 2 speakers. It's fun to watch movies or listen to music with the p10 on the back there's an 8 megapixel camera and the front-facing camera has a resolution of 5 megapixels.

It's always kind of the case. Pretty much all smartphone sets much better cameras, however phone and what habits equality out of both cameras is good. The main camera is detailed enough to scan documents with, and the webcam is certainly fine for Skype really know what happy 10 has a 10.1-inch screen was an aspect ratio of 16 by 10. Like is coming in this price range. It has a full HD resolution with 1920 by 1200, pixels and again, as with its competitors.

I always think that a full HD display is good enough on 10 inches. However, if you hold the tablet in front of your nose directly, you will see some pictures overall. I think the display is very good. It's an IPS panel with wide viewing angles. The contrast is good and colors look accurate, and it is great that the screen is laminated.

So there's no annoying air gap. The screen is pretty bright, was 400 in its ? and to know the tablet does not support an active pen of any kind. The Lenovo TP 10 ships with a Qualcomm Snapdragon format, 50 outscore processor, which consists of 8 cores. Second one add up to 1.8 gigahertz. Additionally, you can get it with 3 gigabyte or fir gigabytes of RAM and a 32 gigabyte or 64 gigabyte internal storage as an option.

You can get it with 4G. My review unit is the cheapest one with 3 gigabytes of RAM. We know the Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 50 from the Galaxy Tab, a 10.5 already as I said, that one is that of a competitor, and they score very similar in benchmarks. Like equals, 4 +, +, 2 -. You can see my comparison that the tap p10 is placed in the middle class, and that is exactly what it has priced at.

I should mention that the Huawei media pad m5 light 10. It gets a bit better result, and it is important to note that silly now would have for 10 classes weaker in an tutu, but stronger and Geek bench. So if you own the predecessor already, you won't get a noticeably better performance with CP 10. The performance of Silly Nova tablet is good enough for our everyday tasks. The operating system itself and apps like YouTube, Chrome and word 1 very smoothly.

I also edited pictures with Adobe Lightroom, and that worked great. The split screen view runs. Fine was apps like chrome and word as well. In my gaming test, the tablet does not score as good as higher-end devices to games like asphalt, 8 and motor come at 5 runs nicely. However, I did notice that Altar Kama 5 does not look as good as it should.

Other games like into theta 2 are playable at lowest and medium graphics settings another game. I tried as patchy mobile I've been able to play that one at lowest settings very nicely, and it is smooth and medium graphics as well, which are called balance in both cases. I noticed very minor lagging only from time to time. So if you need a great gaming performance, zillion off at happy 10, it's not really for you, but the thing it's good enough for most really. No but happy 10 once end word 8.1 over here out of the box. Will it ever get an update to N word 9.0 PI up until recently, I would have said. No, certainly not.

However, apparently new noble is going to update some oiler tablets from Android 7 to N word 8 at this month's, so maybe UP 10 will get Android 9 next year. It's certainly not for sure. However. I love that N word 8.1 audio is customized very modestly. Only it kind of still is vanilla and word well.

At least almost the UI is customized very little at some parts of the operating system. Only so regarding this I think CP 10 is much better than my ways and Samsung's competition. They customize their UI too heavily. Since it's almost vanilla, Android I, don't have much to say about the software. There are some additional features.

For example, you can adjust the sound with the Dolby Atmos app and there are energy saving modes, a blue light filter, and you can turn off the app drawer as with its predecessor, this kind of desktop mode which is called productivity mode. Once you activate it, you kind of get a task bar like on Windows on the bottom: that's where you can find Z typical, Android buttons and currently opened apps. While it is interesting, the interface is not as complex as Samsung decks or Huawei's desktop mode ha. For example, apps are still open, full screen or using the standard split screen view. Somehow I never think that these modes are that useful on Android.

On the other hand, I like that, not that many apps are pre-installed. There are a couple of standard apps like the ones from Google, as well as Skype and outlook from Microsoft. We also get an FM radio and an audio recorder, but that's it, and that is great and totally I. Much prefer Lynn to software over you, I from Samsung and Huawei, because it is very minimalistic, was pretty much vanilla. Android I did stumble upon one negative point, though it seems like he p10 does not have the necessary TM rights to play Netflix in HD or hire Netflix works.

Obviously, but you can't watch movies or TV shows in HD. Some manufacturers did solve this with updates in the past. So maybe Lenovo will do that. The Galaxy Tab a 10.5 has the same issue, but you can watch Netflix in HD on the media pad m5 like 10 in my Sun up every test, the Lenovo hotel p10 got a runtime of 11.5 hours for this I'm, always looping an HD video at 50% brightness. For all of my reviews.

Those 11.5 hours are good, but certainly not a very good result. Yes, there are a lot of tablets was a worse battery life, but also quite a few that lasts a bit longer. Among those are both competitors for more hour and Samsung. Alright, that's my Lenovo tab, p10 review. Is it a good habit considering its price? The build quality is excellent, and the design looks very nice.

The screen is great, the speaker so nice and a fingerprint scanner skirt the performance of C Snapdragon 450 is good enough. However, you won't really notice a difference compared to the predecessor, I love that N word Oreo is almost not customized at all. Sadly, you cannot watch Netflix in HD, at least not yet. If you don't mind that I certainly can recommend soon. You know what happy tens- oh, it's a nice tablet and I enjoyed using it, but because there are a lot of competitors, we also show take a look at a couple of alternatives.

A very similar tablet is these Simpson Galaxy Tab a 10.5. While the internal hardware is the same and the screen has the same resolution. It is just a bit bigger with 10.5 inches. Sadly, it has a foil, a plastic body only and no fingerprint scanner, but it will probably get updates much longer well, mainly because of the missing thing upon Rita I would prefer ZIL no, but happy 10. If you seen, prices are the same.

The Huawei media, pet m 5y10 is a very interesting alternative with those we do get a full metal body and the performance is a bit better. Other features like this green fingerprint sensor and the four speakers are very similar. It is important to note that Emilia Pat can play Netflix in HD and you can get it with an optional pen. However, like with Samsung, the UI is much heavier customized, so you have to decide for yourself, which features are more important to you. While it is a bit pricier, the Apple iPad 2018 is another direct competitor to those three Android tablets.

The iPad features a good build quality, a fingerprint scanner and an optional stylus, and especially the performance, is much better. Yes, if you're watching this video you're, probably looking for an Android tablet, but the iPod of us a very good value, and you should at least consider it if there's no feature of those tablets that you specifically need, I would just choose the cheapest one, because none of those four tablets is bad. So all pretty good. So if you don't care about anything in specific, just gets the cheapest one. Alright, that's my Lenovo tab, key 10 review.

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