Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 vs. Lenovo Tab M10 FHD Plus - Which One is Better? By FishBee Productions

In today's video, I'm gonna, compare the Galaxy Tab, a7 versus the Lenovo tab, m10 full HD plus- and this is the second generation I'll leave a link in the description below with current pricing and more information on each of these tablets. So hopefully this video will give you a few things to consider when buying either of these two tablets. I've been so busy with everything lately that I've got at least two or three more comparison. Videos like this, and it looks like I actually have time to complete them coming up very soon, so let's go ahead and get started when it comes to which has the better battery life. It wasn't really that close when it comes to this category. The tab a7 wins this one pretty easily at over seven and a half hours during my battery drain test, the Lenovo tablet didn't even make it five hours before it completely died.

So yeah, if you want the tablet with better battery life, you're, definitely going to want to go with the Galaxy Tab, a7, which is actually pretty good for a tablet. I mean it's not great, but still pretty good. Now, when it comes to which of these two tablets have the better screen or display this one is really close: they're, both 1080p resolution with decent viewing angles and seem to be about the same overall brightness. One thing I will mention is when watching Netflix you're only going to get SD resolution on the Lenovo tab, m10, where you get full HD on the Samsung tablet, but I actually like both of these tablets when it comes to watching movies, browsing online or playing an occasional game. So unless the Netflix resolution is a dealbreaker, then I think you'll be happy with either of these devices.

One thing that is nice on both of these tablets is they put speakers on each side of the device, unlike a lot of cheaper tablets out there, plus they both have Dolby Atmos, which also helps each tablet sound a little better solo definitely sound better than most budget tablets when watching movies or videos on YouTube. But when you put these right next to each other, it's a pretty large difference between the two. The Samsung speakers are a lot louder and sound better than the speakers on the Lenovo tablet, and if you want a tablet that isn't real expensive but has great sound, you should go with the Galaxy Tab. A7, you won't be disappointed. Here's a sound clip of each just to give you an idea of what they sound like when it comes to which has better speakers.

I don't really think either. Are that great? Neither one is as loud as my iPad 10.2 inch, but surprisingly, the 8.4 inch is actually a tad louder than the 10.1. So now that we know just about everything about the new PS5 and Xbox series CNS, I thought it'd be a good time to do a quick video on why I'm choosing the PS5 over the slightly more powerful Xbox Series X, both consoles now when it comes to which tablet has better performance that could vary depending on which model of the Lenovo tablet you get. The one I have here is only the two gigabytes of ram and the Samsung is three gigabytes of ram. So it's not going to be exactly fair for the Lenovo tablet.

So in my testing between these two tablets, the Galaxy Tab a7, has almost twice the geek bench score of the Lenovo tablet. But if you get the more expensive version of the tab m10, I think it's going to perform a lot closer to Samsung. I still don't think it's going to beat it, though the Samsung tablet has a Qualcomm processor, which is gonna, make it a little faster than Lenovo as well. Gaming and performance on these two tablets is pretty good as well. I mean it's going to be slightly better on the Samsung tablet, but they're both on smooth graphic settings on PUBG mobile, with medium frame rates, so they're, not real, powerful, and they're not going to win any awards for gaming performance, but both play just fine in my testing, especially for entry-level devices.

Fortnite is not supported on Lenovo and even though it lets you install ford night on the Samsung tablet, it's not officially supported. So it's not going to be the best experience and I don't think I would buy either if you're looking for a tablet specifically to play Fortnite the software Lenovo is about as close as you can get to stock android, which is great. You get the Google News feed when swiping right on the home screen, which I always prefer and even though Samsung has their own skin added on top of android. I don't mind it, even though I do slightly prefer the Lenovo software over Samsung they're, both currently on android 10. However, I think Samsung has a little better track record at updating their devices for at least a couple of years, not really a dealbreaker for everybody, but just something to keep in mind.

Probably the only software I prefer more than stock android is from OnePlus, and unfortunately they don't make tablets. Now, if you want a tablet that has a really great camera, I hate to tell you, but you're, probably watching the wrong video. Both of these tablets are entry level and unfortunately, one of the cutbacks they always make is with the cameras. I don't even think the cameras on the entry-level iPad is that great, and it's over three hundred dollars. Now I will tell you in my testing.

The Lenovo tablet has a better front-facing camera, but the Samsung tablet has a better rear-facing camera, so both are not great. But again, if you're thinking of using one of these tablets for something like Zoom meetings or something similar, I would use your cell phone. Even a cheap cell phone will have better cameras than these two tablets. Yes, then, the final and probably one of the most important things to think about is the price. When comparing these two tablets, the older Lenovo tab, m10, full HD plus, is pretty cheap, starting at 150 dollars and going up to around 250 the newer Galaxy Tab.

A7 starts just over 200 in the United States. That is, and I've already seen it on sale for Black Friday. So if you didn't get the tab a7, while it was on sale for Black Friday or Cyber Monday, I would almost bet it's going to be on sale again for Christmas. Like I said earlier, hopefully, this video gave you some things to consider when buying either of these two tablets. Now I feel, like I've, got some time to do a couple.

More comparisons like this. So in the comments below just let me know if there's a comparison, video that you'd like to see. I know I've got two or three comparison: videos that I'm going to try to do later this week, so if you've made it this far into the video, you may want to say thanks by subscribing and don't forget, to give a thumbs up. If this video was helpful, this is Brian from fish bee productions. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you on the next one.

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