LenovoTab 2 A10-70F 10.1-Inch Tablet - Blue

For anyone sitting on the fence, I am very impressed with the quality of the product. I'd consider the build quality better than average and the screen quality is actually really nice and vivid. Tablet manufactures will throw around ppi (pixels per inch) as a measure of tablet superiority, but the text on this tablet is very crisp and clear. You'll find this tablet being unfairly compared to tablets which are 2 to 4 times the price, however, it’s a perfect companion for people who want to stream video from sources like Netflix and Amazon Prime. Also, browsing the internet is fast enough and I've yet to experience any problems with any lag. I'd only consider paying more for a tablet if you want to play a lot of games, but honestly its probably one of the better tablets out there for the money you pay. If you are still unconvinced, take a trip down to your local electronics store and play around with it for yourself.One point I thought I'd clarify with everyone is the maximum amount of memory that can be added in the form of a micro SD card. While Amazon indicates 32gb, there are some sites which mention 64gb. I took a chance and purchased a SanDisk 64gb micro SD card and can confirm that this table will work with the larger storage. What you need to do to get the larger storage to work is convert the card to the format Fat32 (higher storage cards will typically come pre-formatted as exFAT). The process took me less than five minutes and there are plenty of programs you can download for free to do this if you want the extra storage. So know I have an extra 64gb which makes the device even better!

I bought this as a gift to my fiancés,It has a nice feeling in the hand and feels well built.The buttons arent loose and work when pressed, you know if youve pushed them.The screen is the big selling point of this tablet, great viewing angels and wonderful colours as expected from an ips screen, makes looking at video and films very enjoyable. It is also a very adept magazine reading platform text is very crisp and sharp.Im sure there are faster tables about these days, however if you are a relatively light user i.e chrome, amazon, youtube (up to 1080P) and amazon you wont be disapoonted.The dual forward firing speakers are great and the heaphone jack is in the perfect location if your looking at a film with the tablet in landscape (very cleverly thought out).I took this on a trip to tokyo and the battery life if very impressive easily lasting airport arrival. Flight and the next airport with a good amount of life left when i got to the hotel.This thing was great on that trip, (purchase a generic case thatll hold it in landscape and your onto a real travelling companion)I would highly recommend this tablet

Wanting a cheap tablet, this one caught my eye with 3 Important things:1. Screen resolution - 1920 x 1200 (that's true HD capable) & 220ppi (higher the better for crispness & reduced text blur)2. System Ram - 2gb allows for more apps running3. Audio - Dolby AtmosFor the price, you're getting some nice specs. It came shipped with android 5.0.1 & once connected to WiFi, there was another system update which took around 15 minutes to install/reboot/restart.As with all devices, you get the bloatwear. however, some of it can be uninstalled & the rest you don't want, disabled.So, performance wise:Screen is vibrant & bright, good viewing angles, and images/video are crisp & clear. Plenty of options to play around with the screen settings (if you like to fiddle). One gripe though - screen brightness can't be set to auto as there is NO light sensor built into the tab!!Now true HD is 1920x1080 so you actually get a bit more real estate on the screen which is never a bad thing.Audio - now for me, this is always high on the list & the fact this tablet comes with Dolby Atmos - that swung it in my favour. Now you've got to remember that this is a tablet so bass levels are going to be non existent! With that in mind, the audio is crystal clear & sounds a hell of a lot better than some top end tablets out there. Only downside? Speakers are on the rear (that is a bit of a head scratch but then could be down to way Dolby works).If you've got decent headphones though - plug them in & even I was taken aback to how it sounds! Wow!!System Ram - this is an important one as most tablets at this price range only offer 1gb (which is woefully pathetic considering how cheap it is!) Again, more Ram means more apps can run smoothly in the background & helps keep those larger apps running smooth.The quad core CPU also helps keep things running smoothly yet (and this is where they're crafty) UNLESS the Apps haven't been configured to use the extra cores - and there's a hell of a lot that aren't!Battery life is pretty good though I'd recommend using a different App to keep an eye on usage & keep the system optimal (bulk android one is useless!)All in all, I'm pretty happy with. Got a 64gb micro sim plugged in & also purchased the case (c/w BT keyboard).I've not used the cameras or tried any heavy use gfx so can't comment on them at the Mo.Only gets the 4* rating as they were so stingy by not adding a light sensor!!!Ooh, and before I forget, you also need to disable some certificates as I found these can cause quite a few headaches if you like your YouTube..

I can't praise this product enough. For the money it is by far the best tablet I have brought. Back in the day I brought the first Google Nexus 7 inch which was a massive disappointment. It slowed to a crawl in 6 months and was unusable after 12 months. I have since brought the Nvidia shield 2 and like the Nexus it slowed down dramatically and is glitchy, something I never expected for something marketed as a gaming tablet.I didn't actually hold out much hope for this Lenovo tablet when I brought it because it was cheaper than the others I had brought. It has however lasted over 12 months without issue. Updates to android have come and gone and I have seen no slow down in performance. Apps open up quickly, I rarely see any glitches, it never freezes up.I don't play games on it. I use it for watching netflix, browsing the internet, checking email and the occasional Skype call. All of this it handles effortlessly and the battery performance is good.So if you want a budget tablet for doing what I have mentioned I'd be surprised if you could do better for sub 140 GBP.