Was £84.99 but current 10% off promotion reduces price to £76.49 when added to basket
Yes it's a refurb but still comes with 12mths warranty.
Current new price
£109.99 instore @ argos
£122 @ Amazon
Not many branded 10" Quadcore tablets around in this price range. I've had one of these for almost a year and it's a cracking tablet for the money, High enough screen res to be useful without draining the battery to quick. Runs well with no slow down and excellent Dolby enhanced sound.
May ship with 4.2 but can be OTA upgraded to 4.4.2 Kitkat if not already done.
Display:
10.1 inch screen.
Resolution 1280 x 800 pixels.
IPS technology.
Multi-touch screen.
LED backlit display.
Support for simultaneous display of multiple languages.
Specifications:
1.3GHz quad core Media Tek processor.
MT8121.
1GB RAM.
16 GB internal storage.
Android 4.2 operating system.
General features:
Built-in speaker.
Webcam.
Wi-Fi enabled.
Bluetooth - enabling you to easily and wirelessly connect with other bluetooth enabled devices.
3.5mm stereo headphone jack.
Microphone.
microSD memory card slot.
Micro USB.
All comments (49)
Uridium
30 Jan 161#1
and sorry no HDMI on this tablet...
16gb storage and SD card slot support though
Rich44
30 Jan 16#2
Stunning deal not the best spec but that's a lot of tablet for the money!
Drumilly
30 Jan 161#3
My son recently got a lollipop upgrade on his A10 although he has the 2gb ram version. Nice screen if its the same as his.
Rich44
31 Jan 161#4
Yeah I saw the chart earlier and there was a few 10" models that got L this isn't one of them not that it really makes any difference in the long run
wolvesinwales
31 Jan 16#5
I have had 3 tablets from Argos E Bay and all been in very good as new condition.
But I had weak WiFi connection problem on one of them and sent it back for repair and it's taken 5 weeks so far. It took them 3 weeks to get a message to me saying yes they have tested it and agree it's faulty so they are now sending it to Lenovo for repair . Very poor service if you are relying on the tablet.
mckee74
31 Jan 16#6
This is a great tablet for the price.
wagtail
31 Jan 16#7
Great spot thank you. I've got a Lenovo A5 and that's more than adequate for my needs. Just ordered one to replace my sons hudl2 that was sat on last night, hopefully he'll look after this one a bit better!
cleverblagger
31 Jan 16#8
I have an autistic son who goes through tablets quicker than the dispensary at Boots, so this gets voted HOT from me. Even better was I had forgotten that I still had £20-odd in PayPal . Happy Days! :sunglasses:
leelukehope
31 Jan 16#9
Can't decide whether to get this or the Yoga 2 8" from John Lewis for £79... Yoga 2 obviously looks a lot better but I wanted a larger screen for surfing the web...
emaad to leelukehope
31 Jan 16#15
could you post a link for the yoga 2?
Jonwilkie
31 Jan 161#10
surprise surprise a lenovo tablet goes into meltdown again *sigh* the people who vote on here nowadays. its an awful tablet by an awful firm on a budget scale. get what you pay for I guess. Enjoy
Uridium to Jonwilkie
31 Jan 162#17
Its a half decent tablet made by the world largest computer manafacturer. no it's not the latest high spec tablet but for casual use it's perfectly fine. l've been using one of these exact tablets for almost a year and it's handled everything I've tried with no issues.
Care to suggest a better 10" tablet in this price range (that won't take 2mths to ship from gearbest/banggood etc..if it ever arrives..)
It's also available for anyone to buy right now without a wild goose chase to Tesco or Sainsburys unlike most the electrical deals on here lately
fingermouse27
31 Jan 16#11
heat! just purchased one for my daughter. very good price for a decent tablet
irabbs7
31 Jan 16#12
Thanks ordered
Enterpart
31 Jan 16#13
price at
£84.99 now
hotbydegrees to Enterpart
31 Jan 161#14
look down & right -- still £76.49 !
Uridium
31 Jan 16#16
Correct price drops after you add to basket :smiley:
jamiev
31 Jan 161#18
The price drops to £76.49 at the checkout. Ordered, decent spec tablet and very good value. Heat given
Jonwilkie
31 Jan 161#19
yes the worlds largest computer manufacturer specialising in building cheap PC's from components made by underpaid workers to most manufacturing and processing industries.....so your comment is really based on nothing.
as for better? Polatab do a 10" for around the £50-60 mark. A second hand kindle would probably be better or one of the old galaxy notes.
I would go on but dont have time to search the 1000's available
and I will put an edit here this deal or one remarkably similar deal comes up every few months and HUKD users loses their minds and vote it as the hotest thing on the planet because they are naive and see OOO A 10" TABLET FOR £50 AMAZING! the age old applies here "you get what you pay for" and these are and always will be s**t. best saving and investing if you want a tablet with a lifespan
Uridium
31 Jan 162#20
Each to there own i guess...I've bought, used and given up on too many cheap chinese tablets now to care about saving a tenner or so on one of these. I've been using one of these Lenovo A10's for almost a year now so can vouch for it being decent for the money. build quality of the A10 is as good as Tablets I've used costing twice as much.
Polatab is made in the UK just so there is no confusion. Pleased you have found it decent for your own needs.
max25
31 Jan 161#22
So what is the point of sites like this for deals when according to you there are none...you get what you pay for.. close HUKD stop looking pay top whack and relax in the knowledge you got what you paid for
Uridium
31 Jan 16#23
Made in uk or designed and sold in uk after chinese assembly?
I suspect they are designed in UK but assembled in China, happy to be proven wrong though as it would be good to know if they are actually UK assembled.
Even if they are chinese assembled it's still useful to know of a UK based Tablet company so as not to have to ship the tablet back to china for warranty etc..like you do with most cheap tablets
baydreamer
31 Jan 161#24
Good deal....if it WASN'T Lenovo.
Surprise surprise....it's ANOTHER Lenovo REFURB.
Jonwilkie
31 Jan 16#25
No i like opening HUKD and seeing which lenovo has got a super high heat rating, along with which bush or techwood tv has because people cant vote as too how good something is and whether its an actual "deal".
As for closing HUKD it does offer quite a few times decent deals that more often than not dont get the heat rating they deserve and I dont pay "top whack" I pay for quality. But as typical as I expected a response from someone like yourself clearly im not allowed my own opinion so please feel free to tell me what to think
Uridium
31 Jan 162#26
Must admit I tend to agree...a lot of crap does go hot on here just because it's cheap. Just for reference I've spent 20+ years working in Enterprise IT ( I actually work for HP) so I do have a good idea what is decent tech and what is cheap tat. I try to only post tech deals If I can personally vouch for the quality of the device.
I wouldn't have posted this tablet If i didn't own one myself. Purchased myself last April and posted at the time as even back then I was impressed by the quality for the price and I still think it's decent. http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lenovo-a10-quadcore-16gb-10-1-tablet-mfr-refurb-with-12mths-warranty-84-99-argos-2208174
adrainde
31 Jan 16#27
ordered one
fingermouse27
31 Jan 162#28
obviously with an item like this different opinions help people to decide. but I will go with the 231 5 star reviews on Amazon rather than the opinion of one who has never even used it..
nowent
31 Jan 16#29
nice priced tablet here
alictait
31 Jan 16#30
Been using one of the original Lenovo yoga 8 tablets for about 18 mths. Best android experience that I have had. Very impressed with the build quality of that tablet and still going strong now. Can't fault the quality of that particular Lenovo item.
max25
31 Jan 16#31
Sorry if I made you feel I was trying to tell you what to think I never meant to do that..... but there are reasons people look at lower price products....could be lack of finances, for children, trying out before splashing out on expensive models,presents etc I agree with you that most of the time higher price means better quality.. but where do you draw the line just as you describe a £76 tablet poor because you have spent more...someone else could describe yours poor because they spent more..
nice-new
31 Jan 16#32
It's a shame that Tesco doesn't sell the Hudle 2 anymore, it was one of the best budget tablets.
Screen: 8.3in 1920x1200 (Full HD IPS) CPU: Intel Atom quad-core processor 1.83GHz, RAM: 2GB OS: Android 5.0 (Lollipop) Speakers: Stereo with Dolby optimised audio Camera: 5Mp rear facing camera and 1.2Mp front facing camera Storage: 16GB storage, microSD card slot (up to 32GB) Wifi: Dual band Ports: Micro HDMI
yury
31 Jan 16#33
This is a hot deal, thanks OP.
Anyone know of any similar sized android tablets with front facing speakers?
Dead_Pixel
31 Jan 16#34
10% automatically off at the checkout
mozzer99
31 Jan 16#35
A brilliant tablet hugely let down by a miserable battery life and very slow charging. Gets hot when in use - suppose that's where the battery life goes........
nice-new
31 Jan 16#36
I don't have the battery issues but yes, the tablet get hot. Today my (1 year old) Hudl 2 went through a bit more than 3H30 of gaming (Terraria and Heathstone) and still have more than 30% of battery life in it. I think it's pretty good.
so far can say lenovo makes best tablets ... had asus and microsoft tablet and ipad but my older lenovo beats them all .. now i bought this one... good as well 4 money
flity7
4 Feb 16#39
£76.49 ordered!! Heat added. Many thanks indeed.
Jason_Mraz
4 Feb 16#40
Great deal. Ordered. Heat added. Thanks OP. :smiley:
gypsy
4 Feb 16#41
Bought this for the wife. Delivered within 2 days.
It seems pretty good. You need to install Google Now Launcher in order to hide the Lenovo homescreen. It's impossible to dismiss the Dolby icon in the toolbar - a minor niggle.
Generally seems pretty fast. Useful for regular browsering etc.
The main test will be the battery. Without touching it, it went down 3% after 24 hours idle time. For £75 I'm happy with that.
man_utd99
9 Feb 16#42
Is there two 1GB models of this tab. What is the difference between this one and the following priced at £119.99
Specs seems the same in regards to resolution, RAM and processor speed. £84.99 one has a MT821 processor but the £119.99 has msm8909 processor.
Is the £119.99 a new model as slight wording differences between the two. The £84.99 says Lenovo Tab A10 and the £119.99 says Lenovo Tab 2 A10. If newer why the same specs?
grumpyturnip
10 Feb 16#43
Houston we have a problem! Clash of Clans appears not to be compatible with this tablet! Unless someone can tell me otherwise.
Uridium
10 Feb 16#44
what makes you think it's incompatible....? I just checked play store and it gives me the option to install on mine.
Does it install but not work or just not let you install?
grumpyturnip
12 Feb 16#45
It just won't find the app through the play store. If I find the app via chrome and click through to download, it tells me that my device is not compatible with this version and doesn't give me the option to proceed.
Thanks for this, a simple clearing of the play store data and clash was available to download, great stuff :laughing:
gtd65
18 Jul 16#49
I'm typing (swyping) this on my Lenovo Idea tab S6000 which is great for my usage. My previous Lenovo A2109 is a dog of a tablet that needs rest every other month as it just grinds to a halt.... it's very nicely built and the battery life is good but I've never figured out why it becomes such a slug...... Any ideas? It's needing reset again, so I'm all ears!
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Opening post
Yes it's a refurb but still comes with 12mths warranty.
Current new price
£109.99 instore @ argos
£122 @ Amazon
Not many branded 10" Quadcore tablets around in this price range. I've had one of these for almost a year and it's a cracking tablet for the money, High enough screen res to be useful without draining the battery to quick. Runs well with no slow down and excellent Dolby enhanced sound.
May ship with 4.2 but can be OTA upgraded to 4.4.2 Kitkat if not already done.
Display:
10.1 inch screen.
Resolution 1280 x 800 pixels.
IPS technology.
Multi-touch screen.
LED backlit display.
Support for simultaneous display of multiple languages.
Specifications:
1.3GHz quad core Media Tek processor.
MT8121.
1GB RAM.
16 GB internal storage.
Android 4.2 operating system.
General features:
Built-in speaker.
Webcam.
Wi-Fi enabled.
Bluetooth - enabling you to easily and wirelessly connect with other bluetooth enabled devices.
3.5mm stereo headphone jack.
Microphone.
microSD memory card slot.
Micro USB.
All comments (49)
16gb storage and SD card slot support though
But I had weak WiFi connection problem on one of them and sent it back for repair and it's taken 5 weeks so far. It took them 3 weeks to get a message to me saying yes they have tested it and agree it's faulty so they are now sending it to Lenovo for repair . Very poor service if you are relying on the tablet.
Care to suggest a better 10" tablet in this price range (that won't take 2mths to ship from gearbest/banggood etc..if it ever arrives..)
It's also available for anyone to buy right now without a wild goose chase to Tesco or Sainsburys unlike most the electrical deals on here lately
£84.99 now
as for better? Polatab do a 10" for around the £50-60 mark. A second hand kindle would probably be better or one of the old galaxy notes.
I would go on but dont have time to search the 1000's available
and I will put an edit here this deal or one remarkably similar deal comes up every few months and HUKD users loses their minds and vote it as the hotest thing on the planet because they are naive and see OOO A 10" TABLET FOR £50 AMAZING! the age old applies here "you get what you pay for" and these are and always will be s**t. best saving and investing if you want a tablet with a lifespan
Some reviews...
http://www.tabletpcreview.com/tabletreview/lenovo-a10-70-review/
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-A10-Tablet-Review.121907.0.html
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lenovo-A10-70-Bluetooth-Cameras-Android/dp/B00J33Y00G
I suspect they are designed in UK but assembled in China, happy to be proven wrong though as it would be good to know if they are actually UK assembled.
Even if they are chinese assembled it's still useful to know of a UK based Tablet company so as not to have to ship the tablet back to china for warranty etc..like you do with most cheap tablets
Surprise surprise....it's ANOTHER Lenovo REFURB.
As for closing HUKD it does offer quite a few times decent deals that more often than not dont get the heat rating they deserve and I dont pay "top whack" I pay for quality. But as typical as I expected a response from someone like yourself clearly im not allowed my own opinion so please feel free to tell me what to think
I wouldn't have posted this tablet If i didn't own one myself. Purchased myself last April and posted at the time as even back then I was impressed by the quality for the price and I still think it's decent.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lenovo-a10-quadcore-16gb-10-1-tablet-mfr-refurb-with-12mths-warranty-84-99-argos-2208174
Screen: 8.3in 1920x1200 (Full HD IPS)
CPU: Intel Atom quad-core processor 1.83GHz,
RAM: 2GB
OS: Android 5.0 (Lollipop)
Speakers: Stereo with Dolby optimised audio
Camera: 5Mp rear facing camera and 1.2Mp front facing camera
Storage: 16GB storage, microSD card slot (up to 32GB)
Wifi: Dual band
Ports: Micro HDMI
Anyone know of any similar sized android tablets with front facing speakers?
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3818433.htm
Thanks to danielldn for posting case deal
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lenovo-10-inch-back-shell-case-black-2-99-argos-was-14-99-2387124
It seems pretty good. You need to install Google Now Launcher in order to hide the Lenovo homescreen. It's impossible to dismiss the Dolby icon in the toolbar - a minor niggle.
Generally seems pretty fast. Useful for regular browsering etc.
The main test will be the battery. Without touching it, it went down 3% after 24 hours idle time. For £75 I'm happy with that.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lenovo-Tab-2-A10-HD-10-Inch-16GB-WiFi-Android-Tablet-Midnight-Blue-/351607059288?hash=item51dd69f358:g:~kIAAOSwWTRWuTk4
Specs seems the same in regards to resolution, RAM and processor speed. £84.99 one has a MT821 processor but the £119.99 has msm8909 processor.
Is the £119.99 a new model as slight wording differences between the two. The £84.99 says Lenovo Tab A10 and the £119.99 says Lenovo Tab 2 A10. If newer why the same specs?
Does it install but not work or just not let you install?