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Lenovo Tab 3 10.1 Inch 2GB RAM 16GB Tablet £99.99 Argos

£99.99 Argos12 Apr 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

Opening post

pavel76

12 Apr 17

Back on offer + argos voucher now - might find something for a penny to increase vouvher to £10 :smiley:

Top comments

marty-401

12 Apr 17 4 #5

Plastic bag?

commenter14

21 Apr 17 3 #54

Sorry I didn't realise that you watch tablets from across a room.

repouk

12 Apr 17 3 #10

Full HD version, free case, 2 year guarantee, £130. My son has one for YouTube and simple gaming, fantastic screen but not the fastest machine in the world.

https://www.johnlewis.com/lenovo-tab-2-a10-tablet-quad-core-processor-android-10-1-full-hd-wi-fi-16gb/p2056469?colour=Midnight%20Blue

https://johnlewis.scene7.com/is/image/JohnLewis/236870283alt1?$prod_main$

It was previously posted here: http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lenovo-tab-2-a10-70f-full-hd-16gb-storage-2gb-ram-dolby-atmos-sound-midnight-blue-2656978

However... Lenovo have a habit of not pushing out Android updates for their tablets. This highest you'll officially get with this is Lollipop. They usually ship with KitKat.

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51UjEsJFp8L._SX355_.jpg

Roz4u

12 Apr 17 3 #11

Lenovo 4 being launched for around 120£ in a month or so.
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/lenovo-tab-4

Latest comments (82)

peterkay11

30 Apr 17 #82

Got one for my son, the tablet is good for the price. It updated 3 times, 2 small and 1 large file it reassured me that lenovo do keep up to date with their products. Don't understand how you can complain about the fact it updates. Buy an iPad pay the premium and stop moaning about things that you obviously don't understand!

louisefinlay

23 Apr 17 #81

Returned within 24 hours. Terrible charging and screen freezing and glitching like hell. Also kept updating itself. Awful

Gitfinger

22 Apr 17 #80

Ordered this one, when it arrived the case did not fit, it's the same one as in your picture, which has the hole for the rear camera on the right not in the centre. I complained and they reckoned they only stocked the case that was sent out, after a bit of negotiation they refunded me £29.95 and told me to keep the case!

newmann

22 Apr 17 #79

Well that lasted all of 2 mins! Anyone else had problems with dead areas of the touchscreen? An area in the top third of the screen doesn't respond. Swap out for another one or just get a refund?.....Hmmm

Dontforg3t

22 Apr 17 #78

I had one of these. Glitchy and slow. Takes forever to charge. And I couldn't charging it and use it at the same time it would switch itself off. Returned it after 3 months.

Legfan2

21 Apr 17 #77

https://www.o2.co.uk/shop/tablets/huawei/mediapad-t1-10-grade-a-refurb/#contractType=paymonthly

Wee cheap 10.1 screen for watching movies etc on hols ( which i got it for), pay off device £48 then cancel airtime.

repouk

21 Apr 17 #76

Even better then :smiley:

Tyler.Halifax

21 Apr 17 1 #75

As stated earlier, the replacement Lenovo Tab 4 will offer 4gb RAM & 1080 screen for £150 and £100 by early next year... just wait

pavel76

21 Apr 17 #74

Spec clearly says 2GB...

Spudboy

21 Apr 17 #73

The one I bought in Argos last week had 2GB RAM.

Spudboy

21 Apr 17 #72

I bought one of these Lenovo ones last week for my dad and it updated to Marshmallow 6.0 as soon as it was connected to the internet.

amour3k

21 Apr 17 #71

Not natively no.

But I was able to achieve a similar vibe on an Allcast App (my personal choice mind?, though others do also exist etc?) on an 'oldish' Chinese Doogee X5 Pro Phone same way? (via a Google Chromecast).

So, similar can be achieved of (sorts?) regardless?. :-)

rob@bpool

21 Apr 17 #70

Selling off possibly due to the Tab 4 being released in May. Check out the spec on the Plus models both 8" & 10" models head & shoulders better than this tab & the price is ment to be reasonable when released.

MazingerZ

21 Apr 17 #69

Spec doesn't state RAM? I'm guess this does suck

squeakybot

21 Apr 17 #68

I have 8"version and cannot find it anywhere. great 8" tablet though and think its android 6.0 out a the box

newmann

21 Apr 17 #67

Damn you HUKD! (and OP of course!). I'll use the £10 voucher from the GoPro deal last week and I also have another £10 voucher from something else so £79.99 is a no brainer!

Shakeyyy

21 Apr 17 #66

But that's not the point, the point is 3 years since the Hudl 2 was released, we are STILL paying premium prices for 1080p screens. It should be the norm. 3 years and we don't even get a 1080p screen on a tablet for £100? Not justification for it at all.

itsonlymee

21 Apr 17 #65

How do they pay difference as I bought it last month. It's not been a month though
Thanks

sheppio

21 Apr 17 1 #64

https://www.specsavers.co.uk/

mrew42

21 Apr 17 #63

What?
It's a great comparison.
My Nexus 7 would be upset if it heard you say it wan't much more than a mobile
:man:

algloster

21 Apr 17 #62

It was 8.3 inches which makes it larger than a phone. I also picked up a Hudl2, easter 3 years ago for £70 refurbished following a deal on here and its still going strong.

Ive been contemplating an upgrade for the past 6 months as Im looking for a 10 inch plus tablet to read PDF magazines so will need 1080P at a minimum. Shakeyy's spot on when questioning the price of this tablet. I purchased a Tab 2? off here last January as a present for £120 and that had a 1080P screen, albeit slightly flakey wifi.

So why is this viewed as a good deal? (It may be for the current market but historically its not and I'm accounting for the currency changes following the referendum). Rant Over

JumpMan1980

21 Apr 17 #61

Great question! I dunno :neutral_face:

JumpMan1980

21 Apr 17 #60

Does an extra 2 inches make all that much of a difference Ladies? :smirk:

JumpMan1980

21 Apr 17 2 #59

Buy it again, returning the unopened one to the £119 retailer ... Fight the power! <3

jeczap

21 Apr 17 #58

:confused:

steed

21 Apr 17 #57

If I recall correctly, the HUDL2 was 8 inches. Making it little better than a decent mobile. This is 10.1 inches. That's a LOT more screen space and makes it a LOT more useful as an alternative to your mobile screen. So not really a good comparison.

markt63

21 Apr 17 #56

I bought one last week at 129 really good speakers

viniteng

21 Apr 17 #55

Heat ... good one OP

commenter14

21 Apr 17 3 #54

Sorry I didn't realise that you watch tablets from across a room.

Shakeyyy

21 Apr 17 1 #53

The Hudl 2 which is years old cost £99 at the time, had a fantastic CPU/GPU for the price and a Full HD 1080p screen that still runs smoothly to this day. Why on Earth are Tablets more expensive for less spec?!

PAULTRD

21 Apr 17 #52

Very much depends on the content you are viewing and where you are viewing it from.

commenter14

21 Apr 17 1 #51

Completely untrue! You'll be inches away from the screen so of course you'll notice it. 720p looks crappy on a 10" tablet. Just go to PC World and compare, it's very obvious.

Also people pay for the HD Sky channels because they're 1080x1920 (albeit interpolated) as opposed to the Sky SD resolution of 544x576. Not really sure what you're getting at there? It's a huge difference. Sky SD looks like someone rubbed butter on the screen.

XxLeahxX

21 Apr 17 #50

If it was with Argos and within 30 days they will refund you the difference

PAULTRD

21 Apr 17 2 #49

Not that you would notice HD on a 10.1 screen.... Sky isn't full HD but people still pay for the HD channels

madnlooney

21 Apr 17 #48

Q&A says 5.1

scubascuba3

21 Apr 17 #47

Which Android is it?

Spudboy

21 Apr 17 #46

Bought last week at £119.99 :disappointed:

MrPuddington

21 Apr 17 #45

Not even Full HD - I would avoid it.

Steve1205

21 Apr 17 #44

Great price, I bought one last time at this price.

ataritheone

21 Apr 17 1 #43

Really?

squeakybot

21 Apr 17 #42

no mirror /screen cast I believe

faxmax

13 Apr 17 #41

£100 for 1280x800 won't be a good deal for most users who would benefit from paying an extra 30-40 and getting 1920x1080. 1280x800 is OK for giving to kids but then there are much cheaper than £100.

darksleuth

12 Apr 17 #40

Loathed to go back to Lenovo....my Yoga 2 Tab just decided to stop yesterday.

But still a good deal .... you know if ....

MDL199

12 Apr 17 1 #39

Google Play Services update your apps so the experience is practically the same whether you're on Lollypop, Marshmallow or Nougat.

99.9% of people couldn't tell the difference between any of the latest android versions especially if there is a skin running on top.

Non issue

damoderby

12 Apr 17 #38

Same company different product but my Moto G4 got lollipop 2 months ago before my Samsung s7

Roz4u

12 Apr 17 3 #11

Lenovo 4 being launched for around 120£ in a month or so.
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/lenovo-tab-4

VDisillusioned to Roz4u

12 Apr 17 #14

Interesting but launch price reckoned to be starting at £144 here.

repouk to Roz4u

12 Apr 17 2 #22

That's 1280x 800; the JL one is full HD.
Android tablets don't magically become unusable just because they are running an older OS version (something you could say about iPads BTW!).

doubledoh99 to Roz4u

12 Apr 17 #37

For the 8inch version.....

JoYork

12 Apr 17 #8

Is this any good?

Also, can anyone tell me what the best Android tablet is at the moment. I'm loathed to buy an iPad but it seems that Android tablets don't seem to have the power that phones have these days. I'd ideally like a tablet version of the Samsung S6!

DonkeyKonk to JoYork

12 Apr 17 1 #12

There is not much choice really, the Google Pixel C is probably the best performance wise, but I think it's very pricy.

Personally one of the best is still the Z3 Compact Tablet, some three years after its release. Z4 is nice, big etc, but still very pricy.

Tequila to JoYork

12 Apr 17 2 #25

if you want tablet version of Samsung S6 or something with similar build quality you must pay iPad level price..look for Samsung Tab S2..there is 8 and 10 inch model and the 10 Inch can be bought for round £300ish brand new on eBay (£400ish retail price)..but you get top notch OLED screen just like Galaxy phones that no other tablet can even touch..but again that price is in iPad territory,so unless you really want android tablet and SD card slot,you might be better off buying an iPad..holds vale much longer and better investment without a doubt.but Tab S2 is very nice and the only android tablet I will ever consider, just because of that amazing OLED screen alone.

this Lenovo Tab 3 is not even close to the quality and performance of something like Samsung Tab S2 ..the screen is low resolution and budget LCD, it's much slower and weaker in general and the build quality is so budget and rough ugly plastic..no comparison whatsoever to either Samsung Tab S2 or any Apple iPad, but then this is just £100 so to each their own..

mecheekymonkey to JoYork

12 Apr 17 #36

Have a look at the yoga tab 3 plus

Shakeyyy

12 Apr 17 #33

gotta make them work for their money, stop buying crappy products that take a step down from their previous products

pavel76 to Shakeyyy

12 Apr 17 #35

You are free to post link for better tablet for same money...

DonkeyKonk

12 Apr 17 #34

Looks like it has not been listed, bit the yoga 3 8 inch has been reduced to £109 (plus official case) again.

MrPuddington

12 Apr 17 #32

Yes, it can help, because getting full is of course one of the main problems. But it depends a lot on the apps, too. I find Facebook getting slugging on anything but very recent hardware, and the same applies to many games. Other apps still happily run on an old device, sometimes in an older version.

slayermatt

12 Apr 17 #31

I find a good factory nuking can do wonders with an older device. It really depends on what you use to how badly things go. I have a galaxy mini on gingerbread that's still absolutely fine for the basics (bar its obvious hardware limitations) whereas my Hudl 2 on lolipop chokes horribly at times. All depends on Lenovos implementation I feel.

iandavidson1982

12 Apr 17 #30

I have a Z3 compact tablet, great tablet but 16GB just isn't enough storage for apps. I had it rooted before Marshmallow came out and was able to save apps to the memory card, but since Marshmallow i've been unable to root and only got 11GB free.

qasim42

12 Apr 17 #29

Love it. I use it to read, surf the inter web, watch videos and play games. Long battery life, great sound and an awesome built in stand.

cid11

12 Apr 17 #26

How do you get the Argos voucher ?.

jimbo23 to cid11

12 Apr 17 #28

Last time I ordered something online when this voucher offer was around, it was sent as a voucher code in the e-mail receipt.

MrPuddington

12 Apr 17 #27

Yes, they do. It is called software aging, and it is certainly not magic. iPads may be worse in this respect, because they still get new features, but Androids have essentially the same problem because of updated apps.

bauer

12 Apr 17 #24

Can anyone confirm that this plays football manager touch?

Also does this do screen mirroring?

I've got a Samsung tab e and that can't do screen mirroring which is bloody annoying.

tech3475

12 Apr 17 #23

Thanks but I don't know what it was on at the time (currently on 6), but I find hard coding the channel causes more problems overall than it solves, especially when I have homeplugs as an option.

Of course this may still be useful for Smeeble.

The main issue I'd say is security updates and app support.

Smeeble

12 Apr 17 #21

cheers. Microwave is hardly ever used so that's not an issue.

chocolatenomlike

12 Apr 17 1 #20

I would avoid lenovo, from my experience with the lenovo tab 2 a10.
Poor build quality (audio, wifi drop out etc), and poor software support (they pretty much stopped giving updates to a capable device so that people would buy newer models).
not saying it will be the case with the lenovo tab 3, but since it has a lower resolution compared to its predecessor, not expecting much to change.
I prob would pay a bit more to get a sony or apple tablet. They're expensive, but they continue to give software support for a long time, so that your tablet doesn't become useless immediately

smk77

12 Apr 17 #19

I had been waiting for the Argos one to drop down to 99 again for my son's birthday on sat. Ended up getting the full HD from Amazon for 130 (I know JL 2 yr warranty). He will be 9 and don't think he will really appreciate the HD so including the £10 voucher, costing me another £40...

taras

12 Apr 17 1 #18

change the wifi channel - avoid wifi channels 8-9 as these two sit directly around 2.450mhz which microwave oven uses :smile:

MrPuddington

12 Apr 17 2 #17

There are a few around, but they are mostly FullHD. The Lenovo Tab 2 A10 is not bad, this one here is quite decent, and the Sony Z2 or Z4 are very good (but discontinued). The Samsung Galaxy Tab S is also quite nice, and more affordable.

Smeeble

12 Apr 17 1 #13

Is the sound any good on these? Looking for a cheap ish tablet to put in a dock on the wall in our kitchen, just to run Kodi and Amazon Prime.

tech3475 to Smeeble

12 Apr 17 #16

Just to warn you, from my experience certain appliances such as the microwave can interfere with the wifi signal.

If you plan on using both simultaneously quite regularly you may want to opt for a solution which involves ethernet/homeplugs.

philb100

12 Apr 17 #15

I've had one of these for a while now . Been happy with it so far and does everything I've wanted it for.

repouk

12 Apr 17 3 #10

rufnek2kx

12 Apr 17 1 #9

I want to upgrade from my Nook HD+ but I can't seem to find any tablet with as good a screen resolution (HD+ is 1920x1280) without having to spend big bucks :disappointed:. Any recommendations?

lagerlee

12 Apr 17 1 #7

Thanks. I've been waiting for this to come down in price. Ordered and heat added.

c0stas1000

12 Apr 17 2 #6

You can add this very useful Pumpkin Treat Bucket for £0.49!

marty-401

12 Apr 17 4 #5

Plastic bag?

freccle

12 Apr 17 2 #4

most argos shops have packs of chriristmas cards for about 29p