The Lenovo Tablet is ideal for on-the-go multimedia. Take your movies, music and gaming with you and enjoy them on the HD wide-view 10.1" screen, with immersive Dolby Atmos® cinematic moving audio. Wherever you are, never be disconnected with this powerful yet affordable entertainment centre.
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benjammin316
21 Jun 1711#5
"HD" 1280 x 800
Good one.
andrewlaw9
21 Jun 1711#7
there is always one.
if you can find a tablet with a full HD screen for the same money, then I suggest you post the deal.
BenderRodriguez
21 Jun 179#15
"This car has one wheel missing and only 2 gears, it wont go faster than 25mph!"
"Unless you can find a functioning car for the money, don't complain!"
Kick in the nuts is free, but I wouldn't call it a good deal.
dishmachine888
21 Jun 176#8
Oh there's many more than one. Massive HUKD tool box.
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SoupDragon1
21 Jun 171#1
showing at£119,99
pavel76 to SoupDragon1
21 Jun 171#2
Correct price when added to basket
SoupDragon1
21 Jun 171#3
ok thank you
Steve1205
21 Jun 17#4
Good price.
benjammin316
21 Jun 1711#5
"HD" 1280 x 800
Good one.
axgod2 to benjammin316
21 Jun 17#6
andrewlaw9
21 Jun 1711#7
there is always one.
if you can find a tablet with a full HD screen for the same money, then I suggest you post the deal.
dishmachine888
21 Jun 176#8
Oh there's many more than one. Massive HUKD tool box.
OB1
21 Jun 17#9
Great that it's waterproof, but shame they put the speakers on the back. Doesn't seem sensible for something designed primarily for media.
flashman21
21 Jun 17#10
Not best quality wise took mine back 3 times before getting a refund .
Sliwka
21 Jun 171#11
Nice deal, anything similar with fhd a bit more pricey?
adamwilko007
21 Jun 171#12
Can't decide between this and getting the new iPad 2017, I like to buy quality but it is 3 times the price. Any advice?
I have an Android phone but for tablets the iPad is much better. I still have my old iPad 3 going, various android tablets have given up the ghost in the interim & the software is much better.
BristolBillyBob
21 Jun 171#13
I bought the 8" one, and it's worth noting that neither Netflix nor Amazon Prime will play in HD on this, as it's not a supported device. Bit of an issue with Android tablets, unfortunately.
Swarfega
21 Jun 17#14
2GB is pretty much the minimum for Android these days. 3GB is recommended.
Personally I am waiting for the Tab 4 Plus.
Still this is a great price for a cheap tablet.
badgerrules to Swarfega
21 Jun 17#16
But when on earth is it coming out? Trying to find info on it is near impossible.
BenderRodriguez
21 Jun 179#15
"This car has one wheel missing and only 2 gears, it wont go faster than 25mph!"
"Unless you can find a functioning car for the money, don't complain!"
Kick in the nuts is free, but I wouldn't call it a good deal.
Masteryates
21 Jun 17#17
This is why I've always bought used Nexus 7 2013's for friends and family. I've bought used LG Gpad 8.3's for people wanting a bigger screen. These tablets both have 2GB Ram and FHD screen costing a maximum of £80. Pity these tablets are getting very long in the tooth now.
M1sterDeeds
21 Jun 171#18
Is this the same model that Argos are selling refurbished ones on eBay at £74.99?
How does this compare with a samsung tablet in terms of quality?
tomma2
21 Jun 171#20
got 1 ty
Disco.Dave
21 Jun 171#21
Can get it for £74.99 refurbished on Argos ebay
Daniel127
21 Jun 172#22
Agree with these comments. I also have an LG GPad 8.3 - at least 3 years old - and have upgraded it to the Android 7 via an AOSP ROM and I must say, it is perfectly usable - in fact, significantly faster than some 'newer' tablets I've come across including a couple of Lenovo Tab 3's released this year.
It's a pity Android tablet development is now polarised to either a race to the bottom with specs which give you excruciating performance in 2017 or top end devices costing more than iPads .
Nothing of note in the middle.
Masteryates
21 Jun 17#24
Exactly Daniel. In the middle, I picked up a Galaxy Tab S2 from CeX for £190 which isn't bad. The performance isn't that much better than the Gpad though. If One Plus made a tablet, I'd be all over it.
Smeeble
21 Jun 17#25
was thinking of getting one of these to put in a dock on my kitchen wall but bit put off by speakers being on the back, is the sound awful out of these?
What? anything with 720 or higher vertical pixels is classified as hd.
Babboon
21 Jun 171#31
Not comparable, that one has only 1GB memory and an older version on Android.
philireland1
21 Jun 171#32
family bought 2 of them in that deal 1 of the screen messed up big time & had to send back. So hes now going to buy this as the tablet, when it worked was great .
mrew42
21 Jun 171#33
I've got one. I have an N7, my Mrs a Galaxy Tab A
No its not as quick as either of them but that's just fine with me for under 100 quid. It does everything I want, is fast enough and with the SD slot had enough storage too. And 2gb ram. Which is more than the tab a (2016)
Its not top of the range but I reckon it's about the best you can get for the money.
Heat
M1sterDeeds
21 Jun 172#34
I took a chance too and picked a new one up this afternoon. I've set it up and browsed some youTube and checked some web pages in Chrome.
It seems fine. Sure it's not all dancing and singing or the best quality but I don't expect that for this price.
I bought it for my Dad who needs something bigger than his phone to cast youTube to the telly. If I'd have bought an iPad for that I think much of my cash would have been wasted.
shalton
21 Jun 17#35
Got 3 of these, but the 8 inch one, they have been great.
r8zgf
21 Jun 171#36
These guys really make great products.
Wombatwilson
21 Jun 17#39
I've had a quick look at google but can not work out which is better this tab or the Lenovo Tab A10-30 10.1 Inch 16GB? Can anybody help please.
superfreddy
21 Jun 17#41
Is this going to be better than my aging Nexus 7 2013?
gidsterc
21 Jun 171#42
My missus says the 8 inches is good too.
no - wait, that came out all wrong!!! :laughing::laughing::laughing:
AzeemB
21 Jun 17#43
Everyone should refuse to buy tablets with less than 32gb, then manufactures will listen and we will get better products.
Daniel127
21 Jun 17#44
That's a decent tablet for £200, but the GPad was heavily discounted almost immediately after release and many (myself included) picked this up at £130 or thereabouts.
SCOUSEKEVIN
22 Jun 171#45
First 4 inches of her tape is missing
electrical2017
22 Jun 17#46
Must stop buying tablets. Must stop buying tablets.. help!
battlefield1706
22 Jun 17#47
how is this for day to day medium to light use? any noticeable lag/stutter across applications?
dishmachine888
22 Jun 172#48
Bless him, making analogies to something fundamental to its basic operation.
I hope in years to come, a logic test is required before online access is granted......would cure many of the worlds problems.
mommarto6
22 Jun 17#49
looking for replacement for a hudl 2 I don't no much about tablets its a gift for someone the main thing its used for is ebay and facebook and I no the person who this is for dosnt like windows 10 if it has it sorry but I'm a bit of a technophobe lol
damadgeruk
22 Jun 174#50
You refuse if you like, I'll carry on buying what I need, though thanks for thinking for me. :wink:
blugardian
22 Jun 172#51
Got my mother this 2 xmas's ago and still working fine.Uhless a poster has actually bought one i'd take the majority of hating with a pinch of salt as comparing the Lenovo's speed/graphics etc with one 4x the price is absurd.
You wanna cheap tab for recreational use under 100 quid get this, you want a tablet to design games, finish off work at home or simply enjoy some good old HUKD snobbery get an ipad pro!
Jeez!
adamwilko007
22 Jun 17#52
Hi does it handle Netflix and YouTube HD?
BristolBillyBob
22 Jun 17#53
I haven't tried Youtube HD on my 8" one, but it won't do Netflix HD or Amazon Prime HD.
superfreddy
22 Jun 17#54
This or the Nexus 7 2013 I currently have?
daltaf
22 Jun 17#55
Kids had a nexus 7 then updated to the Lenovo, the Lenovo is very good value and runs all the apps that my kids use (and there are many). I use a Sony Xperia tablet myself which cost easy twice the price but I was pleasantly surprised by the Lenovo's performance.
77andyb
22 Jun 17#56
Hi, couple of questions for anybody in the know. Description says extra storage "16GB internal storage, expandable up to 64GB with MicroSD card. I would interpret that as meaning "64GB is the maximum total storage achievable, if you can find a 48GB MicroSD card". Seeing as a cursory search doesn't bring up results for 48GB cards, does this mean practically speaking that the biggest card you can use is a 32GB one, which means total storage is only 48GB? Or is this badly worded, and storaged can be increased BY 64GB? Anyone successfully used a 64GB MicroSD in these things?
Secondly, Secondly, I've seen comments saying Netflix / Amazon Prime HD won't work with this, but will non-HD Netflix / Amazon work? Do both of these services give the option to watch in standard definition for their content?
Not had a tablet before, and would mainly be using for browsing, casting stuff to the TV etc. Any helpful advice gratefully received by this tablet noob.
Good price for what it is but Argos/Lenovo calling it "HD" is a bit much!
IrvSwerve
22 Jun 171#59
You'd have done better to buy him a Firestick for about £35 and get really good TV quality.These Lenovo Tablets are a minefield because they all have the same model number but with differing specs.Was lucky enough to get the genuine HD versionYour text here
Studge
22 Jun 17#60
HD is 1280 × 720 so this definitely HD
M1sterDeeds
22 Jun 17#61
He needs a touch interface.
I saw him using it today and he seems happy enough. There was something I noticed that I haven't found the answer to yet.
He is used to his phone which in youTube if oriented in landscape automatically goes into full screen mode. On the Lenovo. It doesn't, you still need to click the full screen bit in the corner. Can this be changed? His eyes and fingers struggle with that and its simpler to be able to choose what he wants to watch in portrait then turn it into landscape if he wants it full screen. Can anyone comment?
A further comment is the battery doesn't seem to last that long 7000mAh. He said he used it a 2 or 3 hours today and it looked like 50% left. I did check the overnight loss which actually is very good. I checked the pad when I went to bed (98%) and when I woke 6 hours later, had lost 1%.
With a few tabs open in chrome and youtube, ram usage was 0.6gb.
The tablet isn't going to win any awards but for the price and availability I think its ok.
Smartguy1
22 Jun 17#62
I think you have taken the spec too literally. It means you can use a micro SD card up to 64gb. The spec refers to the memory card slot and not the total memory capacity of the device.
Smartguy1
22 Jun 17#63
For all you slating the resolution as only being HD and not full HD I would not worry too much. I have the full HD version tab 2 and it's nothing to write home about. Mine has 1980 x 1200 resolution and I use to have the Lenovo Miix 300 running the same resolution but on windows instead of android. The miix screen was far superior to the tab 2. Same manufacturer, same screen resolution but processed entirely different. Sometimes it's not about the size but how it's used lol. The cheapest Samsung tablet, can't remember if that's tab A or tab E running 1280 x 800 pixels is definitely better than my tab 2 running 1920 x 1200. My guess is if you put my Lenovo tab next to the one posted you would see no or little difference.
superfreddy
22 Jun 17#64
What's the actual model of this spec wise? I look online and it seems to have 32GB storage and a much higher resolution so I don't understand the variations.
Want to compare the specs to my Nexus 7 2013 and look up reviews on YouTube.
M1sterDeeds
22 Jun 17#65
Its a bit of a minefield, lots of confusing stuff out there on the web. When I got mine home I noticed the model on the box states its a TB-X103F. But if you look online even a search on that model results in some conflicting information. I noticed both ram and cpu differences. From 1GB ram vs 2GB and Snapdragon 210 vs 212.
I can confirm this is definitely the 2GB version and comes with the 212 variant snapdragon cpu (1.3GHz).
As mentioned previously screen res is 1280 x 800.
7000mAh battery.
You won't find much on youTube (I think there is one video somewhere that showed an Antutu result) I tried to find as much as I could about it. Very frustrating but in the end I took a chance. It's fine for the money.
Forgot to add, its the 16GB storage version. After installing only 3 apps, I have about 10GB free.
77andyb
22 Jun 17#66
Thanks, I may have taken it literally, but as it stands I still think it's poorly worded. Still a bit torn on whether or not to get this for casting stuff to TV, using as a music centre, general browsing and taking abroad with me instead of my MacBook.
rolstherat
22 Jun 17#67
Just bought one. I had the previous one. The tab 2 for the last year and a half. It was fine for me. Allows it to get broken! :wink:
3guesses
22 Jun 17#68
I bought two Nook HD+ for £50 each. And that was 2 years ago. You would have thought full HD tablets would have dropped in price since then, not doubled...
Just ordered to pick up from store. Thanks OP :smiley:
superfreddy
23 Jun 17#72
So is it safe to say the nexus 7 2013 is better than this?
77andyb
23 Jun 17#73
Has anybody found a case with keyboard for this at a decent price? Not finding much on ebay...any pointers greatly appreciated.
reubenno
23 Jun 17#74
You didnt ask for comparable specs :wink:
Killamonjaro
25 Jun 17#75
Anyone know how to go about rooting one of these? Having difficulty.
alexjameshaines
26 Jun 17#76
I'd continue to argue that that 'HD' spec should have been called 1/2 HD and then the 'Full HD' should have been called HD. It was all very misleading from the start.
Can anyone comment on how the Lenovo would be as an e-reader please? I've got an Amazon 7" fire but don't like it's app restrictions and had no success at all with sideloading (most of my books are from Nook and on epub).
I'd also like the larger screen size for reading I think.
Cheers.
Smartguy1
27 Jun 172#80
I bought my wife the Lenovo 7" tablet a while ago as she found her kindle too heavy. The 7" lenovo tab works fine with the kindle app and works extremely well as an e-reader, or in her case a kindle replacement. I see no reason why the 10" tab wouldn't serve as well although possibly a bit heavy for an e-reader.
walpolecherie
28 Jun 17#81
Looking at getting this for 7yr old Home educated child - mainly to use her learning apps on.
Her samsung tab 2 & my asus memo pad are getting a bit slow (and hard on my eyes... lol)
Slippin
29 Jun 17#82
Can anyone recommend a good case and keyboard for the lenovo?
zorbathegeek
29 Jun 17#83
Sister just bought the yoga version, which looks to have identical specs. Very laggy. I googled the problem and it's quite common. Apparently Lenovo made a bit of a hash of their android skin?
Then again, loads of good user reviews. Ho hum.
M1sterDeeds
30 Jun 17#84
How much did you pay for the Yoga version because I looked at that before buying this one.
I think the "problem" with these cheap models are that they are pretty much as good as they get for the price. They are made to fit a price point. They basically just meet "adequate" usage. If you buy one with that in mind there is less chance of disappointment.
I think the Snapdragon 212 is the culprit. Nevertheless I am still ok with the one I bought.
robertr
1 Jul 171#85
I have a Yoga Tab 3 Pro which appeared to be quite slow (even though all the stats said otherwise), I checked for updates via settings and there was a firmware update available, this solved all the problems and it is now super fast compared to what it shipped with.
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Top comments
Good one.
if you can find a tablet with a full HD screen for the same money, then I suggest you post the deal.
"Unless you can find a functioning car for the money, don't complain!"
Kick in the nuts is free, but I wouldn't call it a good deal.
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Good one.
if you can find a tablet with a full HD screen for the same money, then I suggest you post the deal.
Personally I am waiting for the Tab 4 Plus.
Still this is a great price for a cheap tablet.
"Unless you can find a functioning car for the money, don't complain!"
Kick in the nuts is free, but I wouldn't call it a good deal.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lenovo-Tab-3-10-1-Inch-16GB-WiFi-Tablet-Black-From-the-Argos-Shop-on-ebay-/332156150846?_trkparms=5373:0|5374:Featured&clk_rvr_id=1238069946223&rmvSB=true
It's a pity Android tablet development is now polarised to either a race to the bottom with specs which give you excruciating performance in 2017 or top end devices costing more than iPads .
Nothing of note in the middle.
No its not as quick as either of them but that's just fine with me for under 100 quid. It does everything I want, is fast enough and with the SD slot had enough storage too. And 2gb ram. Which is more than the tab a (2016)
Its not top of the range but I reckon it's about the best you can get for the money.
Heat
It seems fine. Sure it's not all dancing and singing or the best quality but I don't expect that for this price.
I bought it for my Dad who needs something bigger than his phone to cast youTube to the telly. If I'd have bought an iPad for that I think much of my cash would have been wasted.
no - wait, that came out all wrong!!! :laughing::laughing::laughing:
I hope in years to come, a logic test is required before online access is granted......would cure many of the worlds problems.
You wanna cheap tab for recreational use under 100 quid get this, you want a tablet to design games, finish off work at home or simply enjoy some good old HUKD snobbery get an ipad pro!
Jeez!
Secondly, Secondly, I've seen comments saying Netflix / Amazon Prime HD won't work with this, but will non-HD Netflix / Amazon work? Do both of these services give the option to watch in standard definition for their content?
Not had a tablet before, and would mainly be using for browsing, casting stuff to the TV etc. Any helpful advice gratefully received by this tablet noob.
I saw him using it today and he seems happy enough. There was something I noticed that I haven't found the answer to yet.
He is used to his phone which in youTube if oriented in landscape automatically goes into full screen mode. On the Lenovo. It doesn't, you still need to click the full screen bit in the corner. Can this be changed? His eyes and fingers struggle with that and its simpler to be able to choose what he wants to watch in portrait then turn it into landscape if he wants it full screen. Can anyone comment?
A further comment is the battery doesn't seem to last that long 7000mAh. He said he used it a 2 or 3 hours today and it looked like 50% left. I did check the overnight loss which actually is very good. I checked the pad when I went to bed (98%) and when I woke 6 hours later, had lost 1%.
With a few tabs open in chrome and youtube, ram usage was 0.6gb.
The tablet isn't going to win any awards but for the price and availability I think its ok.
Want to compare the specs to my Nexus 7 2013 and look up reviews on YouTube.
I can confirm this is definitely the 2GB version and comes with the 212 variant snapdragon cpu (1.3GHz).
As mentioned previously screen res is 1280 x 800.
7000mAh battery.
You won't find much on youTube (I think there is one video somewhere that showed an Antutu result) I tried to find as much as I could about it. Very frustrating but in the end I took a chance. It's fine for the money.
Forgot to add, its the 16GB storage version. After installing only 3 apps, I have about 10GB free.
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/the-nook-hd-16gb-tablet-is-now-only-49-and-the-32gb-only-65-blackwell-2276172#comments
Lineage OS Custom ROM (7.1 Nougat) -> https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/rom-lineageos-14-x-lenovo-tb-x103f-t3607253#post72307486
I'd also like the larger screen size for reading I think.
Cheers.
Her samsung tab 2 & my asus memo pad are getting a bit slow (and hard on my eyes... lol)
Then again, loads of good user reviews. Ho hum.
I think the "problem" with these cheap models are that they are pretty much as good as they get for the price. They are made to fit a price point. They basically just meet "adequate" usage. If you buy one with that in mind there is less chance of disappointment.
I think the Snapdragon 212 is the culprit. Nevertheless I am still ok with the one I bought.
Many thanks. :smiley: