I'll be quite honest, I'm not the techiest of people but son seems to think this is a decent offer & he is a bit more aware than me (he can work the blu-ray). Was posted a few weeks back at £119.99 & is now down to £99.99 C+C & you get a free £5 gift voucher back (take it over £100 & get £10 gift voucher).
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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violetd
1 Oct 17#73
Just updated mine today, following an alert that an update was available, and now having problems with display. Lenovo splash screen flickers behind whatever app I'm using. and if I set brightness to maximum,screen flickers constantly. Just wondered if this has happened to anyone else.
Pateo to violetd
1 Oct 17#74
Mines a Argos eBay refurb, only problems I was having before and after firmware update is the brightness settings was not responding, so I have installed brightness app, other than that everything seems fine! Btw what firmware version has yours updated to?
violetd to Pateo
1 Oct 17#75
6.0.1. I've done a hard reset, and it's slightly better, but still judders at maximum brightness. Been googling, and a lot of these appear to have screen problems, so think I'll probably return.
Srini.Kumari
14 Sep 17#72
current price is £119.99 ;; seems the offer is expired?
lozmeister
6 Sep 17#71
Can anyone recommend a child friendly case, and screen protector please?
MickKnipfler
3 Sep 17#70
How is this different to a TAB 2?
Lighthouse21
2 Sep 17#69
specs wise is this tablet better or argos.co.uk/pro…618 ? anyone have any reviews of the differences between the specs and which one is better?
PoppaJo
2 Sep 17#68
I wouldn't recommend buying this Lenovo tablet. I have one and it started playing up just after the 1 year guarantee had passed. The keyboard sometimes started jumping up and down at the bottom of the screen, whether you're trying to type or just reading, which is really annoying. It sometimes won't turn on, the brightness of the screen can't be turned down anymore which hurts my eyes after a while and the volume is very temperamental. Also the battery doesn't last long, but takes hours to charge. Lastly, it sometimes reboots itself randomly for no reason. This was my first and last Lenovo purchase.
This definitely works. Reserved online but paid in store on machine. Asks if you want a bag, just add 5p one.
Pateo to 77andyb
23 Aug 17#22
I wonder if the manned checkout staff will allow you to add carrier bag to be eligible for voucher?
77andyb to Pateo
24 Aug 17#23
I really don't know, but if you're going to pay by card anyway and you have internet access, why not just reserve online (you have until closing time the next day to collect I think) and pay in store at one of the terminals? I'd understand why not if you want to pay cash though.
Pateo to 77andyb
24 Aug 17#24
Reason I was putting the question is because my local Argos only have manned checkout, no self service terminals! Actually I may go for the Argos eBay refurbished one!
mattygc2004 to Pateo
24 Aug 17#35
The refurb model is Model number: TB-X103F This one is Model number: za1u0002gb. Any one know if there is any difference ???
77andyb to mattygc2004
24 Aug 17#41
I don't know if this helps, but on the front of the box of the new one I bought from Argos, it says TB-X103F, but on the back above one of the barcodes, it says ZA1U0002GB. So I'd guess they're the same, one is the model number and I'm not sure what the other is! But mine displays both numbers in different places. Best guess, someone wasn't sure which of the many numbers that appear on the label on the back with various numbers was actually the model number, and took a guess.
matthewcross2 to 77andyb
25 Aug 17#51
Yes I brought the refurb and it has the two model no's on so look to be the same ...I went for £75 refurb and it was mint
UltimatePhoenix to Pateo
1 Sep 17#66
My local said no, and cant remember where I saw it but T&C's said the carrier bag doesnt count towards it either, your best off ordering something cheap!!
dmw to sjs31
26 Aug 17#52
Bag thing didn't work forms.. Cashier said it was a government charge and not a purchase.
sjs31 to dmw
26 Aug 17#53
Strange ... it worked for '77andyb' - although he paid for it at a machine in-store, rather than going to a cashier. Perhaps the cashier was being "difficult" !
superjeans to dmw
31 Aug 17#64
Same here. I guess there must be a glitch on the system when using self payment machines...?
AnonAnonAgain
31 Aug 17#65
Was going to buy one for my son but he needs a thick rubber case and I've trawled the net but I've been unable to find one :angry:
jaydeeuk1
24 Aug 17#39
Sad to see tablets haven't improved since the nexus 7 2014 or that tesco one, yet just as expensive.
Bully to jaydeeuk1
24 Aug 17#43
I was thinking the same, looks like the heat may be for its size of screen rather than the specs.
alg to jaydeeuk1
29 Aug 17#63
There never was Nexus 7 2014 - it was a 2013 model. Which just makes it even sadder.
I would love to replace mine, as it is now starting to show it's ago, but there really aren't many sub-£200 tablets that are any better, even after 4 years, on the UK market. The one exception I can think of is the Nvidia Shield.
br4804
28 Aug 17#59
I have one of these, quite responsive, decent screen and good battery life. I use for Netflix/Amazon video, perfectly good for that. Not a top spec Ipad thats for sure but it is £100
alg to br4804
29 Aug 17#62
I agree - my wife got one to replace an older version with 1GB RAM. The extra RAM makes the difference.
As long as you're not expecting high performance gaming, the device has decent battery life, is solidly built, and for most people doing Facebook, e-mail, Netflix etc, it's absolutely fine for the money.
rincage
27 Aug 17#55
So I've just bought one of these as a refurb from Argos and its locked to a previous owners account. Whilst its been reset it won't let me log in and set up unless I enter previous owners credentials. So much for refurbished. Does anyone know how to get round this or do I need to sent it back?
matthewcross2 to rincage
27 Aug 17#56
When you power up hold power and volume up or down ( Google would help ) it would give u a factory reset option. My refurb was spot and and Argos would help if u ask
alg to rincage
29 Aug 17#61
From that description, it sounds like the previous owner enabled encryption - even after a factory reset, it will require the same username and password to decrypt/accept the reset.
Samsung devices with Knox behave in a similar method, which, while making it more secure, can cause issues with the 2nd hand market.
ses6jwg
23 Aug 17#12
My missus has got one..battery life excellent. Screen is ok just photos on background look pixelated. Good value for everyday use. Screen not as responsive as a Samsung etc good value at under £100
rev6 to ses6jwg
23 Aug 17#14
Who to believe :sweat_smile:
Dave.Harper to rev6
28 Aug 17#60
On a drive back from West Sussex to Manchester my son watched films on this all the way home and the battery lasted so for me this is a great battery life considering traffic and a few pitstops we drove for over 7 hours.
James.Campbell
24 Aug 17#45
Look at the back of a 1p coin - it says ONE PENNY not ONE PENCE! PENCE is bleeding PLURAL!
Pateo to James.Campbell
24 Aug 17#46
Ayeyyyyahhhhhhh, laddddd!!!! I wudnee wanna bee arownd u ifff it's woz sumthin rarely upsettin!!!!!! :party:
James.Campbell to Pateo
24 Aug 17#48
Not REALLY upsetting just stupid! I RARELY get upset!
Pateo to James.Campbell
24 Aug 17#49
Immm sew veri glud 2 here tha mei lud :party:
D9LVE to James.Campbell
28 Aug 17#58
I'm glad you had your chance to put your two pennys in.
molerat
27 Aug 17#57
This is the low spec non HD model with 1.3 GHz processor. Earlier in the year I got the Tab2 HD 1.7 GHz for £120 (currently ridiculously £199.99 so probably the next 1/2 price offer) when they were selling the Tab2 non HD for £99.99. May be worth waiting for the Tab2 HD or the Tab3 HD to come down (or even the Tab4).
demansquith
26 Aug 17#54
Have stopped the 5p trick
rudy691
24 Aug 17#31
anyone found a decent hard case for this tablet ? trying to find one for my kid now as he's affraid he will drop it :smile:
inkaholic to rudy691
24 Aug 17#50
PLEASE get a case!!! My daughter's screen smashed on hers within a matter of months & no repair service would touch it. I have the same model featured here & got a Trust universal 10" case from B&M for about £5.
ourdave
24 Aug 17#47
*cough*
Pence is only the collective plural. Pennies is the plural of Penny.
ela_vips
24 Aug 17#44
I've one of these and I think it's decent tablet for the price. However, display is not full HD and there is a considerable quality drop when compared to my old Toshiba full HD tablet which I bought couple of years ago (for £150). Unfortunately I couldn't find a decent full HD tablet under £150, so settled with this one. 2GB memory is good enough and I'm playing clash of clans mostly and battery last for about 2-3 days (for 2-3 hours daily use). Hope this is helpful to someone. Voted hot!
craigw22
24 Aug 17#27
Looks like a great deal and good size screen. Does anyone know if this is able to use Netflix offline? i.e. Download shows to watch on the go? Thanks
niall1234 to craigw22
24 Aug 17#30
Yeah you can use the Netflix app to download movies on the go. Just make sure to add a micro SD card as the movies can take up quite a lot of space.
craigw22 to niall1234
24 Aug 17#42
Thanks for your response! Is this definitely possible? And what's the quality like of downloaded Netflix stuff on this device? I don't mean to sound so skeptical but this would be the main reason I'd purchase this device, and it doesn't state this tablet is compatible on the Netflix website (although saying that it doesn't say my Lenovo P2 phone is either and it works flawlessly). Any chance you could upload a pic of the downloaded shows on Netflix in action on this tablet?
pow26
23 Aug 17#13
The battery is crap. It's heavy. Make sure you buy a decent case where the volume buttons are exposed otherwise the volume will be up and down due to stupidly positioned buttons. And yes i have one.
77andyb to pow26
23 Aug 17#18
Quick question for someone that has one, what's the max capacity MicroSD card this device can take? I'm seeing conflicting info in different places. Argos site says 16GB is expandable up to 64GB with a microSD. So will it take a 64GB card, or if, as stated, you can expand storage 'up to' 64GB, does that include the 16GB already on board? that would mean having to use a 48GB card, which I've never come across before, so is a 32GB card the largest the device can take?
orhanftw to 77andyb
23 Aug 17#19
Can take a 64GB card.
J_Staunton to pow26
24 Aug 17#28
Battery is fine on mine and I wouldn't call it heavy. I also bought a case for it which is made FOR that very tablet and it leaves plenty of room for the volume button. They're not stupidly positioned.
Regarding getting the cost over £100 to get the £10 voucher, I can confirm that the cost of a carrier bag does count towards the total. I reserved the tablet online (didn't pay in advance). Went to local store (Netherfield, Nottingham), and went to the machine to pay. Machine asks if you need any carrier bags, so just selected one at 5p, total payment £100.04. Item arrived at collection point, £10 voucher shows at bottom of receipt. Watch out for the expiration date though, it's only got about a month on it. If anyone is interested, this tablet is still on the Argos eBay page, refurbished model for £74.99 (Link) . Was torn for a bit but decided to go with new instead.
Thanks for posting, I mulled this over last time it was on at this price, and it went back up to £119.99. Figured it would come down again at some point. Heat added. Would just like to find a decent case with integrated keyboard now, so off to eBay it is. If anyone can recommend anything I'd appreciate it.
mattygc2004 to 77andyb
24 Aug 17#34
The refurb model is Model number: TB-X103F This one is Model number: za1u0002gb. Any one know if there is any difference ???
Pateo to mattygc2004
24 Aug 17#36
I compared the Argos eBay refurb against this last night and I couldn't see any difference other than the price!
mattygc2004 to Pateo
24 Aug 17#37
Thats what I thought even the EAN is the same
Pateo to mattygc2004
24 Aug 17#38
I was looking on GSM arena website but they never give the model numbers for some reason, the version of this specifications was for a 3gb ram model!
moneysm
24 Aug 17#33
same have older version its amazeballs.
Ricky
24 Aug 17#32
My daughter has the older smaller model and it's been perfect for her.
Darude
24 Aug 17#26
Pretty good for a 2GB tablet. I had display ghosting issues with a slightly older model after a couple of weeks from Argos. But refunded no problem. Hope this one is better!
teerex
23 Aug 17#11
Poor screen so I returned mine. Will look for a full HD screen
Pateo to teerex
23 Aug 17#21
When you say you returned for refund was this to argos as I've was informed by Argos staff if you remove seal to open box they will not give refund?
teerex to Pateo
24 Aug 17#25
Mine was the refurb from eBay so easy returns but had to pay £2.99
ourdave
23 Aug 17#20
I've got a 128gb card in mine
ses6jwg
23 Aug 17#17
I wouldn't pay over £100 for it. Battery life is fine.
markmulv
23 Aug 17#10
Was about to get a FireHD8 anyone able to provide any info on whihc would be better this or fire?
sjs31
23 Aug 17#9
Don't know what happened to my reply to umm3's question - system seems to have had a fit!
Jackmaster
23 Aug 17#7
Seems like a biteable price - thanks OP and jimbo!
rudy691
23 Aug 17#2
anyone can comment on battery on these ? my kids mainly play minecraft and their fired hd 7 - I assume this will be better on battery ?
welshy81 to rudy691
23 Aug 17#3
10 hours battery under specs so it should be good for at least 6-7 hours
lromj to rudy691
23 Aug 17#4
Amazon apparently estimates 8 hours of battery life on the Fire HD 7 but you'd get closer to 6–7 hours if playing a game like minecraft. Argos estimate 10 hours of battery life on the Lenovo Tab 3. The above tablet does appear to have a larger battery size (7000mah) compared to the Kindle so it should be better on battery theoretically by a couple of hours
lromj
23 Aug 17#1
Just be aware this isn't a full "HD" screen – the descriptions can be misleading. Resolution of 1280 x 800 on a 10.1" screen results in a relatively low pixel density, thus it won't be the sharpest screen. However, it means the battery will last longer. Swings and roundabouts.
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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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argos.co.uk/pro…211
If paying for it in-store, buy a 5p carrier bag
Any one know if there is any difference ???
I would love to replace mine, as it is now starting to show it's ago, but there really aren't many sub-£200 tablets that are any better, even after 4 years, on the UK market. The one exception I can think of is the Nvidia Shield.
As long as you're not expecting high performance gaming, the device has decent battery life, is solidly built, and for most people doing Facebook, e-mail, Netflix etc, it's absolutely fine for the money.
Samsung devices with Knox behave in a similar method, which, while making it more secure, can cause issues with the 2nd hand market.
Who to believe :sweat_smile:
Pence is only the collective plural.
Pennies is the plural of Penny.
Hope this is helpful to someone. Voted hot!
Thanks for posting, I mulled this over last time it was on at this price, and it went back up to £119.99. Figured it would come down again at some point. Heat added. Would just like to find a decent case with integrated keyboard now, so off to eBay it is. If anyone can recommend anything I'd appreciate it.
Any one know if there is any difference ???