Getting back to tablets after some years.. last one I owned was a flawless Nexus 7This is a good tab.. great looks..Android 8 to start off with… Not a lot of preloaded crap apps which can’t be uninstalledSome niggles..1 there is no light sensor.. so auto brightness doesn’t work.. irritating to manually adjust brightness up or down2 I notice some lag.. at times it’s butter smooth.. at times isn’t.. I don’t play games…so can’t comment on gaming performance3 Speakers are nice… but poorly placed on top.. could have been on sides or bottom… Would recommend headphones anyday for any mobile device4 Not too many accessories at the moment… Only ACM brand comes up.. I ended up buying a case and screen guard and promptly returned both …case was of horrible quality, screen guard of a diff designBought a universal case for 10 inch tablets from emartbuy brand.. far far better quality.. just that it’s bigger and not custom fit…as it’s a universal caseAll in all..am not disappointed with the tab..but for 19k would expect a little better performance

Apparently, all Screen Protectors are specifically made for a particular Brand of Tablet . I tried to use this item on a Chinese made Windows 10 tab. Did not work. There were air gaps and 2.5d edge was not suitable either.I am sure it works well with Lenovo 8′ tab. Quality of glass and packaging is good.

Nice Tab in this price

The worst product I ever used till now, I called Amazon to return this, but they really not helping me on this, I’ll never buy a product from Amazon again.

Got the delivery on 26th August 2018 and since yesterday i.e; 16th September the tab stopped charging..very disappointed as this was a gift to my son and he is very very upset as the product cannot not be properly used for even a month. The return product window got closed on 5th September else would have returned it. Felt cheated.

Getting back to tablets after some years.. last one I owned was a flawless Nexus 7This is a good tab.. great looks..Android 8 to start off with… Not a lot of preloaded crap apps which can’t be uninstalledSome niggles..1 there is no light sensor.. so auto brightness doesn’t work.. irritating to manually adjust brightness up or down2 I notice some lag.. at times it’s butter smooth.. at times isn’t.. I don’t play games…so can’t comment on gaming performance3 Speakers are nice… but poorly placed on top.. could have been on sides or bottom… Would recommend headphones anyday for any mobile device4 Not too many accessories at the moment… Only ACM brand comes up.. I ended up buying a case and screen guard and promptly returned both …case was of horrible quality, screen guard of a diff designBought a universal case for 10 inch tablets from emartbuy brand.. far far better quality.. just that it’s bigger and not custom fit…as it’s a universal caseAll in all..am not disappointed with the tab..but for 19k would expect a little better performance

Painful. Jio is not working this.basic apps could not installed

i was trying to update the pre-installed apps it’s so slow it takes hours to update the apps the google play was like unable to open and says “Please close or wait for the app”don’t buy you can’t even return even this tab as per Amazon tablet and mobile phone policy.DOn’t waste money mine is gone buy another tablet

No SIM Card Slot. Just for Wifi. Not useful for video calling and normal calling. Please don’t but if these were the purposes. Amazon is not returning the product even offering money. More E Waste Amazon. There you go.

Tab is value for money. But display is not that much good….

Pros:Good display and battery.Cons:Does not support 64gb sdxc card.Only support sd cards.Jio sim is not working, can be used only for data,can not send sms.Camera quality is very bad, shows altered colour.Samsung tabA 10.5 or iPad are better alternatives.

SIM card is not working after software update and faulty one , deadly slow ..Wasted money on this

Horrible product, I suggest you not to buy this third class tab. Screen quality is like trash. Very slow to react. Even if u read pdf they are blurry too. Moreover no refund. Great

Better sound expected

A Fantastic Tablet. Got it for 23k.Pros-1) Great design with metallic finish, buttons are tactile and power button has ridges.2) Quad speakers with Dolby Atmos (one of the best reasons for buying this tablet. If you are using a decent headphone you can really feel the difference)3) Stunning FHD IPS display4) Android P update5) Performance is decent, not great6) Fingerprint scanner (Avg speed but reliable) which can work as navigation buttons7) Excellent battery life8) Almost stock android9) LTE and Expandable storageCons-1) Dual glass finish2) Slippery as hell (case is a must)3) Cameras are average4) No high end gaming possible5) Encountered some gimmicks here and there6) 450 Chipset (outdated and less powerful at this pricepoint)7) My model has a wobbly sim tray

Just received delivery, this tab has premium design with glass at both the sides, build quality is good.- 4 speakers- finger print sensor for login & navigation- type C charging port with 2A chargerI will share detail review after couple of days of use.

Got the delivery on 26th August 2018 and since yesterday i.e; 16th September the tab stopped charging..very disappointed as this was a gift to my son and he is very very upset as the product cannot not be properly used for even a month. The return product window got closed on 5th September else would have returned it. Felt cheated.

I have purchase this Lenovo Tab 4 10 certified refurbished but the product was found defective because screen was flickering frequently so their technician was sent twice and gave report “that it was flickering and after that its working normally” which was not true because the problem persists and they compelled me to keep that defective product with myself.

Good

Got the delivery on 26th August 2018 and since yesterday i.e; 16th September the tab stopped charging..very disappointed as this was a gift to my son and he is very very upset as the product cannot not be properly used for even a month. The return product window got closed on 5th September else would have returned it. Felt cheated.

I needed a replacement for my Mi Pad. Sadly, Xiaomi has stopped selling tablets in India, and I was not willing to risk importing one from China. So I had to look elsewhere.My usage consists of reading ebooks and watching movies. Occasionally I play some games as well.For under ₹15k, I shortlisted 3 tablets, with requirements being: 10″ screen, built-in 4G:1. Alcatel A3 10 — disqualified because of small battery capacity (4.6 Ah, vs 7Ah in Lenovo Tab4), Mediatek processor. Also I’m pretty sure that it will not get any OS updates. Their web site didn’t do anything to ease this suspicion.2. Huawei Honor MediaPad T3 — small battery again (4.8 Ah). Also from online reviews, it seems like they have a heavily customized UI, which I disliked. Once again, future updates are doubtful.3. This one — while not perfect, by process of elimination I had no other choice.My thoughts on this device:* Good battery life. 7Ah will get you a long way. You can probably get 10-12 hours of usage at full brightness. However, I get worse battery life than I used to with my Mi Pad, which had a similar battery capacity. I think this is because of poorly optimized OS.* Stock Android. Thankfully Lenovo has decided to leave the UI alone, for the most part. The few modifications it has made are actually useful — double tap to wake, and productivity interface. The latter is a mode which turns the nav bar into something like the task bar in Windows. Each running app gets an icon there, and you can tap on them to switch between them. I suppose this feature, along with Android 7.1’s split-screen feature, plus a keyboard and mouse combo, will turn this tablet into a productive device, but I have not used it this way.* Not much preinstalled bloat. There were a few (such as Amazon Alexa), but they can be uninstalled.* Software updates. Since I bought this in Oct. 2018, it has received two OTA updates at the time of writing this, the last of which added the double tap to wake functionality. It’s good to see the device still receiving updates. As of now, it is on Android 7.1, July 2018 security patch. According to Lenovo’s Upgrade Matrix, it should receive an update to 8.1 as well. Knowing Lenovo, that will probably be the last major update for this device.* Front-facing stereo speakers. They are loud enough, and more importantly, are at the front, so you don’t have to turn up the volume. Quality is strictly ok-ok. You should use earphones if you can.* LTE capability. This device has 4G, but no VoLTE. This means that you can get internet, but can’t make calls… Unless you are a Jio user! Then you can install Jio4GVoice app to make and receive calls. Better to use earphones with built-in mic for this, as it doesn’t have an earpiece for calls. The audio is routed to the speakers directly.* Display. This is one of the areas where Mi Pad is far, far better. Resolution is 1280 x 800. You can see the pixels when you are holding it a bit close during web browsing, for example. But I don’t think anyone can do much about it; there are no full HD Android tablets for less than ₹20k I believe.* No ambient brightness sensor. This was a drawback for me. I hate having to increase and decrease brightness depending on time of day. * Expandable storage. In the 16GB version, about 8 GB is usable for apps and storage. If this is not enough, you can use Android’s ‘adoptable storage’ feature. Basically, Android will format the SD card and treat it the same as internal storage. If you perform this action, you can move apps to SD card. But keep in mind that once you do this, the SD card contents will not be readable by any other device. This is because the contents are encrypted, and only the device which did the formatting has the key. If you destroy the device, or factory reset it, the contents of the card are lost.* Jio Apps. Some of their apps are disabled for installation, such as JioTV and MyJio. This is a bummer, because there is no reason why they wouldn’t work on this tablet. But there is a workaround. If you get the APKs from somewhere (there is a mirror for APKs… ), then the apps install and run perfectly fine.* Performance. This tablet has a fairly low end SoC — Snapdragon 425. Don’t expect too much. I see some lag and stuttering when I open heavy webpages or launch heavy apps. But I can live with it.That’s all. Overall, I am happy with the device. But I am also sad that this is the best we get in the price range. I wish Xiaomi continued to sell tablets. The Mi Pad (launched in 2014) would still have better specs than what we get now for the same price.

Its a nice 10 inch tab. It displays text well and did not find any issues with the resolution. Videos also appear great. Quality sound is a plus point. You cannot get such a value for money in any other tabs available today.

the tab received does not contain any Google apps or playstore. This tab is not meant to be for Indian users. It is Chinese. It has a Chinese App Store and it ask for permissions in Chinese. Could not use it at all. Have asked amazon for replacement. Hope to get it replaced with the right product.

A Fantastic Tablet. Got it for 23k.Pros-1) Great design with metallic finish, buttons are tactile and power button has ridges.2) Quad speakers with Dolby Atmos (one of the best reasons for buying this tablet. If you are using a decent headphone you can really feel the difference)3) Stunning FHD IPS display4) Android P update5) Performance is decent, not great6) Fingerprint scanner (Avg speed but reliable) which can work as navigation buttons7) Excellent battery life8) Almost stock android9) LTE and Expandable storageCons-1) Dual glass finish2) Slippery as hell (case is a must)3) Cameras are average4) No high end gaming possible5) Encountered some gimmicks here and there6) 450 Chipset (outdated and less powerful at this pricepoint)7) My model has a wobbly sim tray

Just received delivery, this tab has premium design with glass at both the sides, build quality is good.- 4 speakers- finger print sensor for login & navigation- type C charging port with 2A chargerI will share detail review after couple of days of use.

–Pros–1. Decent price2. Display quality is good, brightness is very good even in outdoor conditions. HD display resolution is ok for movies, but not crisp for reading text (lenovo tab4 8 plus with FullHD available at Rs 4k more).3. Stereo front facing speakers is a nice feature, and its pretty loud and audio clarity is not bad.4. Perfect size for movie experience. Light weight. The bezels actually help in holding the tablet in landscape mode while watching movies. Material used on backside gives better grip (I find the glassy backs on other tablets slippery).5. Long battery life with 4850mAH Huge battery.6. 4G works alright. Wifi connectivity works alright. Didn’t find any heating issues.–Cons–1. Processor speed (1.4GHz) and RAM (2GB) is not enough. Tablet lags a bit. But its smooth enough for videos (capable of smooth 1080p playback), youtube, netflix streaming.2. If usecase is reading e-books, you may not find text to be crisp due to HD resolution.3. No fast charging. It takes ~4 hours to fully charge. But not a deal breaker for me since the tablet is not a daily driver like my phone; I keep it on charge and forget about it.

I needed a replacement for my Mi Pad. Sadly, Xiaomi has stopped selling tablets in India, and I was not willing to risk importing one from China. So I had to look elsewhere.My usage consists of reading ebooks and watching movies. Occasionally I play some games as well.For under ₹15k, I shortlisted 3 tablets, with requirements being: 10″ screen, built-in 4G:1. Alcatel A3 10 — disqualified because of small battery capacity (4.6 Ah, vs 7Ah in Lenovo Tab4), Mediatek processor. Also I’m pretty sure that it will not get any OS updates. Their web site didn’t do anything to ease this suspicion.2. Huawei Honor MediaPad T3 — small battery again (4.8 Ah). Also from online reviews, it seems like they have a heavily customized UI, which I disliked. Once again, future updates are doubtful.3. This one — while not perfect, by process of elimination I had no other choice.My thoughts on this device:* Good battery life. 7Ah will get you a long way. You can probably get 10-12 hours of usage at full brightness. However, I get worse battery life than I used to with my Mi Pad, which had a similar battery capacity. I think this is because of poorly optimized OS.* Stock Android. Thankfully Lenovo has decided to leave the UI alone, for the most part. The few modifications it has made are actually useful — double tap to wake, and productivity interface. The latter is a mode which turns the nav bar into something like the task bar in Windows. Each running app gets an icon there, and you can tap on them to switch between them. I suppose this feature, along with Android 7.1’s split-screen feature, plus a keyboard and mouse combo, will turn this tablet into a productive device, but I have not used it this way.* Not much preinstalled bloat. There were a few (such as Amazon Alexa), but they can be uninstalled.* Software updates. Since I bought this in Oct. 2018, it has received two OTA updates at the time of writing this, the last of which added the double tap to wake functionality. It’s good to see the device still receiving updates. As of now, it is on Android 7.1, July 2018 security patch. According to Lenovo’s Upgrade Matrix, it should receive an update to 8.1 as well. Knowing Lenovo, that will probably be the last major update for this device.* Front-facing stereo speakers. They are loud enough, and more importantly, are at the front, so you don’t have to turn up the volume. Quality is strictly ok-ok. You should use earphones if you can.* LTE capability. This device has 4G, but no VoLTE. This means that you can get internet, but can’t make calls… Unless you are a Jio user! Then you can install Jio4GVoice app to make and receive calls. Better to use earphones with built-in mic for this, as it doesn’t have an earpiece for calls. The audio is routed to the speakers directly.* Display. This is one of the areas where Mi Pad is far, far better. Resolution is 1280 x 800. You can see the pixels when you are holding it a bit close during web browsing, for example. But I don’t think anyone can do much about it; there are no full HD Android tablets for less than ₹20k I believe.* No ambient brightness sensor. This was a drawback for me. I hate having to increase and decrease brightness depending on time of day. * Expandable storage. In the 16GB version, about 8 GB is usable for apps and storage. If this is not enough, you can use Android’s ‘adoptable storage’ feature. Basically, Android will format the SD card and treat it the same as internal storage. If you perform this action, you can move apps to SD card. But keep in mind that once you do this, the SD card contents will not be readable by any other device. This is because the contents are encrypted, and only the device which did the formatting has the key. If you destroy the device, or factory reset it, the contents of the card are lost.* Jio Apps. Some of their apps are disabled for installation, such as JioTV and MyJio. This is a bummer, because there is no reason why they wouldn’t work on this tablet. But there is a workaround. If you get the APKs from somewhere (there is a mirror for APKs… ), then the apps install and run perfectly fine.* Performance. This tablet has a fairly low end SoC — Snapdragon 425. Don’t expect too much. I see some lag and stuttering when I open heavy webpages or launch heavy apps. But I can live with it.That’s all. Overall, I am happy with the device. But I am also sad that this is the best we get in the price range. I wish Xiaomi continued to sell tablets. The Mi Pad (launched in 2014) would still have better specs than what we get now for the same price.

Its a nice 10 inch tab. It displays text well and did not find any issues with the resolution. Videos also appear great. Quality sound is a plus point. You cannot get such a value for money in any other tabs available today.

the tab received does not contain any Google apps or playstore. This tab is not meant to be for Indian users. It is Chinese. It has a Chinese App Store and it ask for permissions in Chinese. Could not use it at all. Have asked amazon for replacement. Hope to get it replaced with the right product.

I have purchase this Lenovo Tab 4 10 certified refurbished but the product was found defective because screen was flickering frequently so their technician was sent twice and gave report “that it was flickering and after that its working normally” which was not true because the problem persists and they compelled me to keep that defective product with myself.

Good

One star for displaying wrong info. Didn’t receive the accessories light pen, ink cartridge, book pad, except for adapted. Going to return

I needed a replacement for my Mi Pad. Sadly, Xiaomi has stopped selling tablets in India, and I was not willing to risk importing one from China. So I had to look elsewhere.My usage consists of reading ebooks and watching movies. Occasionally I play some games as well.For under ₹15k, I shortlisted 3 tablets, with requirements being: 10″ screen, built-in 4G:1. Alcatel A3 10 — disqualified because of small battery capacity (4.6 Ah, vs 7Ah in Lenovo Tab4), Mediatek processor. Also I’m pretty sure that it will not get any OS updates. Their web site didn’t do anything to ease this suspicion.2. Huawei Honor MediaPad T3 — small battery again (4.8 Ah). Also from online reviews, it seems like they have a heavily customized UI, which I disliked. Once again, future updates are doubtful.3. This one — while not perfect, by process of elimination I had no other choice.My thoughts on this device:* Good battery life. 7Ah will get you a long way. You can probably get 10-12 hours of usage at full brightness. However, I get worse battery life than I used to with my Mi Pad, which had a similar battery capacity. I think this is because of poorly optimized OS.* Stock Android. Thankfully Lenovo has decided to leave the UI alone, for the most part. The few modifications it has made are actually useful — double tap to wake, and productivity interface. The latter is a mode which turns the nav bar into something like the task bar in Windows. Each running app gets an icon there, and you can tap on them to switch between them. I suppose this feature, along with Android 7.1’s split-screen feature, plus a keyboard and mouse combo, will turn this tablet into a productive device, but I have not used it this way.* Not much preinstalled bloat. There were a few (such as Amazon Alexa), but they can be uninstalled.* Software updates. Since I bought this in Oct. 2018, it has received two OTA updates at the time of writing this, the last of which added the double tap to wake functionality. It’s good to see the device still receiving updates. As of now, it is on Android 7.1, July 2018 security patch. According to Lenovo’s Upgrade Matrix, it should receive an update to 8.1 as well. Knowing Lenovo, that will probably be the last major update for this device.* Front-facing stereo speakers. They are loud enough, and more importantly, are at the front, so you don’t have to turn up the volume. Quality is strictly ok-ok. You should use earphones if you can.* LTE capability. This device has 4G, but no VoLTE. This means that you can get internet, but can’t make calls… Unless you are a Jio user! Then you can install Jio4GVoice app to make and receive calls. Better to use earphones with built-in mic for this, as it doesn’t have an earpiece for calls. The audio is routed to the speakers directly.* Display. This is one of the areas where Mi Pad is far, far better. Resolution is 1280 x 800. You can see the pixels when you are holding it a bit close during web browsing, for example. But I don’t think anyone can do much about it; there are no full HD Android tablets for less than ₹20k I believe.* No ambient brightness sensor. This was a drawback for me. I hate having to increase and decrease brightness depending on time of day. * Expandable storage. In the 16GB version, about 8 GB is usable for apps and storage. If this is not enough, you can use Android’s ‘adoptable storage’ feature. Basically, Android will format the SD card and treat it the same as internal storage. If you perform this action, you can move apps to SD card. But keep in mind that once you do this, the SD card contents will not be readable by any other device. This is because the contents are encrypted, and only the device which did the formatting has the key. If you destroy the device, or factory reset it, the contents of the card are lost.* Jio Apps. Some of their apps are disabled for installation, such as JioTV and MyJio. This is a bummer, because there is no reason why they wouldn’t work on this tablet. But there is a workaround. If you get the APKs from somewhere (there is a mirror for APKs… ), then the apps install and run perfectly fine.* Performance. This tablet has a fairly low end SoC — Snapdragon 425. Don’t expect too much. I see some lag and stuttering when I open heavy webpages or launch heavy apps. But I can live with it.That’s all. Overall, I am happy with the device. But I am also sad that this is the best we get in the price range. I wish Xiaomi continued to sell tablets. The Mi Pad (launched in 2014) would still have better specs than what we get now for the same price.

Its a nice 10 inch tab. It displays text well and did not find any issues with the resolution. Videos also appear great. Quality sound is a plus point. You cannot get such a value for money in any other tabs available today.

Display is actually 1920×1200. A bit shy on memory at 2GB, but reasonable for the price point. Imaged with AT&T Moto firmware, but doesn’t seem to be of any concern.

When the default preloaded file manager it comes with is as clogged with ads as any random malware out there, you know your monetary investment is not exactly the best it could have been. It has 4 GB RAM and a nice display to play games with, but that’s it. Its snapdragon processor is nothing out of the ordinary, its preloaded software is mostly bloatware – including the default CZ File Manager. I am not paying for removal of ads from my file manager coming preloaded with a device I just paid INR 20k for. It doesn’t even come with earphones – it’s just an ordinary phone with a slightly bigger screen. Mi Pad with its Tegra K1 processor gave WAY better value for money @ just under INR 12k. Only if it had more RAM I wouldn’t need to get this thing.Overall, a meh feeling. It does its job and matches its specifications – and not much more.

Believe me you won’t get a better tab anywhere. Lenovo beats everyone in its tab segment. Though a little pricey for 4 GB RAM variant but worth every penny. Love Samsung n Lenovo both.My fourth tab after Asus,Swipe,Mi Pad. Nobody ran a year. Finally I decided to go for the best brand (not as great as Samsung but they’re way too costly) and sealed the deal here at Amazon looking at the specs. Latest android Nougat, Snapdragon 625 Octacore, and 4 GB RAM which no other tab under 22K provides. This is my 6 the day and it has fulfilled all my basic tab needs without any lags.Awesome interface, fast loading,sharp crystal clear hd display. Rest features you can read.Main USP is that it is extremely light weight ,very hand.Quite attractive glass finish which gives it a premium look.

Better sound expected

I needed a replacement for my Mi Pad. Sadly, Xiaomi has stopped selling tablets in India, and I was not willing to risk importing one from China. So I had to look elsewhere.My usage consists of reading ebooks and watching movies. Occasionally I play some games as well.For under ₹15k, I shortlisted 3 tablets, with requirements being: 10″ screen, built-in 4G:1. Alcatel A3 10 — disqualified because of small battery capacity (4.6 Ah, vs 7Ah in Lenovo Tab4), Mediatek processor. Also I’m pretty sure that it will not get any OS updates. Their web site didn’t do anything to ease this suspicion.2. Huawei Honor MediaPad T3 — small battery again (4.8 Ah). Also from online reviews, it seems like they have a heavily customized UI, which I disliked. Once again, future updates are doubtful.3. This one — while not perfect, by process of elimination I had no other choice.My thoughts on this device:* Good battery life. 7Ah will get you a long way. You can probably get 10-12 hours of usage at full brightness. However, I get worse battery life than I used to with my Mi Pad, which had a similar battery capacity. I think this is because of poorly optimized OS.* Stock Android. Thankfully Lenovo has decided to leave the UI alone, for the most part. The few modifications it has made are actually useful — double tap to wake, and productivity interface. The latter is a mode which turns the nav bar into something like the task bar in Windows. Each running app gets an icon there, and you can tap on them to switch between them. I suppose this feature, along with Android 7.1’s split-screen feature, plus a keyboard and mouse combo, will turn this tablet into a productive device, but I have not used it this way.* Not much preinstalled bloat. There were a few (such as Amazon Alexa), but they can be uninstalled.* Software updates. Since I bought this in Oct. 2018, it has received two OTA updates at the time of writing this, the last of which added the double tap to wake functionality. It’s good to see the device still receiving updates. As of now, it is on Android 7.1, July 2018 security patch. According to Lenovo’s Upgrade Matrix, it should receive an update to 8.1 as well. Knowing Lenovo, that will probably be the last major update for this device.* Front-facing stereo speakers. They are loud enough, and more importantly, are at the front, so you don’t have to turn up the volume. Quality is strictly ok-ok. You should use earphones if you can.* LTE capability. This device has 4G, but no VoLTE. This means that you can get internet, but can’t make calls… Unless you are a Jio user! Then you can install Jio4GVoice app to make and receive calls. Better to use earphones with built-in mic for this, as it doesn’t have an earpiece for calls. The audio is routed to the speakers directly.* Display. This is one of the areas where Mi Pad is far, far better. Resolution is 1280 x 800. You can see the pixels when you are holding it a bit close during web browsing, for example. But I don’t think anyone can do much about it; there are no full HD Android tablets for less than ₹20k I believe.* No ambient brightness sensor. This was a drawback for me. I hate having to increase and decrease brightness depending on time of day. * Expandable storage. In the 16GB version, about 8 GB is usable for apps and storage. If this is not enough, you can use Android’s ‘adoptable storage’ feature. Basically, Android will format the SD card and treat it the same as internal storage. If you perform this action, you can move apps to SD card. But keep in mind that once you do this, the SD card contents will not be readable by any other device. This is because the contents are encrypted, and only the device which did the formatting has the key. If you destroy the device, or factory reset it, the contents of the card are lost.* Jio Apps. Some of their apps are disabled for installation, such as JioTV and MyJio. This is a bummer, because there is no reason why they wouldn’t work on this tablet. But there is a workaround. If you get the APKs from somewhere (there is a mirror for APKs… ), then the apps install and run perfectly fine.* Performance. This tablet has a fairly low end SoC — Snapdragon 425. Don’t expect too much. I see some lag and stuttering when I open heavy webpages or launch heavy apps. But I can live with it.That’s all. Overall, I am happy with the device. But I am also sad that this is the best we get in the price range. I wish Xiaomi continued to sell tablets. The Mi Pad (launched in 2014) would still have better specs than what we get now for the same price.

Its a nice 10 inch tab. It displays text well and did not find any issues with the resolution. Videos also appear great. Quality sound is a plus point. You cannot get such a value for money in any other tabs available today.

Muy buena opcion, ligera, rapida, funcional. la pantalla da unos colores menos nitidos que una tableta Samsung o Ipad, pero solo lo notas si las pones lado a lado. en general, por el excelente precio la recomiendo ampliamente

Using since Christmas only one thing I can say EXCELLENT.Battery lasting all day on video streaming very good processing system speed.So far very happy great value

L’OS va correctement, mais dès que vous ouvrez une application multimédia (soit YouTube ou Netflix.), elles vont très lentement. Pas recommandé en tout!. Lenovo ne donne plus de support à cet tablette non plus. Cherchez une autre tablette!

the tab received does not contain any Google apps or playstore. This tab is not meant to be for Indian users. It is Chinese. It has a Chinese App Store and it ask for permissions in Chinese. Could not use it at all. Have asked amazon for replacement. Hope to get it replaced with the right product.

I needed a replacement for my Mi Pad. Sadly, Xiaomi has stopped selling tablets in India, and I was not willing to risk importing one from China. So I had to look elsewhere.My usage consists of reading ebooks and watching movies. Occasionally I play some games as well.For under ₹15k, I shortlisted 3 tablets, with requirements being: 10″ screen, built-in 4G:1. Alcatel A3 10 — disqualified because of small battery capacity (4.6 Ah, vs 7Ah in Lenovo Tab4), Mediatek processor. Also I’m pretty sure that it will not get any OS updates. Their web site didn’t do anything to ease this suspicion.2. Huawei Honor MediaPad T3 — small battery again (4.8 Ah). Also from online reviews, it seems like they have a heavily customized UI, which I disliked. Once again, future updates are doubtful.3. This one — while not perfect, by process of elimination I had no other choice.My thoughts on this device:* Good battery life. 7Ah will get you a long way. You can probably get 10-12 hours of usage at full brightness. However, I get worse battery life than I used to with my Mi Pad, which had a similar battery capacity. I think this is because of poorly optimized OS.* Stock Android. Thankfully Lenovo has decided to leave the UI alone, for the most part. The few modifications it has made are actually useful — double tap to wake, and productivity interface. The latter is a mode which turns the nav bar into something like the task bar in Windows. Each running app gets an icon there, and you can tap on them to switch between them. I suppose this feature, along with Android 7.1’s split-screen feature, plus a keyboard and mouse combo, will turn this tablet into a productive device, but I have not used it this way.* Not much preinstalled bloat. There were a few (such as Amazon Alexa), but they can be uninstalled.* Software updates. Since I bought this in Oct. 2018, it has received two OTA updates at the time of writing this, the last of which added the double tap to wake functionality. It’s good to see the device still receiving updates. As of now, it is on Android 7.1, July 2018 security patch. According to Lenovo’s Upgrade Matrix, it should receive an update to 8.1 as well. Knowing Lenovo, that will probably be the last major update for this device.* Front-facing stereo speakers. They are loud enough, and more importantly, are at the front, so you don’t have to turn up the volume. Quality is strictly ok-ok. You should use earphones if you can.* LTE capability. This device has 4G, but no VoLTE. This means that you can get internet, but can’t make calls… Unless you are a Jio user! Then you can install Jio4GVoice app to make and receive calls. Better to use earphones with built-in mic for this, as it doesn’t have an earpiece for calls. The audio is routed to the speakers directly.* Display. This is one of the areas where Mi Pad is far, far better. Resolution is 1280 x 800. You can see the pixels when you are holding it a bit close during web browsing, for example. But I don’t think anyone can do much about it; there are no full HD Android tablets for less than ₹20k I believe.* No ambient brightness sensor. This was a drawback for me. I hate having to increase and decrease brightness depending on time of day. * Expandable storage. In the 16GB version, about 8 GB is usable for apps and storage. If this is not enough, you can use Android’s ‘adoptable storage’ feature. Basically, Android will format the SD card and treat it the same as internal storage. If you perform this action, you can move apps to SD card. But keep in mind that once you do this, the SD card contents will not be readable by any other device. This is because the contents are encrypted, and only the device which did the formatting has the key. If you destroy the device, or factory reset it, the contents of the card are lost.* Jio Apps. Some of their apps are disabled for installation, such as JioTV and MyJio. This is a bummer, because there is no reason why they wouldn’t work on this tablet. But there is a workaround. If you get the APKs from somewhere (there is a mirror for APKs… ), then the apps install and run perfectly fine.* Performance. This tablet has a fairly low end SoC — Snapdragon 425. Don’t expect too much. I see some lag and stuttering when I open heavy webpages or launch heavy apps. But I can live with it.That’s all. Overall, I am happy with the device. But I am also sad that this is the best we get in the price range. I wish Xiaomi continued to sell tablets. The Mi Pad (launched in 2014) would still have better specs than what we get now for the same price.

Its a nice 10 inch tab. It displays text well and did not find any issues with the resolution. Videos also appear great. Quality sound is a plus point. You cannot get such a value for money in any other tabs available today.

Display is actually 1920×1200. A bit shy on memory at 2GB, but reasonable for the price point. Imaged with AT&T Moto firmware, but doesn’t seem to be of any concern.