The rear-facing 8 MP camera with no LED flash promises better image sharpness due to its autofocus, but it's more suitable for taking pictures of documents and memos in everyday use. Due to the relatively low resolution, the detail reproduction in pictures isn't one of the strengths of the inexpensive mid-range tablet. However, beyond video calls, you shouldn't expect much from the front-facing camera located above the display, since selfies are quite soft, and the exposure doesn't work properly often - especially in portraits. Additional external peripherals, such as external keyboards, can also be connected via the USB 2.0 port.Īn 8 MP lens with a fixed focus is available at the front for users of the Tab M10 Plus Gen 3. This requires a corresponding adapter, which isn't included with the Lenovo Tab. Data can then be accessed via the USB Type-C interface, such as for playing back video material. The Lenovo tablet also supports Wi-Fi Display and USB OTG. Users who choose the LTE version can also insert a nano SIM in the card slot.īoth variants of the Tab M10 Plus Gen 3 feature an FM radio, a 3.5 mm audio jack, and a quad speaker system. Files larger than 4 GB can be saved on the storage medium thanks to the exFAT file format. Users who need more capacity can expand the storage by up to 1 TB via microSD cards that support exFAT. After deducting the operating system, approximately 49 GB is still available. The internal eMMC 5.1 storage has a capacity of 64 GB in our Wi-Fi version of the Lenovo tablet. This is due to the MediaTek Helio G80's lack of compatibility with the UFS standard. The Tab M10 Plus Gen 3 ships either with eMCP or uMCP storage. Consequently, the tablet shouldn't be used in the rain. In contrast to the Tab P11 series, Lenovo doesn't provide its Tab M10 Plus Gen 3 with an official IP certification. The areas on the metal case that are covered with stickers are really hard to clean, and they leave some ugly residues - the manufacturer should urgently make adjustments here. The lower part is made of matte brushed aluminum. As with the Tab P11 Plus, Lenovo uses a kind of matte surface for the top part of the back, which offers a good grip in addition to being a design element that doesn't have a significant impact on the case's rigidity. The metal case is available in a two-tone design in Storm Gray and Frost Blue.

Furthermore, with a thickness of only 7.5 mm, the Lenovo tablet is very slim and, at only 465 g, it's pleasantly light for a 10.6-inch device. The screen's bezels are symmetrical on all four sides of the 2022 model, and the display's edges are curved.

Compared with the second generation, numerous improvements have been made to the Tab M10 Plus Gen 3, starting with the design.

The affordable mid-range tablet from Lenovo has a pleasing feel, and the screen-to-body ratio is a solid 80.3%.

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