Lenovo Tab M10 Plus 3rd Gen Tablet - 10" FHD - Android 12-32GB Storage - Long Battery Life, Gray

My mother's aging android tablet had effectively stopped working, so I got this to replace it for her. Easy to use and runs fast.

Not going to lie I was pretty skeptical about getting this tablet. It was very simple to set up, holds battery for a good while. I had purchased this for doing Shopify POS and it works great for that. This tablet is definitely on the lower end, I wouldn’t use it for gaming, but watching movies, reading and simple web searches are no problem for it. Good storage, also has an area for a SD card to add more storage as well. Overall not a bad POS tablet. This model dose not have the ability to add a SIM card. You can only use Wi-Fi

I had given my father my older Kindle last year to see if he would use it at all. Approaching 80, I wasn't sure if he could make the transition to a tablet for reading, news, etc. Suffice to say, he greatly enjoyed for reading his morning papers and playing suduko. When the charging port started to go, it was time for an upgrade. This Lenovo series of tablets are such an incredible value that I cannot imaging recommending any Kindle version. Sure, the Kindles are a bit cheaper, but having to deal with the awful locked-in Amazon version of Android, plus the constant barrage of ads makes the Lenovo feel even better. He's thrilled with it, so it makes me happy. Will definitely go down this upgrade path again when he is ready. Bought a smaller M8 Lenovo tablet for my mother. All told, was less than $300 for the two tablets and two cases.

Love this little Android based tablet. I'm an android guy on cell phone, so the functionality is intuitive to me. Only complaint is I don't think the USB-C port is capable of video output, or at least I haven't found an adapter that allows HDMI yet. To be fair, I really only use this for watching movies when travelling, but it is nice to kick the WiFi on and use it for quick internet searches or using airlines apps.

No virtual buttons to go back or to clear the background apps or to just shrink the running screens to the background. It only has a up or down swipe that needs to be done just right for it to work. Not having the virtual buttons make the tablet frustrating. Some windows don't go away. It's a ok tablet if you do one thing at a time. Some of the Lenovo stuff just won't stop no matter how many times you tell it "No Thanks". After using it for a little while I'd say it's worth the money. It does a few weird things requiring a reboot to get rid of. It only plays one game and it does it without lag or crashing. I'd consider buying another one if I need it.