Good plan – The Lenovo Tab M10 Plus touch tablet at € 162.99 (finished)

Lenovo is renewing its entry-level tablet, the Tab M10 Plus, by declining it in a 3rd generation that leaves little room for surprise. A tablet that can be used by everyone in a family, at the cost of some sacrifices.

Far from being a bad tablet, the Lenovo M10 Plus (3rd Gen) isn’t flawless either. It can easily be used as a family tablet, for young and old alike. Its screen is good, as is its autonomy which will delight more than one. But it shows its limits quite quickly, especially in terms of performance, which even if they are respectable, will find their limits in intensive use. As often with tablets, the photo section is to be reserved for videoconferences.

Strong points

• Elegant design.
• Good screen.
• Correct performance (even if slowdowns in use).
• Good autonomy.

Weak points

• Anecdotal photo part.
• Long to recharge.

Alternatively

Realme does not intend to upset the market for touch pads with its Pad. This first slate signed by the Chinese manufacturer offers a service that is quite simple. Its Helio G80 chip nevertheless gives it enough power to browse the web, take advantage of common applications and allow multimedia use, especially since its speakers are quite satisfactory on this point. We also appreciate its expandable memory and its certainly minimalist, but neat design, which makes it possible to compensate for a slightly high charging time and a screen that lacks a little contrast.