The tablet is suitable for all the family and provides up to 10 hours of 'streaming, learning and exploring'
Amazon is offering a big discount on one of its best-selling tablets, so if you need to replace an old one or are thinking about buying a handy gadget for the first time, now is the time. The Android Lenovo Tab M10 has a 10-inch HD display and is ideal for taking on the go with it being 'lightweight' and 8.5mm thin.
Amazon is one of the cheapest places to buy the tablet, with it costing £180 when bought directly from Lenovo, and £129.99 at Argos. It has 4 GB RAM and 64 GB ROM which is expandable up to 128 GB. The tablet is an Amazon's Choice product and has an average rating of 4.4 out of five. One happy shopper gave it five stars and said: "After trying two generic tablets and one Samsung which all proved to be less than user-friendly, I got this one which has proved far easier to use and is cheaper than the Samsung one. Lovely, fast and smooth functions, and a bright colourful screen. So far a pleasure to use.
Another delighted customer wrote: "Great screen size, quick and easy to set up - I was up and away within minutes. I use this tab for work and study, and it performs admirably with a nice 10-inch screen so I am not squinting… Basically does all it claims to do. Happy days, really!"
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