Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus

With the Tab 4 8-inch proving to be good value for your money it’s time to see how does its bigger brother continue the trend of being affordable and an excellent performer. One of the main highlights of the Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus is its 10.1inch FHD screen. A simple rundown of its specs shows that the Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 625 SoC, 4GB of memory and 64GB of storage. Because the Tab 4 mostly shares the same design aesthetics as its younger siblings there really isn’t much to say except for its well-designed slate design with a glossy front and back, obviously the gripe also continues across the board of being a fingerprint magnet, getting a case is a must. Compared to its younger sibling the Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus is equipped with a front 5 MP camera and a rear 8MP camera which should be sufficient for general photography although users should have a dedicated camera if they want to shoot better images otherwise the included cameras are sufficient for general usage. While on the phone side of things Android manufacturers tend to have the fingerprint sensor on the back but on the tablet side of things it seems that instead of integrating the fingerprint sensor on to the home button Lenovo has decided to integrate it under the display which is puzzling. In terms of IO the Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus is reasonably endowed with a microSD slot for storage expansion a USB type C for OTG support and an audio jack.

The equipped IPS FHD display is of an aspect ratio of 19:10 which means it’s actually taller than your regular FHD display which is usually 1920 by 1080 pixels. Which in this case the resolution is 1920 by 1200. Overall the display is quite good, with excellent viewing angles and color vibrancy. As for brightness it remains reasonably bright even when outside where most displays suffer from view ability. While the equipped Snapdragon 625 is not as powerful as Qualcomm’s flagship 800 series SoCs it is actually powerful enough while being able to maintain reasonable power consumption under loads without hurting its battery life. With Android Nougat 7.1.1 preloaded users can expect the latest optimizations to come with it, although with the recent announcement of Android Oreo 8.0 users shouldn’t really expect an update from Lenovo anytime soon. With a battery capacity of 7000mAh the Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus is expected to last about 12 hours which is more than decent under normal usage although it could be better considering Lenovo’s other tablet the Yoga tab 3 10 plus lasted about 16 hours. In conclusion, the Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus is a very remarkable tablet considering its price bracket and features but at the same time it is also quite bland since there are other better offerings from its competitors especially when it comes to screen resolution, but don’t let that be a downer since its rivals are about a year old already.