Lenovo Tab M10 Plus Gen 3 10.6in 128GB

Christmas gift

Mum loves it

Looks great

Not used yet

Great tablet but buy it elsewhere

The Good Guys have still not responded to any of my tickets or enquiries for something as simple as getting a tax invoice emailed for a TRS claim Ive even gone in to their Darwin store and because I ordered online they couldnt help me - they did give me a number to call where I sat on hold for 45 minutes before giving up - rang back to do the callback and havent had callback in nearly four days now - pathetic Their email link on the tax invoice page from text message doesnt work, their FAQ promises invoices will be emailed after despatch but seems thats broken too But seems their review system works fine to email me out this link, what a joke.. Have now flown without being able to rightfully claim this, thanks Good Guys ! Also havent received the promised storecash, thanks again Good Guys !! Buy it from anywhere but The Good Guys. Even their sister company JB-HiFi might be better, but no promises there..

Good value for this price

Bought the tablet for $300 (discount of $90) Has all the features expected from Android tablet Stock Android operating system Will be used for general internet browsing and watching movies. Battery duration is above my expectations

Great tablet

Good value for money, amazing battery life and a great screen for consuming media. I use it mainly as a ebook reader and its fantastic.

Cheap and Beasty

Owned for 3 weeks now, Super happy with the tablet, great performance and easy to use features. Recommended! Only negative is that it doesn't come with a screen protector or stylus.

Lenovo Tab M10 Plus 2022 (Gen 3) review: Affordable tablet with 2K display and stylus support

Lenovo's third-generation Tab M10 Plus is a good mid-range Android tablet that offers stylus input s... No brainer for under 250 Euros? Due to its strong features and three-year update policy, the Tab M10 Plus has the potential to become a real bestseller, but only when the price drops. This might sound paradoxical for such a low-priced tablet with stylus support, but there's a reason for it.