Lenovo M10 Plus, the new large tablet that relies on Mediatek's Helio P22T chipset

We have just learned about Huawei's new smartphone series, which contains the mighty threesome P40, and the smartwatch Watch gt 2e of the signature. These devices stole all the attention yesterday, but Lenovo still aims to turn heads with the new M10 Plus, tablet that was also unveiled yesterday and features Mediatek's Helio P22T mobile platform.

This device comes with a price similar to that of the Samsung's Galaxy Tab A 8.4 (2020), another smart tablet that was recently announced.

All about the Lenovo M10 Plus

Lenovo M10Plus

To begin with, this terminal implements a IPS LCD screen that boasts of a 10.3 ″ diagonal and a FullHD resolution of 1,920 x 1,080p. The bezels are slim and the main reason for the 87% screen-to-body ratio.

The chipset that powers this tablet is the Mediatek Helio P22T, a 2.0 GHz octa-core 64-bit architecture that is paired with a 4GB capacity RAM and 64GB and 128GB internal storage space, so it comes in two ROM versions. In turn, a huge 7,000 mAh battery is what powers and gives life to the great autonomy that the Lenovo M10 Plus boasts. All this gives it a weight of 480 grams and a thickness of 8.15 mm.

There are two Dolby Atmos speakers located on the sides, while a 3.5mm jack input serves as a headphone jack. In addition, in terms of interface, the Android 9 Pie operating system is available, but not without a future update that will renew it to the Android 10 version in the near future.

For photos, a 13 MP rear camera is available, as well as an 8 MP resolution front shooter.

Price and Availability

The Lenovo M10 Plus was launched in the Chinese market with a price tag of 1,599 yuan, which is equivalent to about 204 euros or 254 dollars. It would then be offered globally, but that remains to be seen.