Lenovo Tab M10 Plus (3rd Gen) launched for €249

Lenovo has been making tablets for quite some time now and their Tab M10 Plus model has been very popular among fans and enthusiasts who need a functional tablet on budget. So, at MWC 2022, the company has announced the new variant of the tablet i.e. Lenovo Tab M10 Plus (3rd Gen) with some important upgrades.

For the tablet, you now have a 10.61-inch 2K IPS LCD display, with a four-sided narrow bezel, 400 nits of brightness and up to 85% screen-to-display ratio​, users can enjoy entertaining content in the highest mobile streaming resolution available on a tablet at up to 1080p.

Ideal for immersive streaming of one’s favourite shows and movies from providers such as Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and others all in cinematic quality, users can move from room to room with enveloping audio above and around them via Dolby Atmos delivered over quad speakers.

Powered by a hefty octa-core processor with up to 6GB RAM and 128GB storage​ for superior performance, this tablet runs on Android 12 OS with updates to come. With clever optimized Reading Mode settings and optional folio case, time will fly when kicking back, browsing or immersed in learning something new.

Make studying easier on the eyes with TÜV-certified low blue light,​ as well as easier on the notetaking hand as the user can intuitively jot notes and doodle with the optional Lenovo Precision Pen 2 and Lenovo Instant Memo. Channel one’s thoughts or ideas when drawing in tilt mode with 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity, and ample battery life.

Offered in a unique dual-tone design with two color options, the sleek Lenovo Tab M10 Plus weighs 465g to keep it light and productive all day with up to 12 hours of video playback with a 7700mAh battery.

EMEA Pricing and Availability

The Lenovo Tab M10 Plus (3rd Gen) will start at €249 (including VAT) and is expected to be available starting April 2022. Optional pen sold separately in most markets.

Product Specifications

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