Review on 10.3" Lenovo Tab M10 FHD Plus 2nd Gen TB-X606F (2020), RU, 2/32 GB, Wi-Fi, Silver by Mateusz Dbkowski ᠌

In general, I suggest it; but, I believe I received a copy that was slightly flawed. With its positives being: Beautiful. It was a toss-up between that and the Samsung, and I went with the former. While Lenovo's black frames are about the right size, Samsung's are much too large. Extremely dexterous, attempted to place both aircraft and a sniper, and everything pulls off without a hitch. In addition, applications always pull immediately. The camera is not very impressive. Even if it has a terrible performance in dim light, I did not pay attention to that fact. Sound that has been expertly adjusted. It has an excellent sound when listened to through headphones, but when played through the speakers, there is not enough bass. However, the volume is rather high when held at arms' length. The screen's clarity is incredible, which is one of the reasons I liked it so much. The brightness is sufficient, even more than sufficient, for use in the home. Having this drawback: After attaching the headphones, there is initially a very distinct stereo sound. This is one of the drawbacks. After a while, the high frequencies suddenly disappear, making it sound as if the settings on the personal equalizer have been reverted. And it never stops happening. When I removed the headphones at one point, the sound continued to play via the earbuds, but the icon for the headphones remained on the screen. Simply restarting the computer fixed the sound issue. Sometimes, once every other day, there is a self-reboot, and it can be shortened by doing nothing more than surfing YouTube. So there are some problems with the tablet.