Nokia T10 Android 12 4G Tablet with 8” HD display, 3GB/32GB Storage, 8MP rear camera and 2MP front camera, Dual Speakers with OZO Playback, 2 years OS updates, 3 years security updates – Ocean Blue

I like it. It came out just like I expected. It even arrived early. The only thing I would complain about is that when they said it has 512 capacity, they should've clarified that it's not included in the tablet.But you can add it later

Been looking for a replacement tablet for the iPad Mini 2 I currently have. (Apps no longer supporting IOS version!) The Nokia T10 wasn't a tablet I was aware of. After doing a bit of research on the specs and comparing them to other tablets of the same screen size, the Nokia T10 is probably on par with the others. The only added bonus is that the Nokia offers longer software support (2 Android OS updates and 3 years of security updates) something Lenovo fail to do. Had the tablet for a few days and whilst the screen res isn't the greatest (1080 would have been a brilliant addition!), it does the job for streaming content and simple browsing. -Battery life seems great. -Seems snappy enough/minimal lag -Stock Android with good update support The only issue I've had so far is that the T10 seems to be stuck on the September 2022 security update. After doing a bit of digging, this seems to be the norm for some reason, and then after a set period of time it will then offer the rest of the updates one by one. (Time of writing Android 12 with April 2023 Security update is the latest available)

I love 8 inch tablets - for me, they're the perfect size to carry around; light and small enough to take anywhere and the extra couple of inches of (diagonal) screen-size over a mobile phone means you can do so much more on them. Having a cellular/LTE option means it's always connected and you no-longer have to rely on your phone's data, or bother with the hassle of connecting to it. Sadly, this format is poorly supported these days, unless you're prepared to break multiple banks to buy an Apple iPad Mini. So, I was excited to try Nokia's fairly recently launched T10 and see what it was like. Well it's a cheap Android tablet and that means there are obviously going to be pluses and minuses with using it. I won't comment about how well Android is suited to being used on a tablet; for my use it was fine. Anyway, here are the main pluses and minuses I found after using the Nokia T10 for about 4 months: Pluses: - All of the benefits I've already mentioned of a small, connected tablet - I comes with Android 12 which is fairly up-to-date so you can install pretty-much anything from the Play Store - It comes with a more-or-less stock/vanilla version of Android and hardly any bloat-ware. - 4g connection is pretty speedy - You can expand the storage via a micro-usb card - Battery life is ok - easily lasts a day with moderate use Minuses - The processor is weak and can't really cope with this version of Android. There's lots of stuttering and pauses when using the tablet - navigating is jerky, gestures stutter, there are regular glitches and delays opening apps. - The screen is dim, with washed out colours and it's low res (low dots-per-inch) - it's a low-price tablet! - It regularly struggles to connect to my home wifi. At first it refused to connect without a re-boot, a call to Nokia support helped but it's still temperamental. (I think this is a well-known fault at Nokia HQ.) - It often fails to connect to GPS while out-and-about - like it's 2010 all over again! A re-boot fixes it. - Nokia advertises multi-year updates, but the tablet has not had a full system update since July 2022. (In fact the version it was originally launched with.) Other countries have had more recent updates but not in the UK. - Although you can use a micro SD card to expand storage, not many Android apps support this these days and Android no-longer lets you install apps to an external card. So, this is only really useful for storing files. - Despite the cellular connection, Nokia/Android won't allow you to use the tablet to take calls or receive messages. - The cameras are pretty terrible (hello 2010 once again). In fact, the whole device has a strangely old-fashioned feel in a slightly cool retro way. - Face unlock hardly ever works (probably something to do with the quality of the cameras) Overall A cheap, connected, fairly up to date 8 inch tablet that delivers an Android experience, of sorts, but it struggles badly and is pretty poorly supported by its makers. To be honest, a similarly priced mobile phone would offer a much better mobile experience but without the benefits of the bigger screen.

Ordered 2 pieces on different order, this unit, 4G LTE not working when I plug in the SIM, other Piece 4G LTE working perfectly but Wifi cannot connect Internet after working from sleep. My overall opinion is this model is of Poor QC control. Contact Nokia Support, try to explain that the SIM is lock for UK SIM. But I cannot see why othere piece SIM is working fine. I request for return but later found out the return freight was almost half of the cost of the Device, so for this device I treat it as Wifi model instead of returning

As this was a like for like replacement for one I dropped I already knew the product. Good tablet wouldn't go up against an iPad but not expected too at this price. Sound ok, this is a good budget tablet. This was a first time used purchase through Amazon trip & I must say it was good. Item was like new (I know that's what the description said, but unless you see it first hand). I have had no problems with product & wouldn't hesitate to buy used again.