The tablet's 10.1-inch, 16:10 display has a resolution of 1,920 by 1,200 pixels. It looks brighter and more colorful than we expected and easily outclasses that of the Nuu Tab 10 (10.1 inches, 1,920 by 1,200 pixels). We even think it looks comparable with the entry-level Apple iPad (10.2 inches, 2,160 by 1,620 pixels). There isn't support for high-end display features like Dolby Vision, but the Tab 10 5G is still perfectly fine for watching movies and shows. October 30, 2023 ] Review of the Creative Sound Blaster Katana SE: An All-in-One Sonic Experience Audio Equipment Owing to the built-in 5500mAh battery, you can keep going all day without recharging, and with the enhanced power management, you’ll also experience that your battery life lasts longer.

We also tried a couple of games on the device, lightweight games like Subway surfer, Ludo King etc ran pretty smoothly, however, the tab struggled a bit to run triple-A titles like CoD Mobile, Battlegrounds Mobile India on highest graphics settings. TCL's tablet scored 448 and 1,688 on the Geekbench 5 single-core and multi-core tests, respectively, while the Nuu Tab reached 123 and 526 on those same tests. The Lenovo Tab P11 Plus beat the TCL on the single-core test with 500, but fell slightly behind on the multi-core test with 1,592.October 31, 2023 ] TCL NXTPAPER 11 Tablet Review: Where Paper-Like Experience Meets Performance Lifestyle Gadgets Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. See how we test. To test battery life, we stream a long YouTube video with the screen at maximum brightness over Wi-Fi and record how long the tablet lasts. The TCL Tab 10 managed to run for 10 hours and 22 minutes, a result that impressively beats the Lenovo Tab P11 Plus (7 hours and 58 minutes), the Nuu Tab 10 (7 hours and 5 minutes), and the standard iPad (5 hours and 18 minutes).

ARMOR-X is the most secure iPad & Tablet mounting eco-system that make your urban lifestyle more active. Integrating the interchangeable mounting interface into a sleek and tough everyday case, it empower your smart device in extremes and custom your own design. However, for the asking price of Rs 18,999 for the Wi-Fi version and Rs 20,999 for the LTE version, we were expecting a little more from it and that stands true for most users. Because most people use tablets for things where they simply want a bigger screen and better viewing experience and that’s where the mediocre display restricts the tab’s capabilities. Also, the older and sluggish software experience further makes things worse for this tablet. On the contrary side, the 4GB RAM and a decent octa-core processor make up for it.It’s built with families in mind, including an exclusive Eye Care Mode that reduces blue light to prevent visual fatigue. Reading Mode also adjusts the screen to greyscale and provides the best brightness and contrast according to the light. It’s also where you’ll find TCL Kids that will take you through setting up the tablet for the little ones. This is a fantastic space filled with loads of things to keep the kids entertained and educated. However, you can also remove this if you’d prefer to keep the tablet all to yourself. The TCL Tab 10 5G offers decent specs for the price. It comes with a MediaTek Kompanio 800T octa-core chip and 4GB of RAM. Unfortunately, it has only 32GB of onboard storage. After accounting for system files, you won't have much space for apps, games, or media files of your own. That's why the microSD slot (which supports cards up to 512GB) is so important here. The Lenovo Tab P11 Plus, for comparison, offers double the built-in storage and also has a microSD card slot. To evaluate gaming performance, we ran GFXBench's Aztec Ruins test at the device's native resolution and 1440p offscreen. It achieved 9.5 and 5.7 frames per seconds (fps) on those benchmarks. Those numbers might not seem impressive, but they exceed the Nuu Tab 10's results of 2.5 and 1.4fps. Anecdotally, the TCL tablet didn't heat up much when we ran these intense benchmarks, which is always a good sign. Talking about the display, the tab comes with a 10.36-inch display. It's an average display. The colour reproduction is average and details are also not up to the mark. Viewing angles too aren’t that great. Considering it is a tablet, most people will be spending the most time watching content, reading, browsing. It becomes a mandatory to have at least a decent display. We wish TCL should have opted for a slightly better panel here.