Nokia T10 8.0" Ips Lcd Wifi + Lte 4gb, 64gb 8mp Tablet

Key features for Nokia T10 8.0" IPS LCD WIFI + LTE 4GB, 64GB 8MP Tablet

• Display: IPS LCD, 8.0 inches
• Main Camera: Single, 8MP
• Selfie Camera: 2MP
• Chipset: Unisoc T606 (12 nm)
• Software: Android 12
• Network: 4G, 3G, 2G
• Storage: 64GB 4GB RAM
• Battery: Li-Po 5250 mAh, non-removable
• Charging: 10W wired

Design.

Since the tablet is targeted toward a budget-friendly audience, it comes with a modest design. It packs a compact 8-inch screen, which some users may like. This also makes the tablet a lot more portable. With a 9mm thickness, it’s pretty substantial, and its appearance is as simple as it gets – however the Ocean Blue backing does grab the eye more than black or gray would. The back is made of polycarbonate and it is also rated IPX2 for Water Resistant.

 Display.

The IPS LCD display screen isn’t the brightest, with a normal brightness of 360 nits, and the 1280 x 800-pixel resolution is also disappointing. The cost reductions are visible here, but it’s still a screen that performs well in all lighting conditions except intense outside sunlight when you could struggle to see what’s on the display. Compared to Ulefone Tab A8, this is a good display.

Camera.

In favorable light, the camera captures acceptable images, although they are somewhat overexposed, and the color balance and focusing aren’t always accurate. We’re not saying the Nokia T10 can’t take good photos, because it can. However, a steady hand and sufficient light are required, and even then, there are no certainties – fine for swiftly sharing events on social media, but not for consistently recording key memories.

Performance.

The Nokia T10 presents a sluggish performance with some stutters although everything just runs. A cursory look at the Nokia T10’s internal specifications reveals a mid-range Unisoc T606 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage (which can be expanded through a microSD card), so don’t expect too much in terms of performance. The tablet comes with Android 12 on board, and HMD Global guarantees you’ll get two years of main operating system updates (to take you to Android 14) and three years of security updates.

Battery.

The Nokia T10’s 5,250mAh battery drains around 8% each hour, equating to about 12-13 hours of video watching in total. In general, the Nokia T10’s battery life is good: you’ll get at least two or three days out of it with sporadic use, or maybe a day of nonstop gaming. It’s worth mentioning that there’s no wireless charging here, and the wired charging is fairly sluggish at 10W.