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Lenovo Tab 4 10

Alice Jovanee
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Display

The Lenovo Tab 4 10 has a 10.1-inch display. Viewing angles are good, but there's some noticeable pixelation.

Back

The back is made of grippy, slate gray soft-touch plastic.

Left

A volume rocker and ridged power button are on the left.

Apps

The tablet runs Android 7.0 Nougat with some preloaded apps.

Right

A pair of stereo speakers found on the beveled edge are angled toward you.

Ports

A microSD card slot covered by a flap, a micro USB charging port, and a 3.5mm audio jack are all on the right.

About Our Expert

Alice Jovanee

Alice Jovanee

Whether building my own keyboards from scratch or benchmarking new PC components, I've dedicated my career to making gaming more approachable to a wider audience. Since 2016, I have contributed to a variety of publications, including PCMag, PC Gamer, The Verge, and Polygon, writing roundups, reviews, and wider commentaries on the gaming industry. I graduated from CUNY Brooklyn College with a degree in Television/Radio Broadcasting. A lifetime gamer, I also dabble in bicycle maintenance, creative writing, playing board games, and emulating old PC titles for modern machines.

The Technology I Use

A slightly customized version of the Lemokey P1 Pro keyboard has been my daily driver for months, whether I’m gaming or writing reviews. The Hall effect switches, combined with RGB lighting and impressive build quality, have made the P1 Pro the model I recommend to anyone looking for a new keyboard right now.

While it may lack the superior ergonomics of a mouse like the Logitech MX Master 3S, the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro's performance and wireless charging capability have made it my go-to mouse for a little over 18 months. Whether I’m playing a title that demands a high range of resolution settings or just crushing spreadsheets, the Basilisk V3 Pro has had my back.

And while it occasionally serves as little more than a clock with buttons on it, I can’t bring myself to evict the Elgato Stream Deck from my desk. The flexible array of buttons and dials comes in handy when I need a quick way to switch between applications or simply adjust the volume on my audio devices.  

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