Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 10 G2

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Good display with excellent viewing angles, Highquality industrial design, Relatively lightweight, Multiple configurations available
Build quality, pen included, pen support, battery runtime

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Underpowered for more demanding business workloads, Relatively expensive when kitted out for business use, Entrylevel model is short on RAM and storage, Windows 10 Home on lowerpriced models, Mobile broadband is only available on the topend model, Holder...
Heat distribution, throttling even with light workloads, system performance

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Last revision on October 18, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Good display with excellent viewing angles, Highquality industrial design, Relatively lightweight, Multiple configurations available
Build quality, pen included, pen support, battery runtime

Reviewers Didn't Like

Underpowered for more demanding business workloads, Relatively expensive when kitted out for business use, Entrylevel model is short on RAM and storage, Windows 10 Home on lowerpriced models, Mobile broadband is only available on the topend model, Holder
Heat distribution, throttling even with light workloads, system performance

Expert reviews and ratings

Lenovo positions the second-generation ThinkPad 10 as a business-ready multi-modal tablet. But to get to that status you need to invest in the Folio Keyboard on top of spending £710 (inc. VAT) for the top-end model including mobile broadband and Windows...

By zdnet.com on December 22, 2015

The Lenovo ThinkPad 10 2nd Gen, courtesy of Campuspoint.The ThinkPad 2nd Gen is Lenovo's second attempt to establish a Windows tablet in the mainstream business segment. Our review configuration costing about 700 Euros (~$771) has a nice specification...

By NotebookCheck on October 24, 2015