Nokia T20

An affordable tablet that has some nice premium touches. Good build quality meets a high-resolution display, but it's let down by low-quality streaming, some quirks in the software, and speakers that hardly sing.

After a long hiatus, Nokia has returned to the tablet market. Its first new offering, the Nokia T20 ($249.99), is an affordable tablet for basic tasks that's also optimized for commercial use. We like its long-lasting battery, good build quality, and...

Despite its flaws, the Nokia T20 is a competent Amazon tablet alternative.

Deciding to review the Nokia T20 Android tablet was an easy one. Especially since it's the first such tablet built by HMD Global under this branding. But this is one tablet that certainly doesn't feel at all like a first-try effort.Not only did HMD...

Considering what we've seen from the Nokia phones released under HMD Global's tenure, the Nokia T20 is exactly what you might expect: a solid, well-built device that comes in at an affordable price, offering plenty of value for your money despite some compromises.

Nokia's T20 is a successful mid-range tablet, but it is only suitable for entertainment fans to a limited extent.

A solid and reliable tablet, the Nokia T20 is well suited to families who want a slate to share around. It has a large, clear screen and the Kids Space means you can feel safe in the knowledge that your children only have access to age-appropriate content. It's not very powerful though so I wouldn't recommend this for heavy workloads.

The Nokia T20 is HMD Global's first tablet to launch in India, and is positioned in the budget segment where it goes up against the Realme Pad (Review). The Nokia T20 really stands out with its aluminum body and stock Android software experience. It also promises two years of software updates and three years of security updates which gives it a slight edge. During the review period, I found that the big 8,200mAh battery offered very good battery life but charging was slow. Performance is adequate for casual usage but if you are looking at gaming, the Nokia T20 might not be ideal. If you want better performance without spending too much more, the Realme Pad could be a worthy alternative.