By the way, the moderator recently tried an entry-level tablet PC, the Nokia T10. Compared with the T20 previously launched, except for the smaller size, it is only 8 inches. At the same time, it can also be easily transformed into the first Windows computer. Two screens, and this function preloaded on this tablet is believed to be one of the biggest selling points of this tablet! Also, what is the purpose of this tablet? I will review it with you below.
Nokia T10 Unboxing + Appearance Tour
The Nokia T10 is an entry-level tablet with an 8-inch screen with a resolution of 1280 x 800. Compared with the T20 previously launched, both the frame and the chin are thicker and wider, just like the old one many years ago. Tablet-like, and somewhat like the iPad mini 5 of the old design, except that there is no circular HOME button underneath. The material used on the back is plastic, but it will feel a little bumpy to the touch, and it will not be easy to get fingerprints, and it will not be very slippery.
In addition, the tablet is not very thick, about 9mm, but the weight is on the heavy side, at 375g, compared to the 308.2g (LTE version) of the iPad mini 5, it is easier to hold with one hand, but the overall feel is still quite Comfortable.
▲ Nokia T10 box.
▲ On the back of the box, you can see that the tablet uses the native Android 12 system, which guarantees a 2-year OS upgrade and a 3-year monthly security upgrade.
▲ There will be a charging Fire Bull, USB Type C cable and a transparent protective cover on the inside of the box.
▲ But the protective cover is not really pure and transparent, and it will feel a little gray, gray, blue and blue.
▲ Fire Bull supports 10W charging output.
▲ It has an 8-inch screen with a resolution of 1280 x 800. It looks a bit like an iPad mini 5 from the front, but there is no round HOME button below.
▲ There will be a front lens at the top of the screen.
▲ There will be a power button and a 3.5mm headphone jack on the top of the fuselage.
▲ There will be volume keys on the right.
▲ There will be a USB Type-C slot at the bottom.
▲ SIM card slot.
▲ The blue plastic back is a little bumpy to the touch.
▲ There will be a single lens and flash in the upper left.
▲ The screen brightness is acceptable, and you can still see the pictures on Netflix under not too violent sunlight.
Using Ziguang Zhanrui T606 processor + performance evaluation
In terms of performance, the Nokia T10 uses the UNISOC T606 processor, built-in 4GB RAM and 64GB ROM, and has a battery capacity of 5100mAh. And we used AnTuTu benchmark software and AndroBench 5 to test the T20’s CPU/GPU performance and ROM read and write speed.
The results show that AnTuTu scored 171,833 points, of which the CPU score was 60,604 points, and the GPU score was 21,547 points. From the running score results, we can see that this UNISOC T606 processor, regardless of Whether it is CPU or GPU, the performance is lower than the large-screen version of the T20, but if your main purpose is to simply surf the Internet, simple entertainment such as watching Netflix, the processor is not really important, but if you plan to use it for gaming, the version Lord, I usually play a very simple Game, and I will obviously feel a little stuck and slow.
As for the AndroBench 5 used to test the ROM sequential/random read and write speeds, the sequential read and sequential write speeds were 217.7 MB/s and 119.61 MB/s, respectively, while the random write speeds were 57.67 MB/s and 34.69 MB, respectively /s, regardless of whether it is continuous reading or continuous writing, it is slightly slower than T20.
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Special feature: pre-loaded “second screen” function
The biggest selling point of the Nokia T10 is that it has pre-loaded the “second screen” function, which can extend the screen of the Windows computer to the Nokia T10 tablet, which can save money to buy a second screen.
Very simple to use
001: Use your finger to pull down from the top to call up the control center interface, you will find a “second screen” function, the default is “off”.
002: Connect your Nokia T10 to the same WiFi network as your Windows computer.
003: Press the “Windows + K” shortcut key on the Windows computer, and then the “Connection” option will pop up on the right side. If the Nokia T10 is connected to the same WiFi network as the Windows computer, you will see the display “Nokia T10” in the list. “.
004: Press “Nokia T10”, go back to the tablet and press accept, you can successfully connect the Nokia T10 to the Windows computer, which is quite simple.
005: You can also choose “Change Projection Mode”, choose to synchronize the two screens, or turn the Nokia T10 into an extension of your Windows computer.
summary
This affordable entry-level tablet, Nokia T10, I believe that I would not expect it normally. The film and video will have excellent performance, so I will not deliberately try the camera, mainly to see how it feels to watch Netflix, and what is the second screen? something. In addition to the inability of the game to run smoothly, basically as a tablet, there is no difficulty at all, not to mention reading e-books and the like (of course, watching e-books with a tablet will always hurt your eyes, and it is recommended to use Kindle for e-books). ). As for the experience of the second screen, to be honest, I tried connecting the iPad mini 5 to the MacBook. At the time, I felt that it would be a bit rough, and the heat was quite severe, but the Nokia T10 was the warmest, and there would not be too much delay. , the initial feeling is smooth. At the selling price of $1398 (WiFi) and $1698 (LTE), I think it is acceptable. I wonder if everyone will consider this affordable entry-level tablet?