Nokia T20 review

The Nokia T20 is a great looking Android tablet for a budget buy, but the performance doesn't quite match up to the aesthetics.

Sleek Nordic design; Bright 2K screen; Decent battery life;

Unimpressive performance; Basic cameras; No Nokia keyboard or stylus;

Nokia T20 Tablet review - Pad with LTE lasts forever

Tablet with Finnish finesse? The Nokia T20 is inexpensive, available with LTE on request, and looks good. Thus, it would be ideal for home schooling, video conferencing or just everyday life at home. But is the first attempt at a Nokia tablet a success? Or should we rather look at more established manufacturers?

Nokia's T20 is the company's (re-)entry into the tablet market. The chic metal casing with IP52 cert...

pretty metal housing; very long runtimes; with LTE on request; hardly any heating; quite pure Android;

HD streaming difficult; long loading times; lame memory; blurry camera;

Nokia T20 Review

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 Nokia's commitment to several years of software updates. But we simply can't recommend the T20 because of its truly lackluster display. Our Editors’ Choice winner for affordable tablets, the $259.99 Lenovo Tab P11 Plus, has a much better screen and top-notch speakers for nearly the same price.It Looks Like a Big Nokia Phone Nokia’s smartphone portfolio is known for its pragmatic design language, and the T20 maintains this tradition, albeit in tablet form. From its thick bezels to its matte blue aluminum back panel, everything about this tablet looks and feels like a supersized Nokia smartphone. At 9.7 by 6.2 by 0.3 inches (HWD) and 16.6 ounces, the T20 is light enough to use comfortably for extended periods and slim enough to slide i...

Nokia's T20 tablet peforms well and has long battery life, but its low-quality display makes it difficult to recommend.

Solid performance; Excellent battery life; Multi-year OS and software update guarantee

Poor display; No fingerprint sensor

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