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Nokia has marked its presence in the tablet industry by introducing entry-level tablets. Nokia tablets have become widely popular among the budget masses with their durable design and user-friendly interface. The Nokia T10 and the Nokia T20 tablets have emerged as popular choices. The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite has been one of the foremost reinventions by Samsung which falls in the budget segment. Here we are comparing the Nokia T10, the Nokia T20, and the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite

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Display Comparison

The Nokia T10 features an 8 inches IPS LCD display which has a typical brightness of 360nits. Moreover, it has a resolution of 800 x 1280 pixels.

On the other hand, the Nokia T20 has a 10.4 inches IPS LCD display which has a resolution of 1200 x 2000 pixels. This model has a typical brightness of 400 nits which is higher than the Nokia T10 and offers better visibility outdoors. Its screen has scratch-resistant glass as well. The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite has an 8.7 inches TFT LCD display which has a resolution of 800 x 1340.

Overall, the Nokia T20 offers an immersive visual experience through its high-resolution expansive display. It will deliver clear output compared to the remaining models and will be suitable for high-res video consumption.

Chipset Specifications

The Nokia T10 has the Unisoc T606 chipset with a 12 nm fabrication and an octa-core CPU architecture. It is available in two different variants to choose from. The base model, includes 3GB RAM and 32GB ROM, while the top model features 4GB RAM along with 64GB onboard storage.

The Nokia T20 runs on the Unisoc T610 which is also fabricated with a 12nm TSMC process. It is also available in two variants to choose from including 3GB of RAM+ 32GB storage and the second one offers 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite houses the MediaTek Helio P22T with a 12 nm architecture. This tablet also comes in dual configurations with the base model offering 2GB RAM along with 32GB of ROM, and the second variant featuring 3GB RAM+32GB storage and 4GB RAM+ 64GB storage.

Overall, all three tablets offer similar performance since they are equipped with an entry-level chipset based on a 12nm architecture. However, the Nokia T10 and Nokia T20 are slightly better performers with daily tasks.

Camera Features

The Nokia T10 has an 8MP rear camera and a 2MP front camera. It supports LED flash and allows video recording of 720P and 1080P respectively.

The Nokia T20 also has an 8MP AF rear camera and a 5MP front camera. It also supports LED flash and video recording of 1080P at 30fps.

The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is equipped with an 8MP AF rear camera and a 2MP front camera. It allows the users to record videos of 1080P at 30fps.

Overall, the Nokia T20 has a higher megapixel selfie camera that captures vivid and detailed selfies. On the other hand, both Nokia T10 and Galaxy Tab A7 Lite are good for general photography.

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Battery and Fast Charging

The Nokia T10 has a battery of 5250mAh which can be fueled up by a 10W charger. The company claims that it has a battery life of up to a day.

The Nokia T20 is equipped with a massive battery of 8200mAh which is supported by a 15W charger, which fuels up its battery to full in three hours. It has a battery life of about 5 hours.

The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite has a 5100mAh battery which is accompanied by a 15W charger. It takes about three hours to completely charge it. Moreover, once fully charge it can last up to 10 hours

Overall, the Nokia T20 ranks on top since it has a longer battery backup.

Final Verdict

After comparing all the key aspects of the three tablets, we have arrived at the conclusion that Nokia T20 offers the best value for money, keeping in mind its widescreen, rich display, smooth performance, and good battery backup, it becomes an obvious choice. The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite and Nokia T10 follow

Also Read: Oppo Pad Air Vs Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Vs Honor Pad 8: Which Should Be Your Bet

India has been a hub for smartphone and tablet OEMs. The vast majority of usage share for these companies lies in the Indian market, where they have secured the reliability of their users. Nokia has seen soaring demand in the tablet industry primarily because of its durable products at affordable prices

On the other hand, relatively new entrants in the tablet industry include Oppo and Realme. The former has introduced the Oppo Pad Air, while the latter had launched the Realme Pad Mini for the budget masses. These three OEMs are in a tight race against each other in the smartphone as well as tablet market. So, here we compare the best tablets of these three companies: Nokia T10 Vs Oppo Pad Air Vs Realme Pad Mini.

Display Comparison

The Nokia T10 has an 8-inches IPS LCD display with a resolution of 800 x 1280 pixels. It has a typical brightness of 360 nits and a screen-to-body ratio of 72.4 percent.

On the other hand, the Oppo Pad Air features a 10.36-inches IPS LCD display. It has a 1200 x 2000 pixels resolution and a screen-to-body ratio of 80.5 percent.

The Realme Pad Mini is furnished with an 8.7 inches IPS LCD display and has a resolution of 800 x 1340 pixels. Moreover, it has a screen-to-body ratio of 81.5 percent.

Overall, the Oppo Pad Air outshines the other tablets in terms of display and screen size. It offers a richer and more immersive visual experience. The Realme Pad Mini and Nokia T10 offer a decent experience

Chipset Specifications

The Nokia T10 operates on the Unisoc T606 chipset with a 12nm fabrication and has an octa-core CPU unit. It is available in two different variants to choose from including 3GB RAM+32GB storage and 4GB of RAM along with 64GB of storage.

The Oppo Pad Air houses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 octa-core chipset with 6nm architecture. It is available in two variants to choose from, both of which have 4GB of RAM and feature 64GB and 128GB of ROM respectively.

The Realme Pad Mini is equipped with a Unisoc Tiger T616 chipset with an octa-core CPU unit. It is also available in two variants, the first one has 3GBRAM along with 32GB of ROM and the second one has 4GB of RAM+64GB storage option.

The Oppo Pad Air emerges as a top performer with its powerful chipset. The Snapdragon 680 chipset can deliver some powerful performance compared to the remaining Unisoc series chipset used by the Nokia tablets.

Camera Features

The Nokia T10 has an 8MP rear camera that supports LED flash and allows video recording of 1080P at 30fps. Upfront, it has a 2MP selfie camera that can record 720P videos.

The Oppo Pad Air has an 8MP (f\2.0) rear camera and a 5MP (f\2.2) front camera. It offers panorama mode and 1080P video recording at 30fps.

The Realme Pad Mini has more or less similar camera specifications as the former and has an 8MP (f\2.0) rear camera and a 5MP (f\2.2) front camera. It also allows video recording of 1080P at 30fps.

As seen above, the Oppo Pad Air and Realme Pad Mini are both good for general photography.

Battery and Fast Charging

The Nokia T10 is furnished with a 5250mAh massive battery that can be fueled up by a 10W charger in about three hours. Once fully charged, it can easily get you throughout the day.

The Oppo Pad Air houses a whopping battery of 7100mAh and is accompanied by an 18W fast charging setup that charges it within two hours. A single charge can deliver a backup of around an entire day on a single charge.

The Realme Pad Mini has a 6400mAh battery that supports an 18W fast charging setup and takes a little over two hours to completely charge it. Once fully charged it can last up to two days.

Overall, the Realme Pad mini and Oppo Pad Air have fairly the same battery life and offer fast charging.

The Crux: Which One Should You Consider?

While going through all the aspects, we arrived at the concussion that Oppo Pad Air emerges as an effective choice against the other two. However, the Realme Pad Mini has offered fierce competition to the former in terms of camera and battery life. Both tablets are good and can be considered cost-effective. You would need to pay a bit extra for the OPPO Pad Air, but that would be a good investment in the longer run.