Nokia T20

Nice design with a beautiful color

Poor network connectivity and battery life

“The Nokia T20 tablet is a decent tablet that's better than a Fire tablet, and cheaper than an iPad, but that's about all it offers.”

Large, bright screen ; Affordable price point ; Metal design

Average performance ; Below-par cameras ; No real waterproofing

10.4inch 2K display ; Google Kids Space and Entertainment space ; Loud speakers

Not particularly powerful ; Cameras could be better ; No compatibility with a keyboard or stylus

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...

Very affordable ; Easy access to Kids’ or Entertainment modes

Stock Android isn’t perfect on tablets ; Limited accessories

Premium design ; MicroSD card slot for storage expansion ; Access to Google Play ; Good value for money

Speakers are a little tinny ; Frustrations with updating and syncing ; Patchy Wi-Fi reception ; Low-quality video streaming

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.

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

Unimpressive performance ; Basic cameras ; No Nokia keyboard or stylus

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

Attractive price ; Solid build quality ; LTE option

Sluggish performance ; Bundled 10W charger doesn't support fast charging

Nokia’s T20 is a solid entry in the Android tablet space, provided you can find it for $200 (or less). It doesn’t stand out in any regard, but the combination of sturdy build and strong battery life makes this a good option for anyone who wants an...

Attractive, durable design with IP52 rating ; Bright 2K display ; 3.5mm headphone jack and microSD card slot ; Affordable price

Slower-than-expected updates ; Widevine L3 means low streaming resolution ; Glacial recharge rate with boxed charger ; Underwhelming stereo speakers

On paper, the Nokia T20 does nearly everything it should as a $250 tablet — decent performance, solid visual quality, and two promised OS updates — making it a solid first effort at a budget tablet from HMD Global. But in practice, the tablet has a...