Motorola Tab G70 LTE Review: Solid entertainment tablet
We do not recommend cheap Android tablets at all, unless you cannot afford an iPad, or don’t want to be a part of Apple’s walled garden. Android tablets are essentially entry-level phones with large sub-par displays and messed up software. Samsung rules this segment because it tries to make the software a bit more productive. However, the tablet segment under Rs. 25,000 hasn’t seen any exciting announcement, until Motorola jumped in with the Motorola Tab G70 LTE.
Similar to its current crop of aggressively priced and equipped phones, Motorola has given everything one could ask from an affordable Android tablet. A 2K display? Check. A capable processor? Yes. Good speakers? It’s got four of them. Fancy design? Definitely! In a nutshell, the Rs. 21,990 Motorola Tab G70 LTE feels like it kicked the much-hyped Realme Pad tablet and Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 right on their pain points and made itself stand out as an exception.
So, should you buy it? To find the answer, I spent almost 10 days with this tablet and the answer is almost as expected but with one caveat.
The Realme Pad set a benchmark for tablet design last year and Motorola now outdoes it leaps and bounds. Not only is the Motorola Tab G70 LTE well built, it looks way more handsome than any other tablet at this price. In fact, it reminds me of the Infinix INBook X1 laptop with its dual-tone paintjob. The metal half has a beautiful satin green finish while the plastic half (for the LTE antennas) has a matte (read grippy) texture. The build quality feels almost as good as the base 10.2-inch iPad (this is high praise from someone who has been a loyal iPad user for five years!)
The clever design also keeps the weight manageable, despite the device tipping the scales at 500
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