However, obviously it always depends what you are looking for exactly and there are some interesting alternatives. One of the first ones is the Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite 10. It features the same display and the same internal hardware. While it costs around 70 Euros more, it offers a full metal body and premium-features like a fingerprint scanner, four speakers and an active pen option.

The MediaPad T5 10 gets good results in my gaming test as well, especially when considering the price. Sure, it is not a perfect gaming tablet. If you are looking for a high-end performance you have to spend at least 100 dollars more. But most games run very nicely. Among those are Asphalt 8 and Modern Combat 5. The later one did not run smoothly on the predecessor.In the case of Huawei MediaPad T5, you are getting a top-notch processor, which can easily handle any multi-tasking, long gaming sessions, and heavy usage in a pretty smooth manner. You might have also noticed this in your user experience as the phone doesn’t even survive more than five hours of screen time. For my everyday use, the performance was good enough too. Chrome, YouTube and similar apps run without any problems. That includes Microsoft Word and the split screen view. You can open and use two apps side by side without any issues. MediaPad T5 10 Gaming Test It is an IPS panel with good viewing angles and the screen is laminated. That means there is no noticeable gap between the touchscreen and the IPS layer. It is bright enough as well but certainly not the brightest. You can use it outside but in direct sunlight, it’s a bit dark. The contrast is very good though and colors look nice.

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So, overall, I think the display of the MediaPad T5 10 is pretty good. The resolution is high enough and other aspects are good too. Sure, you can get better ones, but these are much pricier. By the way, it does not support an active pen. Hardware & Performance In the old days, Bluetooth was the sole medium to transfer data wirelessly. But nowadays, Bluetooth basically severe to connect different devices. I’ve had a lot of good things to say about it and some negative points too. The battery life could be better. And I wish Huawei would update their tablets regularly. But overall, I think the Huawei MediaPad T5 10 is a good value for its price. At the same time, it is priced competitively and right now, you can’t get a better tablet for the same price. The Huawei MediaPad T5 10 is shipped with Android 8.0 Oreo. And I’m afraid to say that it probably will never get an update to Android 9.0. Obviously, I can’t predict the future. However, in the past, Huawei has been very disappointing with updates. Especially for their cheaper tablets. Sadly, that is the case with most competitors as well. Games like Into The Dead 2 run smoothly as well. But with that one, I had to turn the graphics to medium. It stutters too much at highest settings. Players Unknown Battlegrounds Mobile runs very nicely too. In fact, it is playable at lowest and even medium settings. You cannot choose the HD graphics settings though. Android 8.0 Oreo & EMUI 8.0

Inside the Huawei MediaPad T5 10 sits a battery with a capacity of 5100mAh. In my standard battery test, that is enough for a runtime of 10.5 hours. As usual, I’m looping an HD video at 50 percent brightness and activated WiFi. Another alternative is the MediaPad M3 Lite 10 (review) from last year. Right now, it costs about the same. The performance is not as good and it is still running Nougat. However, it does offer those premium features like a fingerprint sensor and four speakers that the T5 10 does not have. Besides this, you will obtain various information and amazing memes that will make your day happy. But for some reason, the phone isn’t able to connect with the Wi-Fi. The EMUI is one of the view things that can be a bit annoying with tablets from Huawei. However, I’m often using their phones and then I get used to it and it’s not too bad. If you get it, you should go through most of the settings to see what you might want to change. For example, I’m not a big fan of the SwiftKey keyboard. But its Android so you can always change it. In the following section, we’ve listed some of the most common problems in which your Huawei phone might malfunction, along with the most common solution to resolve these issues without needing expert support or a trip to the Huawei repair center.

By the way, the MediaPad T5 10 is the successor to the Huawei MediaPad T3 10 (review) from last year. Compared to the previous version a lot has improved including better internals and a better display. Alright, let’s start this review. Design & Build Quality