Lenovo 5G tablet with Snapdragon chipset spotted on Google Play Console

Google Play Console has unveiled another unannounced device after revealing key specifications of the Galaxy A35. This time, it's an affordable Lenovo tablet making the rounds on the Google platform for developers.

The yet-to-be-revealed Lenovo Tab M10a 5G tablet was recently spotted on the Google Play Console (via MySmartPrice), which means we know some of its key specifications. As the title suggests, Lenovo's upcoming lineup features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 690 or 695 processor, paired with just 4GB of RAM.

Additionally, the Google Play Console listing confirms that the tablet will feature a large display with a resolution of 2000 x 1200 pixels and a pixel density of 240 ppi. Unfortunately, the Tab M10a 5G tablet still runs Android 13, which is a huge compromise even for a cheap product.

A photo of the tablet is also part of the listing, so we now have a pretty good idea of ​​what the Lenovo Tab M10a 5G looks like. It remains to be seen how much it will cost, but based on history, it will likely be one of the cheapest 5G-enabled tablets available in the United States.

It's quite a shame that Lenovo hasn't opted for a newer version of Android, but the Chinese company might decide to update it to Android 14 at a later date.