BQ Aquaris M10 FHD

Overall progress

The first Ubuntu tablet and the first to offer desktop-mobile convergence, the rear camera shoots surprisingly good stills, particularly HDR mode. A quad-core powers the M10, 64-bit MediaTek MT8163 SoC clocked at 1.3GHz in the HD model and 1.5GHz in the FHD model reviewed here. The GPU is a Mali-T720 MP2, clocked up to 520MHz (HD) and 600MHz (FHD). Both models have 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage, which can be expanded by up to 64GB by plugging a card into the external MicroSD slot.

Usability

Runs very smoothly without any flaws. The experience on this device will be comparable to other mobile OSes on the market.

Port progress

Complete

What works

Actors:
Manual brightness
Notification LED
Vibration

Camera:
Photo
Video
Switching between cameras

Endurance:
Battery lifetime > 24h from 100%
No reboot needed for 1 week

GPU:
Boot into UI
Hardware video playback

Misc:
Anbox patches
AppArmor patches
Battery percentage
Offline charging
Online charging
Recovery image
Reset to factory defaults
RTC time
SD card detection and access
Shutdown / Reboot
Wireless External monitor

Network:
Bluetooth
Flight mode
WiFi

Sensors:
Automatic brightness
GPS
Rotation
Touchscreen

Sound:
Earphones
Loudspeaker
Microphone
Volume control

USB:
MTP access
ADB access
Wired External monitor

Working Partial Not working Untested

A link to issue report is available when a feature isn't fully working

Some issues might not depend on the device, these are marked as global

Device specifications

CPU	Quad-Core Cortex-A53 1.5Ghz
Chipset	MediaTek MT8163A
GPU	Mali-T720MP2
Storage	16GB
Memory	2GB
Android Version	Android 5.1
Battery	7280 mAh
Display	1920x1200 pixels, 10.1 in
Rear Camera	8MP
Front Camera	5MP

BQ M10 FHD devices that are sold with Android have a locked bootloader, so those need to be manually unlocked by installing the manufacturer's Ubuntu image before switching to UBports' release of Ubuntu Touch.