Lenovo Tab Plus - 2024 - Premium Entertainment Tablet - 8 JBL® Speakers - 11.5 Inch 2K LCD Touch Display - 8 GB Memory - 128 GB Memory - MediaTek™ Helio G99 - Folio Case

Got this tablet on a special discounted price. Great battery life & includes a 35W charger. No problem registering the tablet for local warranty in Singapore.

Bought this primarily as a backup to my 3 year old iPad Pro. The Lenovo while Android based, gives you a lot for not much. The speaker system is about the best I've heard from any tablet, even better than my iPad which cost 3 times the price, loud and clear. This built in flip out stand is sturdy and makes it ideal for laying on your night stand to watch late night movies or streaming TV at your bedside. Cameras are pretty good for a tablet and perfect for video calls, Zoom, etc but don't expect DSLR quality. The display is also pretty bright and crisp. The battery lasts for hours playing Netflix and YouTube, and the processor is stout enough there isn't any lag or sluggishness noted. Lenovo includes a slip case AND 45 watt USB-C power brick and cable, two things you'll never get from Apple or Samsung. It actually has a HEADPHONE JACK, so you can plug in headphones, use it as a line out source, and if you use the FM radio tuner feature (yep, the tablet even has an FM tuner), you'll need to plug in headphones to use as an FM antenna (you can play the radio through the speakers but the headphones must be connected). The micro SD card slot supports data storage but you can't offload apps to the card. The out of box experience is simple. You can copy data from another tablet, phone (iOS or Android). The only irritant is Lenovo stuffing junkware/shovelware like stupid games and TikTok, but they can (and were) deleted. Other than that, it works well and price is low considering the build quality and specs. Lenovo says they will provide 4 years of updates. Mine came with Android 14 out of the box.

Yes, my wife loves this tablet. The sound is amazing. The screen quality is amazing other than when you look from the side it’s like private. You can’t really see what’s going on from the side perspective.

El ñroducto cunole las expectativas

I wanted a tablet to replace my old Fire HD for entertainment, and came across this Lenovo with huge speakers on both sides. After using it for about half a year, this thing is a great entertainment tablet, though not so much for gaming in particular. For media, you have the whole array of online streaming apps like Youtube, Netflix, Hulu, etc, as well as local player apps like Kodi and MX Player. Combine that with the two big speakers, a crisp high resolution screen, and an SD card slot, this device really does feel premium when it comes down to video watching. The built-in kickstand also means you don't need to use anything else to set this on a table. Gaming on the other hand, or at least the games I've tried, are a hit or miss. I mainly play gacha games on phones, and while they're playable on this tablet, the performance doesn't quite hit the mark. Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel plays fine at the lowest resolution but is blurry, and Nikke and Umamusume frequently drop below 25fps, which isn't a big deal for these games, but is still noticeable. I haven't tried any of the open-world gacha games with real-time combat yet like WW or Infinity Nikki, but I personally wouldn't even attempt to play them on this device. That said, this is a $200 media-first tablet, so gaming isn't really the priority here. Though one cool thing about gaming on this tablet is the inclusion of Lenovo One Vision, which lets you play games designed for portrait mode while the device is in landscape, without stretching out the game and warping the aspect ratio. Overall the Tab Plus 2024 is amazing when it comes to watching videos. It's sleak, and the speakers sound amazing. However, if you're buying this strictly for gaming, you might want to consider expanding your budget for the Lenovo Legion Tab.