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128GB Lenovo M11 Tablet: 11" 1200p IPS Touch, 4GB RAM, Android

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Lenovo has Lenovo Tablet M11 w/ Pen Included (ZADA0140US) on sale for $144.99 when you apply eCoupon code AFFM11SAVE in cart. Shipping is free.

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Specs:
  • Processor: MediaTek Helio G88 (8 Cores, 2x A75 @2.00 GHz + 6x A55 @1.80 GHz)
  • Operating System: Android 13
  • Memory: 4GB LPDDR4X (Soldered)
  • Storage: 128GB eMMC
  • Display: 11.0" WUXGA (1920x1200) IPS, anti-fingerprint, touchscreen, 400 nits
  • Camera
    • Front: 8 MP
    • Rear: 8 MP
  • Pen: Lenovo Tab Pen
  • WLAN: 802.11AC & Bluetooth 5.1 & GPS + GLONASS + Galileo

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  • Comes with a 1-year warranty.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • View Lenovo return policy.
  • Earn rewards on most purchases with MyLenovo Rewards (free to join).
  • First Responders, Students, Teachers, Parents, Healthcare Workers, and Seniors may qualify for additional discounts.

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Lenovo has Lenovo Tablet M11 w/ Pen Included (ZADA0140US) on sale for $144.99 when you apply eCoupon code AFFM11SAVE in cart. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter ppxyz1 for finding this deal.

Specs:
  • Processor: MediaTek Helio G88 (8 Cores, 2x A75 @2.00 GHz + 6x A55 @1.80 GHz)
  • Operating System: Android 13
  • Memory: 4GB LPDDR4X (Soldered)
  • Storage: 128GB eMMC
  • Display: 11.0" WUXGA (1920x1200) IPS, anti-fingerprint, touchscreen, 400 nits
  • Camera
    • Front: 8 MP
    • Rear: 8 MP
  • Pen: Lenovo Tab Pen
  • WLAN: 802.11AC & Bluetooth 5.1 & GPS + GLONASS + Galileo

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • Comes with a 1-year warranty.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • View Lenovo return policy.
  • Earn rewards on most purchases with MyLenovo Rewards (free to join).
  • First Responders, Students, Teachers, Parents, Healthcare Workers, and Seniors may qualify for additional discounts.

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BlueGiraffe766
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I bought this exact thing about a month ago at the same price (but it was on amazon). It is indeed kinda slow sometimes, especially when booting up. I got it for college note-taking, and it works fine for that. It's not a fancy setup, and it's not a paper-like experience by any means, but I've had tablets before and don't use them for anything else but notes, so I wanted to just spend as little as possible to get an active pen. All that said it works. It's not really a luxury experience, and I have considered returning it just cuz it feels mediocre. But for the price it gets the job done.
hnchen
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Do you have a link?
bluekiwi
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Tablets need more than 4GB of ram if you want them to be efficiently fast enough

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Quote from ivanesteva90 :
Anybody can share a good one?
Maybe try the LincPlus T3? I checked the processor benchmarks and the processor is supposedly faster than the one in the Galaxy S9. Might want to wait for Prime Day to see if drops in price. That is what I am doing.
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JayhawkDeals
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Quote from SonsOfMogh :
I did not survive COVID and two weird presidencies to settle for DDR4 RAM in 2024, and neither should you.
You're about to get a third weird one - 100% guaranteed.
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Quote from npolite :
Maybe try the LincPlus T3? I checked the processor benchmarks and the processor is supposedly faster than the one in the Galaxy S9. Might want to wait for Prime Day to see if drops in price. That is what I am doing.
If you buy a junky chinese tablet, I hope you know you get what you pay for with those. Spoiler: they're junk.
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ElKarl
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Quote from JoshA3422 :
Spend a little more and get a P12. The higher resolution and way better performance are way worth it. 1080p at 11 inches is pretty mediocre
Unfortunately higher resolution is not what you want. The idea of higher resolution is to use more pixels to make an image that is smoother. However it is rarely used that way because software programmers are lazy. Instead they make the image the exact same number of pixels resulting in the same rough image only much smaller.

For example, if your screen had a 2 x 2 resolution (4 pixels total) and you made a square using all 4 pixels it would fill the entire screen. Now the same square on a higher resolution screen say 200 x 200, should also take up the full screen using 40,000 pixels but the square should be smoother because it is made up of more pixels. Instead the lazy developers still make the square 4 x 4 pixels on the higher resolution screen making the image extremely small. They justify their laziness by saying you get more screen real estate.

I had a $225 8.4 inch Samsung tablet with a higher resolution, something like 1600 x 2350, that I couldn't stand because the text was so small it was like reading the fine print of a contract or credit card agreement. Despite increasing the font size the problem persisted because apps determined the font size within them because the programmers aren't going to program for a bunch of different resolutions. More stuff fit on the screen resulting in clutter.
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Quote from SonsOfMogh :
I did not survive COVID and two weird presidencies to settle for DDR4 RAM in 2024, and neither should you.
Actually even 128G of ram is not enough due to the stupidity of Android developers, Their moron theory is that unused ram is wasted so they will fill the entire amount with data and apps you aren't using so the will load fast if you need them.

This results in no memory available when an app you are using needs it causing the app to slow to a crawl or crash as the OS tries to swap out used ram for the app instead of having it immediately available as the app you are using needs. It.

This is why a tablet will run fast when you get it but slow down as you put more apps on it. Statistically Goggle has more stupid people working for them than any other company.
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npolite
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Quote from odie5533 :
If you buy a junky chinese tablet, I hope you know you get what you pay for with those. Spoiler: they're junk.
Can't be much more over a Fire HD 10.
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odie5533
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Quote from npolite :
Can't be much more over a Fire HD 10.
The quality on the Fire tablets is loads better. Also the Lincplus T3 is $120. You can get a Fire Max 11 new for $130 on eBay right now. So compare those two.
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Quote from ElKarl :
Unfortunately higher resolution is not what you want. The idea of higher resolution is to use more pixels to make an image that is smoother. However it is rarely used that way because software programmers are lazy. Instead they make the image the exact same number of pixels resulting in the same rough image only much smaller.

For example, if your screen had a 2 x 2 resolution (4 pixels total) and you made a square using all 4 pixels it would fill the entire screen. Now the same square on a higher resolution screen say 200 x 200, should also take up the full screen using 40,000 pixels but the square should be smoother because it is made up of more pixels. Instead the lazy developers still make the square 4 x 4 pixels on the higher resolution screen making the image extremely small. They justify their laziness by saying you get more screen real estate.

I had a $225 8.4 inch Samsung tablet with a higher resolution, something like 1600 x 2350, that I couldn't stand because the text was so small it was like reading the fine print of a contract or credit card agreement. Despite increasing the font size the problem persisted because apps determined the font size within them because the programmers aren't going to program for a bunch of different resolutions. More stuff fit on the screen resulting in clutter.
  1. Usually on tablets you are doing split screen, when you split a 1080p screen in half and try to watch a video (which only uses 1/4th of the screen, that is 480p or less and it looks terrible).
  2. Resolution is honestly more about content density. When you are doing split screen apps, everything was a bit too big for my tastes when you are dealing with a 10 inch screen.
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To the suggestions of buying the iPlay "Alldocube" devices instead, I leave the opposite recommendation. Bought 3 of those iPlay mini 50's for my kids this past Christmas. None of them have survived 6 months later. The build quality on them is crap. Yah, the body is made of aluminum, but it is so thin, they bend with the slightest pressure. Had one already snap in half. I mean the performance for cheap kids tablets was great in comparison to Amazon fire tablets, but the fact that these things have such thin bodies mean the just fall apart so easy. Which means I'm in the market again for inexpensive tablets for the kids and hopefully ones that will not crumble in half with the slightest pressure.

EDIT* I had these tablets in "kid safe" cases as well. Oversized hard rubber cases. The kids would start complaining after a bit that the volume buttons weren't working or the screen would not respond to their fingers. I would pull the tablets out of the cases and see a very large and noticeable warp to the body. Many times forcing the screen to pop out from the housing. The area around the volume button on all 3 bent out at a sharp 45 degree angle and broke off as that part of the body is the thinnest. Once that piece breaks, the rest of the body soon follows. As others said, cheap Chinese junk.
Last edited by humblepie July 5, 2024 at 07:34 AM.
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Quote from odie5533 :
The quality on the Fire tablets is loads better. Also the Lincplus T3 is $120. You can get a Fire Max 11 new for $130 on eBay right now. So compare those two.
There is some issue with at least the Fire tablets. I think it's more of an Android background process issue or how it relates to Amazon's image. If too many apps are running in background the tablet crawls. There is no way to force these to turn off after I close an app. IDK but Apple handles this way better. I can have 20-30 apps running and it still doesn't slow down.

I own the 2021 4GB Fire HD 10+ and unless I play whack a mole on the background processes it is a piece of junk. It's my last Fire tablet that I will ever purchase because I have had nothing but issues related to the OS in this and older generation tablets.

I'm going to wait and see during Prime Day on the Linc. If it isn't that great of a tablet I'm only down $100.
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odie5533
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Quote from npolite :
There is some issue with at least the Fire tablets. I think it's more of an Android background process issue or how it relates to Amazon's image. If too many apps are running in background the tablet crawls. There is no way to force these to turn off after I close an app. IDK but Apple handles this way better. I can have 20-30 apps running and it still doesn't slow down.

I own the 2021 4GB Fire HD 10+ and unless I play whack a mole on the background processes it is a piece of junk. It's my last Fire tablet that I will ever purchase because I have had nothing but issues related to the OS in this and older generation tablets.

I'm going to wait and see during Prime Day on the Linc. If it isn't that great of a tablet I'm only down $100.
I have an HD 10+ and don't have that experience. If you press the little Square icon at the bottom you can swipe apps up to close them. You're comparing Android OS to Apple. Apple devices are like 3x as expensive and walled gardens.
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npolite
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Quote from odie5533 :
I have an HD 10+ and don't have that experience. If you press the little Square icon at the bottom you can swipe apps up to close them. You're comparing Android OS to Apple. Apple devices are like 3x as expensive and walled gardens.

I've closed the apps. The issue is that even doing that you have to close the background processes. That is where I see the difference. I've even disabled notifications and these apps still spawn.
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Quote from humblepie :
To the suggestions of buying the iPlay "Alldocube" devices instead, I leave the opposite recommendation. Bought 3 of those iPlay mini 50's for my kids this past Christmas. None of them have survived 6 months later. The build quality on them is crap. Yah, the body is made of aluminum, but it is so thin, they bend with the slightest pressure. Had one already snap in half. I mean the performance for cheap kids tablets was great in comparison to Amazon fire tablets, but the fact that these things have such thin bodies mean the just fall apart so easy. Which means I'm in the market again for inexpensive tablets for the kids and hopefully ones that will not crumble in half with the slightest pressure.

EDIT* I had these tablets in "kid safe" cases as well. Oversized hard rubber cases. The kids would start complaining after a bit that the volume buttons weren't working or the screen would not respond to their fingers. I would pull the tablets out of the cases and see a very large and noticeable warp to the body. Many times forcing the screen to pop out from the housing. The area around the volume button on all 3 bent out at a sharp 45 degree angle and broke off as that part of the body is the thinnest. Once that piece breaks, the rest of the body soon follows. As others said, cheap Chinese junk.
iPlay 50 mini "PRO" is one to get. the regular mini is underwhelming
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humblepie
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Quote from dhan1 :
iPlay 50 mini "PRO" is one to get. the regular mini is underwhelming
They all have the same body. Again, it wasn't a performance problem I had with the tablet, but the build quality is terrible.

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