Lenovo has
11" Lenovo Idea Tab Tablet (ZAFR0928US) on sale for $159.99 - $8 when you apply eCoupon code
EXTRAFIVE via checkout =
$151.99.
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Specs:
- 11″ 2.5K (2560 x 1600), 90Hz refresh rate, 500nits
- MediaTek Dimensity 6300, 8 core processor
- Up to 8GB LPDDR4x Memory
- 128GB UFS Storage, Expandable MicroSD card up to 1TB
- 7040mAh (typical capacity), 20W quick charge capable battery
- 4x speakers tuned by Dolby Atmos
- Camera: Front: 5MP FF, Rear: 8MP AF
- Wi-Fi 5 802.11AC (2 x 2)
- Bluetooth 5.2
- Ports/Slots:
- USB-C 2.0
- 3.5mm audio jack
- MicroSD slot
- Pogo-pin for optional folio keyboard
Top Comments
In terms of performance, this should be a step above the cheapo Walmart(Onn)/Amazon-branded tablets and a step below the base iPad or the Samsung S10 Lite series. My unc has one and it's fine for watching conspiracies videos on YouTube and browsing the web. Watching a picture-in-picture video while simultaneously rambling on the facebooks is also fine.
Closest competitor to this like another comment alluded to is the Samsung A11+. The A11+ has a better CPU and longer software support while the Lenovo has slightly more RAM and a better display. If someone has a budget of sub $200 and just wants to do media consumption than this Lenovo Idea Tab should be fine.
Community Reviews
The Lenovo Idea Tab is a budget 11 inch Android tablet that stands out for its 2.5K screen, included pen, and solid media use. It handles streaming, web browsing, reading, YouTube, and light gaming well, with Balatro, Roblox, Minecraft, GTA San Andreas, and even some retro emulation getting positive real world use. The headphone jack, USB C fast charging, and 8GB RAM make it feel more capable than cheap entry tablets. The main drawback is the MediaTek 6300, which keeps it from feeling fast for heavier multitasking or demanding apps, and the 480 gram weight may matter if you want something very light. A practical pick for everyday entertainment and casual use.
The tablet can handle streaming, web browsing, and light gaming smoothly for everyday use.
The 8GB RAM configuration can feel snappy for common tasks like YouTube and browsing.
The included Lenovo pen support can make the tablet more suitable for note-taking than some Samsung A11+ options.
The tablet supports a USB-C drive workflow for playing VLC movies.
The MediaTek MT6300 performance can feel too slow for web browsing and multitasking.
The bootloader may not be unlockable, which can limit advanced customization options.
The tablet can be heavy enough to make couch handheld use less comfortable.
Lenovo tablet software support can be limited, with at least one update reportedly breaking WPA2 Wi-Fi and never getting patched.
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In terms of performance, this should be a step above the cheapo Walmart(Onn)/Amazon-branded tablets and a step below the base iPad or the Samsung S10 Lite series. My unc has one and it's fine for watching conspiracies videos on YouTube and browsing the web. Watching a picture-in-picture video while simultaneously rambling on the facebooks is also fine.
Closest competitor to this like another comment alluded to is the Samsung A11+. The A11+ has a better CPU and longer software support while the Lenovo has slightly more RAM and a better display. If someone has a budget of sub $200 and just wants to do media consumption than this Lenovo Idea Tab should be fine.
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Honestly, the processor on the base A16 iPad is significantly faster than this.
Also keep in mind this is not the pro version when researching this tablet.
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Also keep in mind this is not the pro version when researching this tablet.
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At this point I'm not sure if it's the ram or the processor to blame but the snapiness of those A series tablets were slow af.
I'm talking like switching between apps or closing all the apps. This also with disabling all the animations in the secret dev option menus. That's when I realize those animations were there to hide how slow the tablet was lol.
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