Lenovo has
Lenovo Idea Tab Pro Series Tablet (Luna Grey, ZAE40136US) on sale for
$237.49.
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The product description indicates this model includes the
Lenovo Tab Pen Plus
Specs/Key Features:- MediaTek Dimensity 8300 Processor (3.35 GHz)
- 12.7" 2994x1840 3K 144Hz Touchscreen Display, 400nits, 273ppi
- 8GB LPDDR5X (Soldered)
- 128 GB UFS 3.1 Storage
- 13MP AF Back + 8MP FF Front Cameras
- Dual-Band WiFi 6E & Bluetooth 5.3
- Android 14 (Upgradeable to Android 16)
- 10200mAh Battery
- Lenovo Tab Pen Plus
- Ports:
- USB-C 5Gbps
- microSD Card Slot
Includes- Lenovo Tab Idea Tab Pro
- USB-C Charging Cable
- 45W Charging Adapter
- Quick-Start Guide & Safety, Warranty
- MicroSD Tray Pin
Top Comments
Lenovo is cheaper.
Lenovo has a better track record than Onn...
Lenovo is significantly more powerful than the Onn 13.2 tablet.
Lenovo Tab Pro isn't getting any more Android upgrades and tops out at Android 16 (current Android released), but gets 4 years of Security Updates, through 2029.
Lenovo pen is pressure sensitive. Onn is not, from the reviews that I've seen.
Can't see about the Onn tablet Android upgrades or how long it will receive security updates... 🤷 ♂️
Community Reviews
Lenovo Idea Tab Pro is a fast 12.7 inch Android tablet that stands out for its sharp 3K display, strong speakers, pen support, and expandable storage. It feels snappy for browsing, streaming, comics, reading, and lighter gaming, and the included Lenovo Tab Pen Plus is repeatedly confirmed in the box. The main drawbacks are its size and weight, plus the tablet can arrive with extra bloatware to remove. Android updates also top out at Android 16, with security support through January 2029, making it a capable big screen pick with some long term limits.
Families using a tablet for games, video, and schoolwork, because it stays fast with browsing, drawing, media, and kid-friendly games.
Comic readers wanting a larger Android screen, because the 12.7-inch display makes CBR and CBZ files easier to read.
People who want a portable second-screen setup, because it can handle wireless keyboard and mouse use and dual monitors well.
Mobile gamers playing casual or mid-range titles, because Roblox, COD Mobile, and similar games run smoothly without lag.
Artists who need a pen that charges wirelessly, because the included stylus can require USB-C charging instead.
People who want long-term Android upgrades, because it tops out at Android 16 and security support ends in January 2029.
Outdoor readers using the tablet in bright sunlight, because the display is bright enough indoors but can struggle outside.
Heavy gamers chasing maximum settings in demanding titles, because graphically intense games may need lowered settings to hold a stable frame rate.
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I don't have the list of deleted apps. But anything that I don't need such as Netflix and ticktock I deleted. There were not too many.
I disabled... Because you can not delete...
1. Google TV
2. Kids Space
3. PAI
4. Personal Safety
5. Smart Connect
And I deleted about half a dozen apps, maybe less.
Apps like Google TV and Kids Space frequently run background processes to fetch content recommendations. Disabling them immediately stops this background battery and RAM drain. Turning off background utility services like Personal Safety, PAI, and Smart Connect stops active sensor monitoring, which can noticeably extend your device's battery life per charge. Not to mention that people claim these apps are spying on you. PAI is the scary app, it is like Samsung's Appcloud... not only does it spy on you it also installs apps that it thinks you may want in the back ground... Talk about bigbrother watching over you.
The next thing I did was update the tablet... I think it took three updates.
OK... Again... So... the first thing I did was turn on the tablet and I did not connect to the WIFI and I deleted what I did not need and I disabled what I did not need (IMHO, spyware). I then updated the tablet and I think PAI was then installed during one of these three updates, so check your apps one more time after you update the tablet completely.
I suggest not downloading apps based on your phone and account. I suggest downloading them yourself, one app at a time from playstore. The only apps I recommend is "KillApps" and "firefox with Ublock Origin as a addon". And now you have a pretty clean tablet.
To get the most of your tablet I would try and use it like a Chromebook that is only download apps that you truly need and use web pages to do most of your stuff. Apps like Domino's Pizza you don't need. I have no problems buying everything through web pages, I do not even have the Amazon app installed.
My biggest two concerns 1. is the size of the hard drive. At 128 GB of hard drive space it is barely enough and 2. Keeping the tablet crack free so I do buy glass screen protectors usually from AliExpress and I buy a drop proof case.
I disabled... Because you can not delete...
1. Google TV
2. Kids Space
3. PAI
4. Personal Safety
5. Smart Connect
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Only don't know if anyone noticed or not, that Memorial Day sale that ends this Sunday, includes a $100 off a $500 purchase. So if you buy 2 tablets and an accessory (Charger cable), would you be eligible for this, which significantly decreases the price of one tablet, once the other one is sold new on eBay?! (Or maybe there is a fine print that I didn't see in fast look, excluding the Sale/Clearance items from this (Like their code for an extra %5 discount).
Only don't know if anyone noticed or not, that Memorial Day sale that ends this Sunday, includes a $100 off a $500 purchase. So if you buy 2 tablets and an accessory (Charger cable), would you be eligible for this, which significantly decreases the price of one tablet, once the other one is sold new on eBay?! (Or maybe there is a fine print that I didn't see in fast look, excluding the Sale/Clearance items from this (Like their code for an extra %5 discount).
Usually, the $100 would not work on this deal. I could be wrong though...
I tried to use their "special" 5% off code for joining their subscriptions and of course the coupon did not work on this deal.
I never even tried to enter the coupon for $100, did you?
Usually, the $100 would not work on this deal. I could be wrong though...
I tried to use their "special" 5% off code for joining their subscriptions and of course the coupon did not work on this deal.
I never even tried to enter the coupon for $100, did you?
Would be sweet if it were, but pretty low likely!
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