Lenovo has
Legion Tab Gen 5 Tablet (ZAH20126US) on sale for $699.99 - $15 eCoupon
BUYMORELENOVO auto-applied in cart - $35 eCoupon
EXTRAFIVE applied in cart =
$649.99.
Shipping is free.
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Details:
- Display: 8.8" 3040 x 1904 3K, 165Hz, IPS, Multi-touch, AF Coating, 600 nits
- Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Mobile Processor (4.60 GHz )
- Graphic Card: Integrated Qualcomm Adreno A840
- Memory: 12 GB LPDDR5T (Soldered)
- Storage: 256 GB UFS 4.1 Pro
- Camera: 50MP AF Back + 8MP FF Front
- WIFI: 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax/be & Bluetooth® 6.0
- Operating System: Android 16 or Later
- Ports: Dual USB-C ports & bypass charging support
- Battery: 9000mAh (typical)
- Warranty: 1 Year Mail-in
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5 is shaping up as a compact gaming and emulation tablet with a fast Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, 8.8 inch 3K 165 hertz display, and strong handheld-friendly size. The IPS panel gets praise for smoothness and overall improvement over earlier Legion Tabs, and the microSD slot adds welcome storage flexibility. The main knocks are the $649.99 price, the 12GB and 256GB configuration, and uncertainty around Lenovo's software update commitment. It feels best suited to gaming-focused buyers who value performance and portability over OLED and top-tier storage.
The tablet includes a microSD slot, which helps expand storage for games and emulation libraries.
The Snapdragon Elite chipset supports strong gaming and emulation performance with graphics driver compatibility for Android gaming.
The Legion Tab Gen 5 can handle couch emulation well, including indie titles and older AAA games.
The 8.8-inch size is well suited for handheld gaming setups using a USB controller.
Lenovo's OS update commitment for the Gen 5 is unclear, and some reports suggest only one or two updates.
The $649.99 price can feel steep for the 12GB RAM configuration compared with expectations around $500.
Some Chinese ROM/Y700 variants may limit Wi‑Fi behavior, including missing 6GHz support or different Wi‑Fi bands for USA use.
The screen quality is described as middle-of-the-road by some buyers, with at least one comment calling it the main drawback.
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Not having SD card support sucks but 256gb isn't as restricting as I thought it might be given how easy FTP file transfers are.
Here's to hoping the gen 5 drops to $500 by Prime Day if not BF.
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The OLED gaming tablet to get is not coming out for another 5 weeks.... RedMagic Astra 2 Gaming Tablet....
OLED up to 1600 nits 9.06"
Same specs otherwise
no SD card.
The will be the 2nd one made... this tablet was sold out within a few days when it was first released with the Elite Chip.... 11 months ago..
I was leaning between this and the gen 3 for weeks, since the 3 would serve me well too for a while. But eventually I decided to bite the bullet on this one.
I was leaning between this and the gen 3 for weeks, since the 3 would serve me well too for a while. But eventually I decided to bite the bullet on this one.
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