Lenovo Idea Tab Pro (Gen 2): 13" 3.5K, Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, 8GB DDR5, 128GB UFS
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USB -C (charging / audio) cable
Lenovo Tab Pen Plus
Folio Case
Micro-SD tray pin
Lenovo Idea Tab Pro Gen 2
USB -C (charging / audio) cable
Lenovo Tab Pen Plus
Folio Case
Micro-SD tray pin
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3504 by 2190, 144hz, Wi-Fi 7, great battery, 13in beautiful screen, plenty of ram and space to do what I need, + an SDcard slot.
Lenovo as opposed to Samsung, comes almost clean as a whistle, but I ran ADB on it and found some bloatware and got it even cleaner. Most of the time people complaining about ram with Android don't know how to get a clean system going. I run it on Android desktop mode which is awesome too.
I got the Lenovo membership deal on this for 380 about six weeks ago. I definitely think this is the right price for it.
I also just got an Asus GT-AX11000 pro for 180 on ebay, so I can be anywhere in the house even on the back porch running my 5090 rig full steam. I got my main rig CPU and GPU undervolted so I'm idling at like 30 and 30w's. Anytime I can just hit the moonlight button on my taskbar and I'm gaming 4K Max settings 144 Hertz, moonlight reports 7-8ms lag, although it's probably more like 28ms, way beyond 'playable'.
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I got this yesterday, but used EXTRAFIVE and got it for 351.49. If I could duplicate what you did, I would call and ask to change the price, but I couldn't do better. Course, I might try using another name/address on a clean browser (cookies cleared), to see if it would work then.
The specifications (on another page) and older reviews mention a 12 gb ram 256 version, but it's not listed for sale now, and even if it was it would be out of my budget.
Another limitation is that it doesn't update the OS for that long (I think, around 4 years) from what I read, but as I only use tablets for web searching and video's e.g. on vacation, I don't care as much e.g. I won't be using my banking app on it nor anything else sensitive. Personally, I hope enough people buy it that someone will make root steps for it.
The two huge positives are size/quality of the screen and the CPU
3504 by 2190, 144hz, Wi-Fi 7, great battery, 13in beautiful screen, plenty of ram and space to do what I need, + an SDcard slot.
Lenovo as opposed to Samsung, comes almost clean as a whistle, but I ran ADB on it and found some bloatware and got it even cleaner. Most of the time people complaining about ram with Android don't know how to get a clean system going. I run it on Android desktop mode which is awesome too.
I got the Lenovo membership deal on this for 380 about six weeks ago. I definitely think this is the right price for it.
I also just got an Asus GT-AX11000 pro for 180 on ebay, so I can be anywhere in the house even on the back porch running my 5090 rig full steam. I got my main rig CPU and GPU undervolted so I'm idling at like 30 and 30w's. Anytime I can just hit the moonlight button on my taskbar and I'm gaming 4K Max settings 144 Hertz, moonlight reports 7-8ms lag, although it's probably more like 28ms, way beyond 'playable'.
Since I only used it for a few hours, maybe there are some new features to discover. There are something called Lenovo Vantage for AI.
And I can't run Amazon video apps (can launch but can't play video) and some other Android apps for some reasons. Even a $60 Android tablet would run Amazon video. Maybe some setting issues. Paramount + video works.
If I did some more research, I would have bought a refurbished laptop instead of this tablet for this amount of money. It is huge but very thin. Thinner than most tablets.
The 13-inch screen is huge, but the device itself is surprisingly thin and lightweight, so it doesn't feel bulky or oversized at all.
The magnetic case that comes with it is also excellent. It snaps into place perfectly and feels very secure—I don't have to worry about it coming loose or falling off.
The stylus is lightweight and very responsive. I tried writing a few notes with it, and it felt smooth and natural right away.
Of course, this is only my first day with it, so I still need to spend more time exploring everything. So far, though, the system feels very smooth and responsive, and the screen brightness is comfortable on my eyes.
I'll keep using it over the next few days and see how it performs for things like watching videos and taking notes. Based on my first impression, I think this is going to be a really useful and enjoyable device.
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