Lenovo Tab P11 Pro vs. Galaxy Tab S7 - Which is Better? By FishBee Productions

So in this video I'm going to compare the new Galaxy Tab, s7 against the new Lenovo tab, p11 pro so check the links in the description below for current pricing and more information on each tablet. I want to see if Samsung should be worried about this new pro tablet by Lenovo, so let's go ahead and get started now. The first category is where Lenovo really shines the battery life at over 10 hours battery life. This thing is a beast. The only other tablet I can think of with better battery life is the fire HD 10 at around 11 hours. Both of these tablets take around two and a half hours to charge back up completely, but unfortunately, Samsung only lasts about seven and a half hours before the battery dies during my battery drain test.

So this one's pretty easy. If you want the tablet with better battery life, go with Lenovo and that's 10 hours battery life at 100 screen brightness. Just imagine if you turn the screen brightness down to about half that now. Speakers on both tablets are actually perfect. They've got them located on each side of the device.

So it's evenly distributed, which I think all tablets should be doing by now. Overall, loudness is about the same on both tablets and if I had to pick a winner on which has the better speakers, I'd probably choose Lenovo, but only because it sounds like it has a tad better base, but trust me both are perfect when it comes to speakers on these tablets. Here's a quick, sound test just seeing an idea of what they sound like. So now, let's go ahead and open this up and see what we've got. So we got a few specs here on the side in case you're interested this box is pretty large, but compared to the PS5, this sort of looks like a mini console.

Obviously you only get one storage option on the series x I mean eventually, I'm going to have to add external storage, but for now I should be fine, matte black controller, which looks really nice in person. So now let's go ahead and open this up and see what we've got. So we got a few specs here on the side in case you're interested this box is pretty large, but compared to the PS5, this sort of looks like a mini console. Obviously you only get one storage option on the series x I mean eventually, I'm going to have to add external storage, but for now I should be fine. Now when it comes to performance, it is a little unfair to compare these two tablets.

I mean, after all, the one tablet has the word pro in the name, I'm just kidding. That was my attempt at humor, but seriously there's no comparison between these two. When you look at performance, the Samsung tablet is pretty much twice as powerful as the Lenovo tablet and geek bench scores. You won't notice any major lag or performance drop on the Lenovo tablet. For the most part, though, but games do load faster on the Galaxy Tab, s7 and the games are going to have better graphics than on the tab.

P11 pro now the games I tested seem to play pretty smooth with decent graphic quality, obviously better on Samsung and high frame rates. I will mention that you can install Fortnite on the Lenovo tablet, but it looks bad like really low resolution, I'm actually starting to wonder why they are calling this tablet pro. On the other hand, Fortnite actually looks pretty good on the Galaxy Tab s7 now the Galaxy Tab, s7 has 11-inch screen and the tab p11 pro by Lenovo, has 11.5-inch screen so yeah it's a little larger screen on Lenovo, although I will mention the Lenovo tablet feels lighter than the Samsung one. It's definitely a little thinner as well. Nice thing is the Galaxy Tab.

S7 has 1440p resolution and the tab. P11 pro also has 1440p resolution the way the icons look on the home screen on the p11 pro look a little off. There's, definitely something weird going on here. It's like the icons are lower resolution, and they're being stretched to be bigger, so I would go into the home screen settings and change those. So it looks as good as the Samsung tablet, but I just can't find where you can change that you'll also get full HD on Netflix for both tablets, which is something you usually don't see with Lenovo.

So I'm glad they offer that now. Viewing angles are a little better on the Galaxy Tab, s7 and just like with the icons there's something weird going on with the Lenovo tablet, because when you compare the text next to the Galaxy Tab, s7, it doesn't even look close to the same resolution. Maybe Lenovo has something set to a lower resolution for the operating system for better battery life, I'm not really sure but yeah. Once you put this right next to the Samsung tablet. It's not even close.

The Samsung display is so clear and crisp compared to the Lenovo screen so yeah. Unless there's a setting, I don't know about Samsung is the clear winner when it comes to which has the better display. Now when it comes to software, I really like what Lenovo has been doing. They keep it really close to stock android. Now they do try to add in their own stuff, like videos plus and their own news feed, but I just use the Google newsfeed anyways, and luckily they don't force it on you like Samsung does with Bixby, but overall I like the software on both of these, maybe slightly better on Lenovo, but it sort of comes down to personal preference.

I don't really have any major issues with the software on either tablet and I don't think you can go wrong with either of these two when it comes to software. Now, if you've watched any of my tablet videos, I'm not a big fan of cameras on tablets. Now the cameras on these tablets are decent for what they are, but neither camera is going to compare to my 500 Pixel 4a 5g phone but, like I said both are decent for what they are. You get a little higher resolution using the Samsung rear camera for video, but just remember these are tablet cameras which usually are not that great. Even at this higher price point, I think you can get by with the cameras on these, but, like I say in a lot of my other videos, you're going to get much better results using a cell phone over tablet cameras if you need something for Zoom meetings or something similar.

Here's a few samples just to give you an idea of what they look like hey other features to consider between these two tablets. Obviously, the tab s7 comes with an s pen, so anyone wanting to draw take notes or just likes navigating with a stylus you'll, definitely want the Galaxy Tab. S7 sure you can get a capacitive stylus on the Lenovo tablet, but it won't be as good or responsive as the s pen from Samsung. They both have fingerprint scanners on the power buttons, which is really nice to see, although I still don't think they work as good as say the entry level iPad, where it has it right on the front, but still it's nice, that they give you that option. You'll also get 128 gigabytes of storage on the Lenovo tablet and the same amount of storage on the Samsung tablet.

I'm showing here, but you can get 256 or 512 gigabytes of storage on Samsung if you want more you're, also going to get a ton more accessories for the Galaxy Tab, s7 versus the p11 pro, but hopefully Lenovo and third-party manufacturers will come out with some more options in the future. So after comparing these two tablets, it's really hard for me to pick the Lenovo tablet over the Galaxy Tab s7, even though it feels lighter than the Galaxy Tab s7, and it's a little larger, which I really like, plus it's probably one of my favorite Lenovo tablets right now, but the Galaxy Tab s7 is still on sale right now for about the same price as the p11 pro. In my opinion, the Galaxy Tab s7 just feels like a better, more premium tablet. It just has more polish to it. It's easy to see why Samsung is leading in the tablet space right now for android anyways, and I think everyone is really going to enjoy what Samsung has to offer, plus at about the same price as the Lenovo tablet right now.

Furthermore, it's a no-brainer so is Samsung in trouble. No not yet, but if Lenovo can continue to come out with tablets like the p11 pro, obviously with better specs, we might have a real Samsung competitor when it comes to tablets Lenovo. If you're watching my video, please make this same exact tablet, but with better performance, and please fix the screen resolution with a software update. So if you've made it this far into the video, you may want to say thanks by subscribing and don't forget, to give a thumbs up. If this video was helpful, this is Brian from fish bee productions.

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