Lenovo Yoga TAB 3 Pro Review By PhoneArena

Lenovo's android-powered yoga line is in its third generation, and the nice thing about it is that they've always offered diversity in terms of price point. Last year we saw the introduction of a pro model, which was really geared towards professionals, because it featured some software enhancements and a seeker projector built in well with this latest model, it's downsized in terms of its overall size, but it does see some iterative upgrades, hey guys, John V from bone marina here you're watching our video review of the Lenovo yoga Tab 3 Pro that question this is a phenomenal multimedia consuming device. The first thing we really take notice is the projectors' placement. It's not a better spot. It's incorporated into the cylindrical hinge, offering easier adjustment much more practical than the side location. Furthermore, it was with lasher's unit.

Furthermore, it features a 50 lumen bulb with maximum resolution of a 45 by 480 pixels. Furthermore, it can technically project up to 70 inches, but you tend to notice softer tones and a lot of pixels pix elation. So you generally want to go with that 50 inch threshold to get some good details, it's pretty good to use in complete darkness. That's what works the best, but it's a very challenging whenever there's ambient light lighting present. So if you're in a conference room using in the middle of the afternoon, even with the blinds down, it's very tough to see, there's also an automatic Keystone correction feature which is nice because it will automatically adjust the orientation.

So you don't have some distortion with it. Well, you can use the projector to watch videos movies and even do some presentations the display it's ideal enough to because it has a good resolution good size. Technically they've made it smaller. It's a 10.1 inch IPS LCD, but they bumped up the resolution to 1600 by 25th, 2560 pixels, so incredible detail. It's also brighter too.

Furthermore, it tops out at 479 nets, which is one of the brighter screens in the tablet we've seen of light nice punch of color, so a good overall package and a top that also features Lenovo's any pen analogies. So you could pretty much use any tool to interact with the display. Unsurprisingly, it follows in the design language of its predecessor, so it's in tradition with its cylindrical hinge and the adjustable kickstand now features this faux leather finish, which gives it a slightly more sophisticated, feel- and you have four JBL speakers on the front here, and it does offer a pretty immersive experience just because it's so powerful, robust and just very rich with its quality. There have been won over by Lenovo's custom, skin, but boy didn't they make some nice improvements here with the yoga Tab 3 pro it's running on top of android lollipop, and it's great for power users. The nice thing about is that they brought back the ABS panel.

So it's not as disorganized as last year's UY, where everything was just put on the home screen. You have all support for multiple users, which is nice, and they've, also enhanced the multitasking element with the experience and with that they have certain applications. You can run in their own separate windows, and it's also nice they've expanded support to several third-party apps in the process. Furthermore, you get pretty good responsiveness with the intel atom z520 I'll, but it is tested when it comes to graphics, processing where it sometimes exhibits. Some choppiness hobo also upgraded the cameras in here.

It now features a 13, megapixel rear camera and also a 5 megapixel front facing one so an increase there. Unfortunately, though, the results are rather underwhelming. You get softer details, colder, looking colors, and it's definitely prone to overexposure under lower lighting conditions. You also get some smeary visuals, unfortunately, with 1080p video recording quality, it's just too soft tone to our liking, so the overall quality with the camera is still not up to snuff, with the rest out there for a 10-inch tablet. This is pretty heavy.

That's because they pack a 10,000 200 William hour battery inside with cylindrical hinge, but with that you do get above average battery life easily lasts all day for power users and our band battery benchmark tests in achieve a mark of 9 hours and 27 minutes, which is pretty good for our books. It's also efficient with it's charging time for its battery capacity. It only takes 162 minutes to bring it back to full capacity. Thankfully, there are more improvements with this latest model. It's priced at $500, so it's in the same price category as some other notables in space like the iPad Air 2, the Galaxy Tab s2 9.7 inch and even the Microsoft Surface 3. So it's in a crowded space in that premium segment.

But the nice thing about the yoga Tab 3 pro is that it strikes a balance between professionals and multimedia buffs. So if you're thinking about picking up a tablet this season, you shouldn't overlook this one. You.

Source : PhoneArena