The 8 Best Lenovo Tablets | 2020 Edition By My Next Tablet

Lenovo's, releasing lots of tablets every year and I reviewed pretty much all of them. I'm CNJE for my next Intercom and here's the best lino about habits. You can buy right now. There are a couple of things you should know about before we start. First, there are no premium tablets on this list because in the last couple of years in over only released mid-range to low-end tablets. So if you want a high-end gaming tablet or a tablet with pen support, then you have to check out the ones from Samsung and Apple and in some cases from Huawei to also all of their Android tablets are running almost pure Android, so there's no heavy UI.

On top, like you do get with Samsung Huawei and Amazon tablets. It's almost pure Android, however Lenovo tends to release only one major update if they release one at all. That's certainly a downside. Another downside is that all the recent Android tablets that I reviewed had a vibrant level of l3, and that means that you cannot watch HD videos or Netflix, so you cannot watch Netflix, movies or TV shows in HD quality. On the recent Android tablets, that's a huge downside.

Okay, let's get to the best Ever tablets, you can buy right now and the best one in my opinion, is the Lenovo yoga smart app, which is a very nice tablet with a unique design. It has a 10.1 inch, full HD display it's an IPS screen, and it has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 439 processor, that one is fast enough for light gaming for mid-range gaming, but certainly not for high-end gaming. You can get it with 3 to 4 gigabytes of RAM and a 32 to 64 gigabyte internal storage. It has a fantastic design with a mix of a metal and the plastic body, and it has this built in grid and even a stand that you can fold out and even a hole. So you can hang it on your wall or on your fridge or something on its sides are very nice speakers and the battery life is very long with 16 hours.

In my standard test for my standard test, I'm always looping an HD video at a medium brightness and activated Wi-Fi. For all of my reviews. It is running almost pure Android 9, although there are some customizations like there's a Lenovo entertainment, you can deactivate that I like that. It supports the Google Assistant ambient mode, and that means that you can use it as a smart speaker. You know like a smart display, you can just say ok, Google and let it do something for you.

As I said earlier, it does not support Netflix in HD, so I think the Lenovo yoga smart app is a great choice if you're looking for a great YouTube tablet, for instance, because it has a long battery life, good speakers, a nice screen and a unique design- and you can use it as a smart, see because I really like to lean over yoga smart app, it's really major downside is that you cannot watch Netflix movies in HD. It's just very sad. The next tablet on the list is the Lenovo tab, m10 FHD plus, which has a 10.3 and full HD screen. It is a very nice IPS screen with a full HD resolution and inside one say: MediaTek hello, p22 t processor, which is good enough for mid-range gaming between shallow and gaming. You can get it with three to four gigabytes of RAM and a 32 gigabyte up to 128 gigabytes of internal storage.

It does have a pretty high-end metal body. It feels surprisingly high-end. The speakers are only okay, that's a battery life. It is pretty good with 14 hours in my standard test. Again it's running almost pure Android 9 and unexpected it to get an update to Android 10, although that's not fully guaranteed, but in the past tablets like these have gotten one update with Lenovo.

Again, you cannot watch Netflix in HD if you're looking for a great YouTube tablet, I think the Lenovo yoga smart app is a better choice. This tablet is great. If you're looking for a nice tablet to browse the web through read some news, your feeds and so on. It does have a nice screen and a very high-end body, but not so great speaker, so I wouldn't say it's a great entertainment habit, since it doesn't have that great speakers and since you can't watch HD Netflix next on the list is the Lenovo tab p10 that I reviewed a while ago. It does have a 10.1 inch, full HD screen entire concept working 450 process so which is a quite nice combination. However, it's relatively old I will get to that later.

That's why I can only recommend it if you're getting it s idea, you can get it with three to four gigabytes of RAM and a 32 ? 6 for gigabyte storage. It does have a glass body and a metal frame, and that combination feels quite high-end, similar to the Samsung Galaxy Tab. As for I, like that we're getting four pretty good speakers and a fingerprint scanner, it's the only Lenovo tablet on this list with a fingerprint scanner. In my Senate battery test, I got a runtime of 11.5 hours, which is pretty good again. It is running pure Android, but it was released with Android 8, and it did get an update to end what 9.

However, that's why I don't think that I will ever get an update to Android 10 because they got one already and yeah in the past. These tablets only got one update, as I said, so I think it's a good choice if you're finding it as a good deal. If you find a great deal somewhere, because it does say for good speakers, the fingerprint scanner, but here are no updates, so I can only recommend it if you can find it at a perfect price. Ok, let's get to the Lenovo tab m10. Now the Lenovo tab m10 that I reviewed had a full HD screen and the Snapdragon 450 I cannot recommend that version any more because if you want this kind of tablet, and you can either get a little Nova tap p10 discounted all the new Lenovo tab, m10 FHD plus, however Lenovo also released a Lenovo tab m10 with an HD display.

That is a lot cheaper. It has a 10.1-inch HD screen and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 29. So that is quite a slow processor, but it's good enough for normal web browsing. If you don't have too high expectations, it was talking about of RAM and a 16 gigabyte internal storage. It does have a full plastic body, but it is quite a bit.

The full HD version had a better life of 8 hours in my test, and I'm, guessing that the HD version will have a similar run time now. The full HD version was running in Word 8 and get updated to N word 9 and the HD version was released was end. Word 9. Now that we're getting to the cheaper tablets, this one is below $150 or around $150 I'm, not sure if it will get that one update I think it's a decent choice. If you want to spend as little money as possible, and you don't need a full HD screen, but just want a very cheap tablet for normal web browsing and so on.

Next on the list is Seemed, nor would tap m8 and while they nova didn't believe any premium tablets. As I said, I think this is one of the best choices. If you're looking for a mid-range to low-end 8-inch android tablet, you can get the Lenovo tap m8 with an HD screen and also was a full HD screen. The HD version has a media tech, a 22 processor and the full HD version has a much faster Hello, P 22 t processor. Both of them are ok for mid-range to low-end gaming, but certainly not for a higher gaming.

None of them. You can get them with 2 to 3 gigabytes of RAM and a 16 to 32, gigabyte storage, I, really like the metal body, because, even though the tab m8 is so cheap, it does feel quite high-end, like it's almost at the same quality of an iPad Mini or so. The battery life is also very long with 20 3.5 hours in my standard battery test again for my standard battery test, I'm running an HD video locally at medium brightness, but still I, think it's a pretty good run time. It is running Android 9, and again it's almost pure vanilla, Android 9, there's some small customization flex Lenovo entertainment center and there are some games pre-installed, but you can uninstall all of those games and deactivate really noble entertainment center I think it's a great choice. If you're looking for an affordable, 8-inch tablet, yeah I really enjoyed using it.

Okay, these were the Android tablets from Lenovo that I can comfortably recommend now we're getting to a couple of cheaper options. That might be interesting if you have very low expectations and if you just want an ship tablet as possible- and that starts with the moved tab m7, which is a super cheap, 7-inch tablet. The tap m7 has a very low resolution of 1024 by 600 pixels, but it is an IPS screen and actually for the price, it's quite a nice seven-inch screen. It is running a MediaTek empty, which is a very slow processor and that's the major downside of this tablet. The screen and everything else is fine, but the performance is not good at all.

You can only play like very simple games nicely and sure you can read the news with it a bit, but just don't expect a fast here at all. You can get. It was one to two gigabytes of RAM and an 8 16 or 32 gigabyte internal storage. The battery life is not bad, it got 10 hours and my standard test. Now it is running pure Android, and it is Android.9 go. That's a lighter edition of Android.

That does not include all features, for example, there's no split screen view, but all the basic features are supported, and you can install pretty much every app out of the Google, Play Store, but again very demanding games and so on. They won't run on here now, generally I would recommend you to spend a little more money and get sitting over tap m8. But if you want a super cheap tablet, and it should be 7 inches, and you want a nice screen and just something very basic- maybe just really to read the news with us. So then yeah it can be a decent choice, but not great another tablet. That might only be an interesting choice if you get it at a very, very low price and was very low.

Price I mean around 50 euros or 50 US dollars, or so it must be very cheap. Otherwise, I can't recommend it in that de Nova tab e 10. Now the Lenovo type e 10 has a 10.1-inch HD screen, which is not too bad, but what is quite bad as the Qualcomm snapdragon 210 processors, it's a pretty slow ship again similar to the Lenovo, tap and 7 the performance of these super cheap tablets. It's just not good, and it's not good for multitasking and so on at all and of course, no high-end gaming. Not what's ever here, no high and game really.

No, it has one to two gigabytes of ram and the 16 to 32 gigabyte storage. The battery life is pretty bad. My test seven hours, not too bad, but it's not a good battery life. It is running Android 8.1 go out of the box and here Lenovo clearly says that it will not get updated, so it will be running Android 8.1 go forever. The go edition is a simpler version of Android.

Again, but again you can install most apps out of the Google Play Store, so I cannot really recommend to Lenovo tap attend. Unless again, you really want a very cheap tablet, and you can find it as a good deal. I mean for around 50 euros, 50 US dollars, maybe little more, and you want a super cheap tablet. Then it can be an okay choice for some. But again, if you want a good 10-inch tablet, I would at least go with Lenovo tap em 10 HD.

Okay. Now, let's get to the Windows tablets at the Lenovo released in the past, In nova had a couple of quite nice high-end Windows tablets like the Lenovo mix 510 and then the Nova makes 520 which I did review, and there were very nice tablets for the prices, especially and there are still good tablets, but they are quite or it. The last one was running into eighth generation, Core processors. So they were alternatives to the Microsoft Surface Pro 6, so they are quite overt, so I wouldn't recommend them anymore. I would just get the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 if you want a high-end Windows tablet, but Lenovo does have a pretty nice low-end Windows tablet and that's the Lenovo IdeaPad 2d 330, which is a pretty nice alternative, cheaper alternative to the Microsoft Surface go.

You can get the idea, petite 330, with a 10.1-inch screen with either an HD resolution or a full HD resolution. Obviously the Full HD screen will be nice and that's a version that I reviewed. You can get it with an Intel n 4000 to worship well with an up to n 5000 quad-core shape, and that's the one that I reviewed and that's the one I can comfortably recommend. You can also choose between 2 and 4 gigabytes of RAM and the 32 gigabyte, 64 gigabytes or 128 gigabytes of internal storage. No, it does have a full plastic body, and it does not feel as high end as a service go for instance, but it seems to be aware mate.

It does have a remover, the keyboard dock, which is pretty nice and also the keyboard for a 10.1 inch keyboard. It's pretty good I've been able to type on it quite comfortably. In my standard test, I got a runtime of 11.5 hours, which does not sound as great compared to an Android tablet, but for a Windows tablet. That is a very, very good result. It is the Windows 10 tablet.

Of course. Yes, the Lenovo IdeaPad DS 330 is the cheapest Windows tablet that I can comfortably recommend. I, really think. That's a good alternative to the Microsoft Surface go it's a great choice. If you want a small Windows tablet and if you just don't want to spare as much money as for a high-end tablet like the Surface Pro 7 or so alright, these are the best Lenovo tablet you can buy right now.

If you have any questions, please feel free to write me down below in the comments and also check out the link in the description to my next tablet. Calm, so we've got a list to the best Lenovo tablet that will always be up-to-date. So, if you're watching this video in a year from now or so or even longer, just check out the link and there you will find so currently the best Lenovo tablets, again I'm reviewing almost every tablet that is released almost worldwide. I'm CNJE for my next zebra calm, thanks for watching and see you next time.

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