LenovoTab M11, 11” Display, MediaTek Helio G88 Octa-Core, 4GB RAM, 64GB SSD, 1920x1200 px, Ambient Light-Sensor, 10 Hour Battery, Comes w/Pen, Luna Grey

I bought this for my 86 yr old mom, and like it's bigger brother (I own the 12.9" Lenovo P12) it is blazing fast, easy to set up and a breeze to use. My mom was very happy. Had to get used to the newer version of android (she had a tablet with Android 7 on it, this is Android 14). WELL worth the price, rivals my iPad Pro in speed and versatility.

This tablet is great. It's fast, it's very easy to use, it sounds good, the screen size is perfect, definitely worth every penny.

Very good tablet for many different tasks. Not good for complex games though.

The Lenovo Tab M11 provides a crisp 11” display and solid performance with the MediaTek Helio G88 processor. It charges very fast. Ease to use. It’s perfect for streaming, browsing, or note-taking with the included pen. The battery lasts around 10 hours, and the overall build feels premium. Good value for a multi-use tablet.

This is the first tablet I've ever owned, and I bought it primarily for reading comics/manga and textbooks for my mathematics degree, and potentially for taking notes with the included pen. For a quick review, it checks all those boxes just fine, and if you're just looking to read some pdfs and surf the internet, it's perfectly capable. I'll go into some more specifics now of pros/cons of the device.Pros:The price is great. I bought one on Prime Day for $162 (tax included) and, considering what I would be spending on textbooks otherwise and the space it saves on my shelves, I think that's pretty much a steal. In retrospect I probably should've bought the 8Gb model instead since it's a pretty modest price increase for better performance, but again my interests with the tablet are pretty minimal so it's not a big deal.It's an android tablet. This means you can "sideload" apps and install free and open source software on it which is a huge plus. Often, you don't have to nickle-and-dime yourself for apps because of the great alternative store F-Droid you can install on android devices to get free applications. The killer app here for me is Kotatsu; it allows you to read fan-translated manga and comics for free, and the app searches around 50-100 different databases to find what you're looking for. I also have been pretty happy with the free note-taking app Saber that's also available on F-Droid. You have a lot more freedom with how you use the tablet using android than with Apple devices.The battery life is pretty good. I used it during an entire 10-hour work shift, putting it down occasionally to talk to coworkers or do other tasks, and as long as you press the power button to sleep it I didn't witness any massive battery drain while sleeping. If you aren't keeping it on max brightness and awake for hours you won't have any problems.The tablet charges decently fast. I don't use the included charger because it's a USB-A to USB-C cable and I don't believe these are capable of faster charging speeds; instead I use a Samsung Super Fast Charger I bought on Amazon that's USB-C to USB-C and it charges fast enough that I'm not bothered by waiting (the device registers as "Flash Charging"). I'm estimating it probably takes about 1:30 to 2:30 hours to charge to full from empty using my Samsung charger.It has a camera. I don't have any interest in using it though so I can't really be bothered to test it out, but I just wanted to mention that there is a camera included.Cons:The tablet comes with a bunch of garbage pre-installed. I had to manually go through the app list and uninstall a bunch of trash applications like matching games and other nonsense that I don't want anywhere near my tablet. I think this actually improved performance once I uninstalled all of these too. When you go through the first-time setup, it asks you if you want to install these garbage applications with some of them impossible to unselect; once the installation finishes, regardless of what you picked, it installs even more without asking you for verification. I bet this is how they subsidize cost for their tablet, but I think I would've rather paid more than have this stuff preinstalled straight out of the box.The tablet is a little laggy. If you're pulling down the top menu the framerate drops a little bit, and it can be a bit sluggish drawing in apps like ibis. For reading this isn't an issue though, and I bet if you buy the slightly more expensive 8Gb model this would be much less of an issue than with the 4Gb.The storage is rather minimal, but there is a microSD card slot included in the device, so you can slap in as much additional storage as you want, whenever it becomes an issue that you'll hit the maximum storage space. Since I've heard the camera isn't great, and I think this is one of the things that takes the most space besides games which this device isn't really for, I don't think having 64Gb of space is a massive downside.Conclusion:I think that if you're looking for a tablet for multimedia stuff including games, then this is probably more like a 3 star tablet. For me though, thinking of this purely as a reading device, it's a 4 star device. If it was a little less laggy or didn't preinstall software I don't want out of the box, then this would be a 5 star device for reading and web browsing at its price range.

I use this tablet as much or more than my laptop

A stylus pen is supposed to have to come with this tablet but was not in the sealed box? How can that be? Also, this tablet takes forever to respond and I find it very confusing and difficult to use. Maybe Lenovo wasn’t the best choice??

Great tablet for the money doesn’t even look used came with the pencil so great combo