LenovoIdea Tab Pro with Google Gemini - Student Tablet - 12.7” 3K LCD Display - 8 GB Memory - 128 GB Storage - MediaTek Dimensity 8300 - Includes Pen and Folio Case

The battery lasted 13 hours and 53 minutes while streaming movies and tv shows, it actually last longer than that on battery saver after 10 percent, and on battery saver you probably get another hour.This is what you need to do, and how you need to set the tablet up to get a14 hour battery life out of this tablet:Set the screen brightness to 60 percent,Volume highest 70 to 75 percent,Set the refresh rate to standard 60hz,Turn off all notifications, don’t allow notifications,Leave the color settings alone, vibrant, and standard,Set the Dolby atmos to dynamic,Make sure you charge to100 percent before you test battery life.Now this tablet has a security widevine 1, Netflix, Prime video, YouTube, Stream at 1080p,Vudu will only stream at 480p SD Quality,Lenovo needs to fix this problem.The screen has good viewing angles, really good color, only 400 nits brightness, but it’s not a problem.The tablet comes with a stylus, and a extra tip, a case that has really good magnets, the case is the stand, a charging cable, it does not come with a charging block, and I’m angry about that, it should come with a 45 watt charging block,But don’t worry you can use your iPhone or iPad charging block to charge it.You get a manual for the tablet, and the stylus.Now the speakers, it’s supposed to come with 4, reviews say the speakers are really good, I don’t think the speakers are as great as they say , but they still are good speakers, i have no issues with the speakers, but I was expecting much louder.This tablet is definitely worth the price, and I recommend it to everyone.Right now my tablet has upgraded to android 15, that’s what it’s currently running, this tablet is supposed to get upgraded to android 16 whenever it’s available.A full charge with the iPhone charging cube takes 3 hours and 53 minutes to fully charge to 100 percent.I hope this review helps.

I bout this tablet to use primarily as a sheet music reader, and it is excellent for that purpose! But I am totally blown away by all of the features this tablet has at this price! It has tons of memory storage, a large crystal-clear screen with vibrant colors, and 4 built in speakers that sound amazing for a tablet! The included pen and features that go along with it are very useful and slick! Set up was a breeze, and it is very easy to use! I couldn’t be more pleased!

This tablet is large and well made. Doesnt feel cheap. The case that comes with it is perfect for everyday use. Recommend.

As described and reasonably priced

So I would like to upload some pictures, but I don't think they would get the whole point across I'd be trying to make: This thing is huge. Maybe I've been "out of the tablet game" for too long, but I got this as an upgrade for another tablet that was showing its age, and the size difference was night and day. This is like if you took the screen off a modern laptop and decided to carry it everywhere, which I completely understand is the point for some people (like students,) but it becomes a bit of a hassle in portrait mode if you ever plan to use it that way. This might be why Apple adopted a more square 4:3 ratio to keep it more compact, but when its 16:10, it feels like holding a computer monitor. If this was lighter then maybe it would be more realistic, but as it stands I just don't think this is very practical in terms of vertical usage. With that said, this absolutely excels in terms of entertainment, and I do think makes sense marketed towards students. I personally have had no need to try typing or taking notes, but I see no reason tasks like that would be any hassle when it does everything else so smoothly. Watching videos at 4K were beautiful and ran perfectly smoothly, and sound quality was better than expected (although not exactly mind-blowing.) As said before I think this makes sense being marketed towards students since it is on the more affordable side, or at the very least isn't trying to compete with the Galaxy Tab S10's and iPad Pros of the world, staying in more a of a middle-range, which is why I personally chose it. Where this is most felt in my mind is when you play games, which in my experience were never "unplayable," but when there were multiple screen effects going on could cause the game FPS to slow down. The highest fidelity mobile game I play these days is Girls Frontline 2, so I can't say how well Fortnite or similar games run, but I have my doubts given how much could be going on in those titles. But like I said, medium price is going to have medium-qualities, so I think its certainly acceptable for what you get in other places, and more graphically intense games will probably have settings you can toggle on and off to get better results. My biggest gripe is the battery/how the battery is managed. This claims you can get 11 hours of YouTube streaming which may be true, but because this is an LCD panel instead of OLED, it burns through battery at a much faster rate (and looks worse,) and would have to be incredibly dim to make that possible. Add on top of that the toggleable "max battery charge limit," which I do love that Lenovo has included here as a means to extend the battery life, but they decided if you want to protect the battery this will only charge to 80% max, with no other options. So if you want to extend your battery's life you have to sacrifice 20% of its capacity, whereas other brands have given more varied options of how to handle protecting it. Also a side-note is during the setup process for this, it forces you to install a bunch of bloatware games and apps, but you can uninstall all of them later (besides Lenovo's management app.) There's a lot I could probably say but in the end this is a pretty good, but not perfect device. It has a great screen with quality speakers for media consumption, and the power to run most things pretty well. To me the price seems fair, and overall I'd recommend it so long as you know this isn't some hidden gem that's going to blow away the competition, its just a solidly good 4/5 tablet, and if I could it's be more like a 4.5/5.

Great tablet!!!

Disappointed with Lenovo. I recently purchased this latest tablet, which runs Android 15. However, it appears it is not as versatile as much cheaper tablets. External USB speaker/microphones do not function when connected to the USB-C port of this tablet. I have 2 other older Android tablets which all connect and function easily when attached to these external speaker/microphones. Additionally, these external speakers also work with my Samsung mobile phone easily. I'm returning it immediately.

I switched from an Amazon Fire 10 because the Fire had some compatibility issues with apps I liked, and this tablet solved that problem. I have yet to find any fault with it. I've had it a few months, so I can't speak to its longevity, but unless it doesn't last (it's given no indications it won't, I just don't trust modern merchandise that much anymore), it's a 10 outta 10 for me.