LenovoTab P11 Pro Android Tablet | 11-inch 2.5K OLED Display | 256GB Precision Pen 3 | Wi-Fi 6 | 8GB RAM | Storm Grey

I purchased this tablet as my budget couldn't stretch to a iPad and I'm definitely not disappointed.It was so easy to set up . I noticed a lot of bad reviews about updates which has definitely been sorted. My tablet updated with a hour and had all brand new features.Visually it's lovely. The screen does not let you down. It's a great tablet that doesn't lag at all. I've got everything on this tablet email.. office.. games and have downloaded lots of movies.It's a 256 memory and great that this can be extended with a SD card a option that seems to be disappearing.My only grumble is no 4g as most tablets in this price range normally off this. My phone is a Google pixel and most of the functions on this tablet are the same.Battery life is impressive too. It last a lot longer than I expected and on standby it lasts a lot longer.It's a good tablet and after a month of use I'm not disappointed.

Hmmm this is a good little tablet for the price before it sold out. I decided to replace my fire max and this was a nice little replacement. It has quad speakers and the audio sounded better. It has an OLED screen and 120hz refresh rate.The picture quality was an improvement over the fire max 11. It has Dolby Vision HDR support and Dolby Atmos support. It has a nice pen the down side is no finger print scanner and face unlock is unreliable. Might update after more testing.Lenovo is preloaded more with stock google apps compared to say a Samsung Galaxy Tab.Processor is definitely under powered and not as good as say a Snap Dragon but for what I want this to do the soc is reasonably fine.Lenovo though does need to work on providing updates more quickly.

Great tablet, bright screen, good onboard sound and battery life - being a Lenovo I know it will last for years, they are genuinely well constructed devices. Predominately used by my wife for watching TV in bed or in the garden .

I bought this as a substitute for an ageing Samsung S5e and have to say that the screen is definitely much less crisp than the S5e's OLED. On the other hand Lenovo's split screen is more intuitive than Samsung Dex (though I guess this might also be a product of moving from Android 11 to 13). Having 8 not 6gb of RAM definitely speeds things up, though the Mediatek chip does struggle a bit on some more transaction intensive apps. For the money it's pretty good really. But for all that I returned it for four reasons:1) brightness control is hopeless, requiring endless fiddling with the level;2) I missed fingerprint access a lot more than I expected (it's only when you lose it that you realise quite how much you used it);3) its facial recognition unlock feature is useless (only one pic allowed so you have to hold the tablet *exactly* right for it to recognise you, and of course it can't cope with any change in appearance like specs or a hat);4) The new swipe up to go home feature applies to the bottom *third* of the screen in the Lenovo UI, and this leads to constant unintentional navigationI bought a Samsung galaxy tab S9 FE instead. A bit more expensive but a lot less annoying.

There are some graphical glitches that will annoy anyone who has a keen eye for detail. But most annoyingly is the launcher notification shade and task switcher frequently slow down to a very low frame rate with input lag and doesn't seem quite pick up your finger motion smoothly. It's an intermittent problem that happens every couple of minutes and it's really frustrating on such an expensive device.Face login also doesn't work since the July update, leaving this tablet with no biometrics at all because it also doesn't have a fingerprint reader.I've also experienced intermittent severe battery drain, and the tablet turning itself on after shutdown.