Idea Tab

I recently bought a Lenovo idea tab pro mainly for reading comics and watching movies. Cost me $275. Has a 12.7" screen. It's amazing. I've been reading so many comics on this thing I love it. Vertical pages are perfect. It's 16:9 so there are almost no black bars. For double spreads you fit to widt

I bought my idea tab pro last year for the exact same reasons and it’s working awesome. I deinstalled all google apps, never connect any google or Lenovo accounts and just installed Firefox, Kuro Reader, Steam Link, a google-free privacy keyboard and file manager and KDE Connect for transfers betwee

I had the same problem, first bought Lenovo idea tab, was to slow, then i bought Lenovo idea tab pro, started watching it at night and miss oled, bought Samsung tab 9, was to small, bought Samsung tab s9+ and finally, perfect size, good to use for both Uni and in the couch, amazing screen, even more

Lenovo idea tab pro (Android 15): Working!!! Great Chistmast gift. Thank you very much

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I got me a Lenovo Idea Tab for my birthday about 2 months ago and I must say it feels good (I'm still waiting on a glove I can use so I won't get unwanted brush strokes everywhere

I bought an iPad Pro m4 11 inch last spring during apple’s annual back to school sale. I’m a comm major so i only use it for note-taking and study flow + another screen. It’s made my day-to-day as a student so much easier. If you’re looking for the most affordable option, the first generation iPad P

The S6 Lite (2024) sounds like a rational choice. My wife has a 2022 and loves it. For comparison, the S6 Lite is about as fast as the new Lenovo Idea Tab, or last year's A9+. So the S6 Lite is not as old, slow or outdated as some people would have you believe. It should do what you need, though not

Some Lenovo tablets (most notably the Idea Tab Pro) also have a matte etched screen (at least as an option), but they carry a price premium and are harder to find on discount it seems. My current very unscientific understanding (there's virtually no-one on the internet comparing these side-by-side;

I'm in the US, so I'm not sure how your prices compare to ours, but I think your only choices for new tablets are the Lenovo Idea Tab and Samsung A9+. Here both are 11" tablets that start around $150 US. Both have 4 GB of RAM. The Idea Tab has 128 GB of stotage and the A9+ has 64 GB. Both accept mic