Lenovo Idea 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

In 2025/2026 8gb ram is plenty for most games and tasks. Speed is fast. This tablet is awesome. Stylus works well, holds good charge, easy to use. Lenovo has been my go-to for tablets and gaming PC for years. They seldom disappoint. Tablet is big and has superb sound and without the case it doesn't weigh very much. Color is nice, and tablet has a thin metal feel. Case adds a lot of weight so I bought a slimmer case for travel. However, one must buy a Lenovo 65w charger for good fast charging. My name brand, non-lenovo fast chargers do not work. Must be Lenovo. (Unless they do a software update to address this.) That was only low point but still worth 5 stars.

Had not bought a tablet in years so I was reluctant but pulled the trigger when it was on a really deep discount here around Christmas. I got to tell you I'm so impressed. I'll cut to the main points this damn thing will run fortnite. It's insane. I got this for my piano it's midi connectivity watching movies and stuff and freelance so it works pretty good. It works well and the usefulness is amazing it's got a lot of of RAM and you can assign four more gigabytes I believe of virtual ram so apps won't crash when you multitask. People complain about the battery life but I haven't had any issues. I mean it's got a big processor and I'll take the trade off because if you're doing a demanding tasks it's going to use energy that's more of indicative of how powerful it is so I've had no issues with battery life. It is made well. Oh be careful when you set it up I absolutely screwed up on mine because I hate bloatware and there's no bloatware here exactly and I went on a spree to just start deleting stuff and I accidentally got rid of some pretty good memo suites and office content so I had to resync all of my Google files and resync all of my accounts cuz I had to do a factory reset to regain access to those pretty amazing pre-installed apps. Like I said I don't think there's what we're on here but if there is it's easily eradicated so that is a good thing.

This tablet punches way above it's purchase price. You get a great tablet, nice folio case and stylus. It has a very fast processor, super fast refresh rate, a large screen with a brilliant display. Built in AI, great sound and very little bloatware. Additional storage space available up to 1TB with an SD chip. Great battery too! Unless you are a high level video editor, you won't be disappointed! I really like using the stylus to take notes.

This should be a great tablet based on the tech specs. It is fast and responsive with good battery life. The processor is modern, near top notch, it has adequate RAM, and a NPU. The screen looks vibrant and is a top selling feature. This tablet is equivalent to a fast but uncomfortable sports car. You find yourself wishing for a comfy daily driver after awhile. Several seemingly minor annoyances add up to become noteworthy detractors. My biggest gripe is the stylus. The touch screen is much too sensitive to use a rubber stylus so you basically have to use the included powered stylus to obtain proper tactile input. I am not a fan of this hard nib, battery powered stylus. There are no settings to make meaningful adjustments to screen sensitivity or good apps that I have found to decrease screen sensitivity. Maybe a USB mouse input would be better as this tablet is very large and heavy. My arms get tired moving the stylus over the screen area. The big battery is nice but makes holding the tablet for extended use tiring. The tablet lacks hapatics and a proper screen protector. Applying an aftermarket screen protector is difficult due to the size but is possible with practice. (Get a 2 pack) The screen cast does not work well. The tablet does support display port out but does not work with my XR glasses for some reason (unlike every other display port out device I have tried). It did connect to my TV. The cameras are surprisingly good for their low mega pixel rating but nowhere near my Motorola phone camera quality. Most people will probably like this Lenovo tablet. I am keeping it since I paid sub $300 black Friday prices and electronics only seem to be increasing in cost. Even vs MSRP the Lenovo tablet is a good value. Most Samsung tablets are hideously overpriced making this a good alternative for people who need this much processing power and screen real estate. I find myself reaching for my older $100 Umdigi tablet much more frequently as it gets the job done and is much more practical for most tablet tasks. My photo shows an applied screen protector. Highly recommended for the hard nib stylus, protection, and ease of cleaning.

I’ve been using the Lenovo Idea Tab Pro, and it has exceeded my expectations in several areas. First, the storage capacity is more than enough for apps, files, and games without worrying about running out of space. The tablet also has a sleek and modern look, giving it a premium feel. The battery life is impressive — it easily lasts through a full day of mixed use. I also get strong and stable WiFi connectivity, which is great for streaming, video calls, and online work. For gaming, the performance is surprisingly good. It handles most games smoothly, making it a solid option for entertainment. The building quality is also excellent; it feels sturdy and well-made in the hands. Overall, this tablet offers great value and performance. Highly recommended!

Vety good performance. Crisp and detailed screen. Good back lit and color contrast. Had to update Android as soon i installed and had to mugrate account tru Google clouds /could not trhu USB c cable, likely ti be due to family link/ In overall totally worth the money

High quality tablet, feels solid in hands. Fast and responsive with reasonable battery life. Overall great deal for a fraction of competitor's price.

Great tablet (5 stars), but it'll take a week to get set up. It makes me install bloatware during set up? Setup auto-selected 6 apps, would only let me unselect 3, the other 3 are useless but will be installed anyway. Totally ruins the experience. Further on in the setup, it continues to try to install bloatware, but at least it let me unselect all 12 selections one at a time, 2 clicks each. Then it asks to select a launcher, great! but no, it shows a video about the launcher? After copying my apps and data from my phone, it didn't install any of my usual apps. I have 171 apps on my phone that supposedly it would copy, I got 42. Oh, now it goes to the play store to get the rest, and while it's at it, why not grab another 20 or 30 apps that I didn't ask for and don't want? It's going to be some work to get this tablet up to speed. I'll clean it up, but this is the worst initial experience I've ever had from Lenovo (1 star).