Lenovo15.6" Touchscreen IdeaPad | 40GB RAM | 1TB Storage (512GB SSD & 512GB External Storage) | Intel 6-Core Processor | FHD (1920 x 1080) | HDMI | Bluetooth | Windows 11 Pro | w/WOWPC Bundle

My old Asus tablet is aging (still at Android 7.0, which is ridiculous) and therefore I started to look for a replacement. There were a lot of cheap tablets on the market (but you know it is shitty), it seems that you either spend a lot for a high-end Samsung one or you would have to choose Amazon Fire tablets (I think it is also a good choice in some perspectives). Lenovo is one of the few big brands still runs Android tablet business and I began my search.My requirements are simple: sufficient RAM for Android device. As a personal preference, less than 4 GB memory is not acceptable. Surprisingly, this model provides 6GB and this is really the selling point to me. Some may say its processor is not super if you play lots of games or do serious business. This is not a big concern for me though. I intend to use this tablet for everyday web browsing and multimedia uses. It is great that it happens to have a very nice screen and good Dolby Atmos certified 4 speakers! (This is really awesome I have to say).For this asking price (Prime day lightening deal), there is nothing else to complain about. I was also surprised to find that it comes with a cover (you can use it as a screen support as well) and a keyboard! Again, some reviews say the keyboard is not superb etc. All agree but it is a decent/okay one. Therefore I would take it as a bonus instead of slamming it hard. It provides many features at this price and does it really well.If I were to complain, it would be:1) no 3.5 mm port for earphones (not a big deal, just a little disappointment)2) the "Productive Mode" is awkward and annoying so I disable it3) the "Lenovo Precision Pen 2" stylus is always out of stock (I finally bought an alternative from Amazon)All in all, this is a great Android tablet at its price range and works really well for everyday life. Good job Lenovo.

I love the appearance of the unit, the feel of the keyboard, the touchscreen, the functionality of the system. An excellent price for the total package. However I did not receive the 512GB external Storage. Who's to blame, the supplier or the shipping company? I don't know. I live in Panama. It would be too much of a headache to request a replacement.I intend to buy another unit soon, and I hope all will go well this time.

I've had this for 2 weeks now and it's nearly perfect for my use case. 2k display is great for watching videos, browsing and everything else you throw at it, dare I say nearly as good looking as Samsung OLED. Keyboard and case is great, not so bulky, easy to carry around and protects it well. Sound is good and clear. I opened multiple tabs on chrome, adobe pdf, word, two other browsers and it still runs great, no slowing down in operation or app closing. I'd say the 6gig ram is great coupled with 128gig storage. Wifi supports 5Ghz. Only issue I have is in productivity mode when keyboard is ducked, there is no access to notification bar. You can't open multiple pdfs and word docs but that's an android issue anyway. Overall this is a great tablet considering I got it for $249 with keyboard. I doubt anything beats it at that price.

My first tablet was a Google Nexus 7 in 2012. I've always used Android. I can't imagine using a tablet that doesn't have a micro SD card slot or some provision for storing data locally. I don't want a device that requires proprietary connectors. I can't imagine using a tablet for anything but content consumption. Without a decent user input interface you can't really do much else. A touch screen keyboard is best suited for the old Twitter character limit. Beyond that it's torture.This tablet does what I want. It has a nice 2K display. It has more built in storage than I need and enough ram (6 GB) that most everything goes smoothly. It could use a stronger processor but it has what you'd expect at this price level. I stream video, browse the web, read, and play music with it. It has a capable wifi adapter. It can connect to my router at a usable speed from the house across the street. I doubt that you could play many games with it but I prefer a controller or keyboard. Again, think content consumption. I've been looking for a tablet that's cheaper than an [name of well known very expensive tablet that starts with a vowel goes here] that will run the web interface for Moode Audio, my preferred streaming software, for several years. This one does. It has an occasional lag but so does my i7 desktop machine.I bought this tablet for the RAM, storage, and processor. At the Prime Day price the keyboard didn't matter. It cost less than the same model without a keyboard from other sources. The keyboard is disappointing. It's large enough for human hands and it's possible to type on it but it doesn't interact well with the screen. It's difficult to impossible to click on window controls like close and sizing. It's difficult to resize a window without using the touch screen. I wouldn't want to do work with it.I was a little surprised that a standard 5v 2a charger doesn't work well. I'm a little behind the times. An ordinary USB charger generates a check cable error message. A 20w fast charger, like the one that comes with it, works fine. A 2a charger will work but very slowly. A 5v 3a charger is strong enough to avoid the error message but isn't as fast as the supplied charger. Oh well, technology marches on.