LenovoTab M11, 11” Display, MediaTek Helio G88 Octa-Core, 4GB RAM, 64GB SSD, 1920x1200 px, Ambient Light-Sensor, 10 Hour Battery, Comes w/Pen, Luna Grey

I bought this for my 86 yr old mom, and like it's bigger brother (I own the 12.9" Lenovo P12) it is blazing fast, easy to set up and a breeze to use. My mom was very happy. Had to get used to the newer version of android (she had a tablet with Android 7 on it, this is Android 14). WELL worth the price, rivals my iPad Pro in speed and versatility.

This tablet is great. It's fast, it's very easy to use, it sounds good, the screen size is perfect, definitely worth every penny.

Great tablet very quick and has amazing battery life. Storage is expandable via SD card

I really wanted a tablet for when I go to work and there is crazy downtime. My intentions were no games, no social media, and no photos, the tablet would be just for streaming.I thought it would be too big, but it was just right for what I needed. The screen is clear and vibrant. It can be slightly sluggish, but nothing that ruined the experience. Speakers were not great, but you don't really use them for that. Sounded just fine with headphones in.Basically, if you just need something to stream on the side with and not really be a powerhouse tablet, this is the guy.Full honesty, I did return it. Only because of one flaw. It does NOT have the ability to stream multiple apps at the same time. I don't mean have 2 apps open, it does that just fine. I mean run YouTube and netlflix or Max at the same time. Which is specifically why I was looking for a tablet. Yes, it's my fault for not researching that, I assumed all tablets could. (In case anyone is curious, the Galaxy tablets can do 2 streams at once)But if you're looking for a gift for your mother-in-law to watch Netflix on, or just need a side tablet to house your streaming apps, this is perfect for that.

The Lenovo Tab M11 provides a crisp 11” display and solid performance with the MediaTek Helio G88 processor. It charges very fast. Ease to use. It’s perfect for streaming, browsing, or note-taking with the included pen. The battery lasts around 10 hours, and the overall build feels premium. Good value for a multi-use tablet.

The item is fine as far as structural design and materialI was biased and partial to Lenovo products for in the past their laptops have served me well. By far, better than any other brands on the market.Unfortunately, I can't say the same for this particular tablet which I purchased a while back. I feel enough time familiarizing self with product has passed for my opinion to be shared with you.I am not pleased with the tablet. This is not to knock Lenovo off from the pedestal. This is my first tablet that I owned and I simply do not like it.Now this next part does concern my view about Lenovo based on this particular tablet. I paid for a gimmick called octacore or something like that. It sounds cool and all, it's supposed to add to the umph factor as far as muti tasking, a faster processor etc...Anyway, I read the specs before purchasing and boy has this entire experience with this tablet does not liveup to the Lenovo reputation..It boasts a MediaTek Helio G88 Octa-Core processor with Superior Performance. Maybe but Superior to what? Maybe an apple LC II or the old Atari Pong game but I wouldn't call my experience with this Octa-Core Superior by any standard.It speaks of an Ambient Light Sensor. A what, WHAT?I usually limit myself to a movie a night. You know, to reward myself for making it through another glorious day. Anyway. every movie that I have watched so far appears to have been filmed in the darkness of the abyss. It's a dark display screen whenever I watch a movie. I know that it is not an issue with Prime. I've watched movies from other apps as well. Same results.Maybe I need to watch a movie in the Daylight. HAAHAhaaaa, just kidding. Sorry, I couldn't resist.I am going to donate, this tablet to a less fortunate soul as soon as I buy a new laptop. Preferably to a homeless shelter. What kind of guy would I be if I passed this on to a friend? Don't answer that.First I am researching and comparing specs, processors, memory types, hard drives etc...I have limited my search to 16" to 17" laptops and Lenovo exclusively but today, I will be comparing with other unpopular brands. No HP, no Dell, no.....I don't know, maybe Lenovo I'll have to wait and see.

At it's price I was expecting a device of similar quality to an Amazon Fire Tablet I was just going to use to watch TV at night...This tablet is a great budget option. For most people, it's likely the most computer needed. It works flawlessly, the battery hooks well and charges quickly an it's audio is audible at lower volumes as well as find to a good level so it doesn't keep my wife awake like the tv used to.I've also used it for some mild 3D editing and video editing, but I wouldn't recommend it for this unless you're just doing very minor edits. It's great for running my Alexas around the house, paying bills, ordering lunch or responding to a quick email.All around, I've been impressed with this and its usage has taken over from my phone while at home.

This is great. It’s really fast for the price. I got it with the pen which is great for drawing. This is the second one that I bought. Works with DJI fly app