Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've been a long time tablet user since getting my 1st Samsung S (the OG) and since then got 8 more tablets from the S2 to the S10 Ultra. I was excited to see what Lenovo had to offer with the Yoga Tab Plus. Everything from the gorgeous 144Hz "3K" screen to the Harmon Kardon speakers, this flagship tablet gives not only excellent performance but also an amazing price to performance ratio. Everything offered for the price tag makes the Yoga Tab Plus more and more attractive. In the box you get the Tablet, a magnetic stand that goes flush to the back, a great keyboard, pen, charging cable with included 45w wall charger (nice to see some companies still adding this) and the standard paperwork. Also my tablet comes with 256GB of storage. The tablet itself is an absolute beauty at 12.7 inch screen with a metal (aluminum?) back and a glass bump for the cameras. Using the included magnetic back stand makes the entire tablet flush. Also the keyboard is secured by magnetics as well and can easily be removed if you don't want to use it but also strong enough to stay on no matter the accidental bumps it takes. The keyboard when closed doubles as protection for the screen. The pen is great and stays on the top on the tablet again via magnets if you wish to use it and I found it works great. While writing, it got all my strokes with no errors at all even with my palm resting on the screen. The keyboard paired with the Yoga with no additional steps at all. I love the keyboard's feel. Nice and clicky and very comfortable while typing. No bending when resting my palms on it. The trackpad is smooth and functions perfectly like a laptop. In fact, I am writing this review on the Yoga using the included keyboard. Being already an Android user, I was very familiar with setup. Logged into my Google account and created a Lenovo one and I was good to go. The screen is fantastic. Buttery smooth at 144hz refresh rate and the "3K" (2944 x 1840) resolution is perfect for the 12.7 inch size. The yoga uses the Snapdragon 8 gen 3 processor and 16GB of RAM so it was great for my "mobile" gaming needs and also some productivity. Multitasking is also another strong point of the Lenovo. It uses something called One Vision where you can have floating windows (like PC) or split screen. Sound is great. The Harmon Kardon tuned speakers are great for a tablet. Even when streaming movies or shows, I have 0 complaints about it's 2 tweeters and 4 subs. Battery life is expected from it's 10200mAh battery at around 11 hours. I have streamed for about a little over 10.5 hours with volume at a mid setting and was at about 5%. Charging is fast with the included 45w charger. Other things of note is the 13MP cameras for the front and also the back. I always use my phone for pics, but the tablet's camera quality isn't too bad. WiFi 7 - Speeds were blazing fast (400 down on average) as I do have WiFi 7 in my house. Fingerprint reader on the side is shared with the power button and worked every time for me. I can go on and on about the Yoga Tab Plus with all it's features but I guarantee it has everything you need for every type of user. Mobile gaming, streaming, productivity, travel etc etc. A big advantage Lenovo has with this flagship is price to performance. You get not only a stand, but also a KB, all the accessories, 16GB of RAM vs 12 (from Samsung's S10+), better resolution and more at roughly $300 cheaper then the closest competition in my honest opinion.

The Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus 12.7" is an excellent choice. As a BSc Digital Marketing student, this will be great for both design and notes. It's impressively smooth performance, and not to mention the audio speakers. Sweet!

It’s a great tablet for the price you guys won't regret it

The build quality of this tablet is great. It feels very premium yet still very thin. Accessories: The keyboard and kickstand connect magnetically and the kickstand magnets or the magnets on the back are very strong. I was worried that it would slip off while standing up but the kickstand works perfectly. The section of the tablet that has the camera is a bit raised so the kickstand sits flush with it when attached giving it a nice look. The keyboard feels good to use and is very handy when I needed to type up some emails. The PC mode really makes using the keyboard feel natural and like using a laptop. The included pen is a joy to use to jot down some quick notes and I like that it's not just a small pen. It has a flat edge that keeps it from rolling around and attaches to the side of the tablet to charge. The tablet itself is very quick, can get very bright and has a really good screen. Streaming videos looked great and the sound was really good using the tablet speakers. I haven't used the AI features yet but knowing that it includes it makes me happy knowing I won't need to upgrade to a new tablet for a while. It came with a charger which is very welcomed and it didn't take too long to fully charge the tablet. The only thing I wish the tablet had was a micro sd slot to expand the storage but seeing how thin this tablet is I guess it's a trade-off that had to be made. I'm really enjoying using this daily and am very happy with it.

​I’ve been in the market for a high-end tablet for months, comparing all the big names. The problem was always the accessories. By the time you add a quality pen and a functional keyboard, the price becomes astronomical. Then I found the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus 12.7", and let me be clear: this isn't just a tablet, it's a complete productivity and entertainment bundle in one box, and it's an absolute game-changer. ​Here’s my detailed breakdown of why this is, dollar for dollar, the best high-end Android tablet package available today. ​First Impressions: That "Seashell" Finish ​Right out of the box, this tablet feels premium. It has a sturdy, all-metal unibody construction that feels solid and durable, not plasticky. I got the "Seashell" color, which is this beautiful, elegant light finish that looks incredibly clean and modern. It stands out from the usual sea of grey and black tablets. It’s a gorgeous device that feels every bit as high-end as its specs suggest. ​The Display: 3K, 144Hz, and Incredibly Bright ​This is the main event. The 12.7-inch screen is a showstopper. Lenovo calls it a 3K (2944 x 1840) display, and the sharpness is immediately noticeable. Text is razor-crisp, and photos look incredibly detailed. ​But the two best features are the refresh rate and the brightness: ​144Hz Refresh Rate: This is something you usually only see on high-end gaming monitors. Scrolling through websites, feeds, or documents is impossibly smooth. There’s zero motion blur, and it just makes the whole experience feel faster and more responsive. ​High Brightness (900 Nits): This thing gets bright. I can easily use it in a sunny room or even outdoors without the screen becoming a reflective mirror. The anti-reflection finish helps a lot, too. ​Watching movies on this is a treat. The colors are vibrant, the blacks are deep (for an LTPS panel, it's fantastic), and combined with the audio, it’s a true mobile cinema. ​The Sound: A Six-Speaker Harman Kardon System ​I was not prepared for the audio on this tablet. Lenovo partnered with Harman Kardon for a six-speaker system (four subwoofers and two tweeters) with Dolby Atmos, and it’s not a gimmick. ​The sound is rich, deep, and incredibly loud. It easily fills my living room with crisp, clear audio. The bass is genuinely impressive for a device this thin. You can feel the rumble in action movies. For media consumption, this tablet is in a class of its own. I no longer bother connecting a Bluetooth speaker. ​The "Plus": A True Productivity Powerhouse ​This is where the "Plus" in the name really earns its keep. The box doesn't just come with the tablet; it comes with everything you need. ​The Keyboard Stand: This isn't a flimsy, floppy add-on. It's a 2-in-1 magnetic stand and keyboard. The stand itself is robust, and the keyboard attaches with a satisfying snap via pogo pins. The keys have that classic, tactile Lenovo feel with good travel, making typing genuinely comfortable for long sessions. It instantly puts the tablet into a "PC Mode" that gives you a more laptop-like experience with windowed apps. ​The Lenovo Tab Pen Pro: This is, hands down, one of the best styluses I’ve ever used. It’s not just a passive piece of plastic. It has built-in haptics that create a subtle vibration and sound to mimic the feel of a pen on paper. It’s a small detail that makes a huge difference for note-taking. It’s precise, has gesture controls, and charges magnetically to the top of the tablet. ​The Performance: This whole package is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip and a massive 16GB of RAM. This is laptop-level spec. There is no lag. Ever. I can have 20+ tabs open in my browser, stream music, and switch between a 3K video and a large spreadsheet without a single stutter. The 256GB of storage is also blazingly fast, so apps open instantly. ​Battery Life: The All-Day Workhorse ​The Yoga Tab Plus has a massive 10,200mAh battery. For my average use—a mix of web browsing, replying to emails, watching a couple of hours of YouTube, and taking notes—I am easily ending the day with 40-50% battery left. For lighter use, this is easily a two-day device. When it finally does need a charge, the included 45W fast charger juices it up incredibly quickly. ​Final Verdict: Stop Shopping and Buy This. ​I am genuinely blown away by the value Lenovo packed into this box. If you were to buy a competitor's tablet, you would have to spend at least another $250-$350 to get a comparable pen and keyboard. ​With the Yoga Tab Plus, you get it all included. You get a stunning 3K 144Hz display, a room-filling six-speaker audio system, top-tier performance, and a premium build. This isn't just a great tablet; it's a complete, powerful, and beautiful portable workstation right out of the box. ​This is the easiest 5/5 stars I’ve ever given. Highly, highly recommended.

This tablet is a great all-around value product if you are looking for high-end specs at a much more affordable price. Its PC mode is fairly competitive with Samsung Dex. It comes with the keyboard in the package, which is great even if it isn't backlit. I get around 17 hours reading well listening to music, and 13 to 15 hours mixing in watching videos. It lacks a little bit of polish my old Samsung tablet had, but at about half the price, including keyboard it seems like a pretty reasonable tradeoff.

What a wonderful entertainment device!! The screen is large for a tablet, the colors are amazing and the speakers are top of the line. Listening to Youtube Music or streaming Prime Video is just incredible. Getting the S Pen in the box was a great surprise. The keyboard stand is surprisingly sturdy and the overall quality is above and beyond what some of the supposedly higher end Tablet makers produce. The battery lasts a full day for me which is a plus as I do not need to take a charger with me everywhere I go. Best high end Android tablet imo.

So far it is a great device for the price point. I will say the Lenovo desktop setting for the device needs more work. But I didn't buy it to be a desktop, so I don't use it. The screen is great. High resolution and colors look great. It doesn't get as black as an OLED, but it is high quality for IPS. The included keyboard feels great. It is very clicky and large enough for someone with bigger hands to type on and feels satisfying to type on. The included pen works great. It has a haptic feedback on it that is just wild. It sounds and feels like you are writing with pencil and paper. I opted for this tablet over the newer Samsung S10 line given that the Lenovo is still using the Snapdragon 8 gen 3. It is debatable what has better performance between the Snapdragon and Mediatek, but I was leaning more to Snapdragon. And given the S10 plus starts at $900 when on sale, and you will have to buy the keyboard cover separately, and than you are Also only getting 12gb of ram with that model, and to get the 16gb of ram you have to up to the ultra model and fork over $1500, is just ridiculous. And I don't need a 1tb drive on a tablet. So the choice was more clear at $640 on sale. Also packing 16gb of ram into the device that when on sale you can get it for around $600(thanks tariffs as sales had dropped down into the $500 prior). But with 16gb that is great for 3D modeling and other productivity apps of that sort. As far as only 256gb of storage, that is a little on the small side, especial if you are going to use it for video editing, but given cloud storage, and the ability to offload projects when finish, 256gb is workable. But the total package at this price point is very competitive for someone looking for a more budget friendly tablet device. In conclusion I also have to say the battery is good, get multiple days use out of a charge. The speakers sound great and are laud for the size of the device. And the look and build quality is of a premium device. It is very sturdy, and looks good.

THIS IS A GREAT TABLET TO HAVE GOT 16 GB AND 256 GB AND ALSO A KEYBOARD THAT IS REMOVABLE AND A PEN WOW WE LOVE ME PROFORM AND DO THE JOB VERY WELL

I recently went through six months of chemo. And that means, I could do absolutely nothing except sit on a couch. As a heavy desktop computer user, I needed something and I remembered my previous Lenovo Yoga. It was by far my favorite laptop. So, I decided to give the Lenovo Yoga Tablet a try. What a fabulous device. I love everything about it and it has enough guts I can run multiple programs simultaneously as I tend to do. I love how thin and low weight it is. I can literally slip it in a small case and carry it anywhere. Its so handy. The screen is vivid. Its great for streaming movies. I have found nothing to dislike. So glad I decided to go with this choice.

I'm coming to this tablet from a Lenovo P12 and I have to say that this tablet is miles above. The screen is fantastic. Everything is clear and easy to read. I haven't had any issues regarding visibility, but use has mostly been limited to indoors. The audio quality is phenomenal. The speakers fire loud with no distortion at all. The sucker is pretty fast, too. I can go from powered off to powered on and working in a matter of seconds. The included keyboard takes a bit of getting used to, but it feels good for the size. The pen is very responsive as well. It attaches magnetically to the top of the tablet for storage as well as charging. The connection is pretty strong, but I do find that the pen will fall off if I just leave the tablet in my bag for the day. A small nitpick, but definitely not a dealbreaker.

The screen is great, the battery lasts forever and the OS is smooth. The keyboard is solid and the whole thing feels premium. It's a great value considering what you get.

Very premium look, feel, and operation. Everything from the packaging to the strength and alignment of the magnets for the stand and keyboard to the glass cover over the cameras to the metal chassis points to a high quality of build and attention to detail. Pen feels substantial in the hand. Tablet is fast. Excellent display. Smooth interface and easy to navigate, set up, and use. Bonus feature, the pen can be set to give haptic feedback that simulates the texture of writing on paper! Haven't played with the AI yet but looking forward to it.

After trying out a lot of different tablets I finally decided to go with this lenovo tablet. I had an Ipad Pro m2, Ipad air M2, Samsung Galaxy Tab s9 ultra and s10 ultra and many more. I always traded them in because they just didnt feel like a good enough value. Luckily this released and is now my favorite tablet especially when you buy it on sale! I use a lenovo laptop already so I had trusted their products. It’s a really good tablet for my calculus college classes and already having a pen and keyboard case was an instant buy. I will say because I do use the pen all the time when taking notes, I noticed every now and then like once or twice a week the pen disconnects for about 5 seconds and then reconnects. Maybe its just mine but it can get annoying sometimes.

I do a lot of photo editing and this tablet is great. Colors are awesome, keyboard works great. Very portable. Love the pen for editing. Has great battery life.

I previously reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Tab Ultra 11, and the issues I had with Android OS there apply here as well. The app support just isn’t as good as iPadOS—many apps still default to the phone layout. The screen on this device also isn’t on the same level as premium tablets and can look a bit washed out in darker environments. In good lighting, though, it looks more than fine, and the refresh rate is fantastic. The reason I’m giving this 5 stars is the value for the price. It’s honestly amazing. A similar configuration on other tablets will cost you $1300 or more. Here, you get everything you need in a device that I’d argue is well above average. If you’re looking to do some work in Google Docs and also watch videos, this tablet feels like Lenovo is aggressively trying to compete in the market. It really seems like they’re hungry for a bigger share, and that usually means consumers win. Is the overall experience as good as iPadOS? No, I don’t think so. But Apple simply can’t compete with the value of this bundle.

The fact that it comes with pen and keyboard is a great value! The display is beautiful and big but yet very thin and lightweight. I’ve been using it for about a week now and have noticed some issues with the trackpad not allowing me to scroll up or down while in a web browser. That was fixed by doing a factory reset. Not the biggest deal. I also noticed at times the pen disconnects while writing in One Note. It can be a software issue with One Note. But over all I’m very happy and impressed with this Tablet. I traded in my iPad Air m2 because I wanted to try something different and one week in, I have no regrets.

bought this to be a possible replacement for a older iPad. It’s a very powerful tablet that you can use as laptop. As lower cost option for people who want a great tablet at a affordable price.

Firstly, I don't know what Lenovo AI is supposed to do on this tablet but it seem extremely unuseful in all casual use cases, its a big negative for me since its "AI" mentioned so much when researching the tablet. Maybe it will get better but the model they are using doesnt seem useful in a tablet at all. Samsung and Apple AI features at least make it fun to explore and learn more. The hardware is amazing but the software is lacking if your coming from a galaxy tab or ipad. The display is nice and although the blacks cant get as dark as OLED the colors and clarity is insane( comparing to my S9 ultra). The pen and its features are ok but could definitely be use in a more creative way, it lets you touch slide on the pen to copy and paste and do a couple other lackluster actions , would be cooler if we could customize this. I have no complaints about the keyboard and trackpad, they feel top notch and the touchpad is very responsive one of the best I've used. Also no SD card storage. Hopefully some updates make this an even better tablet, which is kind of sad becuase Lenovo are notorious slow with them, if even.

Still getting to know you. First for me, a tab with keyboard. Struggling trying to find the page to close tabs. Cant type on a keyboard in the dark.