Huge tablet, lightweight, high resolution screen, lots of RAM and storage. Excellent value as compared to competing brands. Of course it runs all the Android apps just fine. But that's not why I bought it. With the attached stylus I use it for taking notes at meetings with Microsoft OneNote, I also use it with Lenovo freestyle software to become a second display for my windows 11 tablet, so now I have a dual display workstation on the go. I love showing it off. I also bought the keyboard case for it so now it's like a mini laptop also.

Awesome tablet great screen size and awesome picture quality for streaming and lots of storage as well have had this tablet almost a year now and the battery still lasts a long time

This is a mid range tablet that is worth the price when it is on sale. It is great to use for streaming and productivity. I would not pick this tablet if you are a gamer. I would recommend for those who want a bigger tablet without breaking the bank. SCREEN: It is a big screen comparable to a laptop. If you compare this screen to a iPad pro 12.9, then it is a little longer but less wide. STREAMING: I use many streaming apps, and I was able to install all the ones I have used. Videos play well on this device. Although even if I download a video, the tablet takes about a minute to smooth out the footage on some apps such as Netflix. GAMING: It plays basic games just fine. I have tried a bit of demanding games, although I would not recommend. I have tried streaming through the Steam app using my gaming PC, and it still did not perform good enough for me to want to continue. AUDIO: Sound plays well, there is four areas on the sides where the sound comes from. A decent case that redirects audio forward would be great to pair this with. ATTACHMENTS: This tablet came with a pen. It attaches to the back of the tablet magnetically. Although to is magnetic, it does not charge that way, you would have to charge it separately with USB-C. The pen does feel nice and works well with the device when using on Notepad, OneNote, or using it as a stylus. I also bought a smart connector keyboard/case that transforms the device into laptop. Since this tablet has PC mode, it feels just like a laptop.

It was purchased as a Christmas gift for my wife. I liked the fact that it has a decent display and it comes with a pen. This pen can also be used as a remote control (press the button to pause or play videos for instance). I didn't like having to purchase the case directly from Lenovo (but that's a different story). It has good storage (256 GB) and, best of all, my wife loves this tablet.

The Lenovo Tab P12 is a solid mid-range tablet with a large, 12.7-inch 2K display and a decent battery life. However, its performance can be a bit sluggish at times, and the 60Hz refresh rate display isn't as smooth as some of the competition. Overall, it's a good option for casual users who are looking for a large-screen tablet for browsing the web, watching videos, and playing light games, but power users may want to look elsewhere. Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons of the Lenovo Tab P12: Pros: * Large, 12.7-inch 2K display * Decent battery life * Affordable price Cons: * Less smooth functionality * LCD screen (not AMOLED)