Customer Ratings & Reviews

So far I have only used this tablet as a substitute for sheet music. It connected to my bluetooth page turning pedal and has worked flawlessly so far. I had a similar Lenovo tablet a few years ago and this one is much faster and has much better battery life.

Great option for beginner tablet under $200. It has great pen features that other big name brands don't have and the battery life is great for the price. My only complaints are it feels heavy when holding it and the included case is ugly.

I’ve been very happy with this tablet. The 2.5K display is bright and sharp, the performance is smooth thanks to the 8 GB of RAM, and the included pen works great for taking notes. The folio case is a nice bonus and provides good protection. Overall, it’s an excellent value for the price and a great choice for everyday use, entertainment, and productivity.

Very powerful tablet with amazing screen quality. The batery life is good as well. Only downside is that It's a bit heavy.

Good battery and perfect size for daily use. The stylist is amazing

Great! The picture quality is excellent, the colors are clear, and the setup was easy. Very happy with my purchase. Highly recommend!

Overall performance is great ,the tab pen and case are overall pretty good . The best bang for your buck iny opinion. Great performance good battery life & it comes with a case & pen

I’ve been using the Lenovo Idea Tab for browsing, watching videos, reading, and some light work, and overall it has been a solid tablet. The screen is clear, the battery lasts well, and it feels comfortable to hold. It is not the fastest device if you are doing heavy multitasking or gaming, but for everyday use it does the job without problems. For the price, it feels like a practical and reliable option.

I bought this after buying a few different children's tablets and Kindle Fire 10 HD for my grandson and being disappointed. Many of them were slow, clumbsy, and not enough memory for his books and games. The Fire was extremely frustrating. So much fluff and apps take up system memory and you can't uninstall them or move them to an FD card. So I finally said that's it. I got this Lenovo tablet and it's great. Plenty of memory and not a bunch of fluff. Better yet, the Google Play Store haas so many more apps for download than the Amazon Store does. It's sturdy , fast, responsive, and expandable. I'm finally happy. I took his Fire HD 10 to use strictly for my e-books. So win-win.

This tablet is great, as a photographer this tablet is worth it for quick edits on the go. I usually travel and this helps for quick edits when im not at my desktop doing heavy editing. And this tablet does help me in just watching vlogs or shows when im travelling as well.

Solid tablet. Does everything I need it to do for streaming, note taking and more. Feel like I can do more with it than my intended use. Battery stays charged for long periods and just feels super clean and user friendly. I like it better than iPad interface and I love Apple products. Definitely worth what it and shocked the price point isn’t higher.

It is hard to find a tablet in this price range with 8gb ram which is the main reason I bought this and there is a noticeable difference in performance compared to 4gb ram. The processor is the same that Lenovo uses in Motorola budget smartphones and it's fine for ordinary purposes. Unlike Moto G phones, this tablet doesn't have a fingerprint scanner. It has face unlock but it doesn't work half the time because it requires very precise lighting conditions. You can only use one photo for face unlock so if there are multiple users only one can use face unlock. It is a nice size and weight for holding without the folio case which is heavy and only good for a stand. I haven't used the pen and probably never will but some people might find it useful. The battery is not too impressive. I keep it in the recommended 20% to 80% range and have to recharge it every 6 hours of browsing. I'm not a gamer and haven't streamed anything. The tablet gets two Android updates but one occurs as soon as you activate it and it updates from Android 15 to 16.

I have been using this a few weeks now and it does everything I need it to and does it quickly. Great for watching shows and browsing the web. Screen is crisp and battery life is great. Would not hesitate to buy again.

Battery lasts long, very easy to navigate and the pen is a great adition! I use it for college and I love it!

That's a real 8gb of physical RAM. Some scammer websites (not this one) even from national retailers try to conflate fake "extra RAM" with real RAM - all they do is try to make the much slower storage do some for the work of the actual fast RAM, which really gums up the works. On this model, Lenovo has finally given us meaningful security updates - through June 2029. If Lenovo continues with annual product releases, buying current product should give us good security, but beware of buying disontinued stock, since support time is counted from date of product release not from date last product shipped from Lenovo. This comes with a case and stylus. Lenovo makes a snap on keyboard for it that pairs with POGO nubs, so no Bluetooth issues (keyboard is NOT included here). If you need longer support, Samsung released a budget 11" Android tablet in this same 2025 time frame, and they offer much longer security updates. However its screen is "wide array" not IPS and quality suffers a very slight amount (it's not truly terrible TN though, it's Samsungs knockoff of IPS). Finally, this runs Androi 16 with improved Chrome browser (will open Google Docs as tabs, a first, it used to spring over to the app instead). Highly recommended, although if you baby your gear and expect more like 6 years of usefully life, the Samsung is a better choice (Samsung - Galaxy Tab A11+ - 11" 128GB - Wi-Fi - Gray) with a promised 7 years of security updates (starting last year though).

great so far. good battery life. easy to operate. like the on screen key board and the included stylus.

Great tablet for the price. Good battery life and is able to handle all work and leisure-related tasks. Nice screen size for streaming movies.

Working well, wanted a new tablet without breaking the bank. Having the included pen is fun.

I had a 6-year old 10" Samsung Tab A tablet, which I use primarily for streaming TV when I'm on my exercise bike. But the Tab A was struggling to load the Cox-Spectrum streaming app, so I decided it was time to upgrade. I found the Lenovo Idea Tab on sale. Aside from the sale price and a slightly bigger display, what attracted me was the 8GB of RAM, which I hoped would make apps run better. The Idea Tab has exceeded all expectations. I am getting much better performance and stability than with my previous Tab A and it provides a great picture when I'm streaming video. I haven't needed to use the stylus yet but it's a nice feature to have if I ever need it. My only gripe is the case, which was flimsy plastic and something I would never consider using when I take the tablet on travel. So, I recycled that and purchased a nice silicone case that actually affords good protection. I just wonder why Lenovo even bothered with that. Otherwise, the Lenovo Idea Tab is a lot of bang for the buck. I would have spent significantly more for a comparable Samsung product. If you're looking for an excellent mid-range tablet, I strongly recommend taking a look at the Lenovo Idea Tab.

Good battery life. Well worth the price, tablet pen very convenient, able to write and ai translation accurate.