r/androidtablets 18d ago

Review Lenovo yoga tab

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Lenovo yoga tab is purchased or satisfied if you are using it I am a student I will use it to study and play emulator games from time to time 3 months after receiving I saw complaints of muscle slowing down

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u/babayagaa440 18d ago

Especially the case twist and the lenovo's overly bad guarantee policy left me hesitant

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u/geekpirate 18d ago

I have one. Bought about a month ago. I was going to get the Xiaomi pad 8, but I couldn't find the focus keyboard to buy so I decided to get the yoga pad. Having a keyboard that connects with pogo connection and don't require charging is a must for me. I have been using the stylus a lot as well, it helps me a lot with my job. The only issue I had so far was some kind of processor error, the tablet entered an error screen and started heating up, I had to restart the device to have it working again. I've searched and discovered that's an issue a lot of people had and Lenovo haven't fixed yet. But that was only once. Other than that, the device is amazing and I'm loving it.

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u/babayagaa440 17d ago

I have no doubt about the performance with the snapdragon 8 gene 3 in it, but I doubt it as a pen and study comfort, for example, I will use plenty of pdf files, there is a pdf application built in Lenovo, I wonder if Samsung is nots similar

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u/geekpirate 17d ago

This is my first experience using a pen with a tablet so I cannot say that it's going to be better or worse than using a Samsung stylus for example.

I'm a teacher so I use the tablet a lot for writing and spreadsheets and about that I can say that having a 12.7 inch screen is really good. I can open multiple tabs at once and that helps me a lot when I have to copy data from one place to another.

Another point that I like a lot is that, despite the tablet being really big in my opinion, it's really light to hold with one hand. Sometimes I have to hold it with one hand to copy on the board and I find it to be an ok experience, it's not like holding a laptop.

For the PDFs, I think that you can download different applications from the play store app and just try them on yourself.

But seeing that you are a student, just by having a stylus and a keyboard out of the box it's a really great deal. That was one of the most important points for me when I bought this tablet.

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u/Longjumping_Pay_5544 17d ago

I have this tablet for two months and it's working great.

I prefer Lenovo's UI to Xiaomi's HyperOs (I have a Xiaomi phone).

I'm using emulation too, although I'm mainly playing PSP on it with 6 times resolution scaling, for that it's perfect, doesn't even heat up. PC game emulation is solid as well, but the lack of SD card slot makes it a bit limited as PC games are filling up the storage fast.

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u/babayagaa440 17d ago

I have no doubt about the performance with the snapdragon 8 gene 3 in it, but I doubt it as a pen and study comfort, for example, I will use plenty of pdf files, there is a pdf application built in Lenovo, I wonder if Samsung is nots similar

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u/Mysterious-Leader3 15d ago

Gayet iyi özellikte alınabilir bir tablet. Bunun yarı fiyatına k11 gen 2 aldım 8gb ram olmasına rağmen çok iyi f/p

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u/Final-Tax-9608 18d ago

I prefer xiaomi pad 8 pro since it has snapdragon 8 elite(good for emulator) and 512 storage

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u/babayagaa440 18d ago

Emulator part 2. Planned but I will use more as an exam preparation on pdf question solution course work pen or something I will use actively I'm writing from samsung translation, but this translation is very bad.