I've had this baby for a few weeks now and I can say it's the best tablet I've ever found, and it adapts to my needs and budget. I bought it from Amazon for under $200 and I'm really impressed.
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Android – Enough said. Lenovo doesn't install a lot of bloatware in this area either, which is nice. I had Norton pre-installed, so I was regularly asked if I wanted to turn it on, but I turned it off and it stopped working. This is the only "bloated" app I've noticed so far, and frankly, it's very easy to stop and disable completely.
Lightweight - I put it in my bag and it barely weighs much. My hands never get tired of holding it for long periods of time.
Battery Life – This thing can literally last for days. Example: I picked these up at work on Friday and brought them home over the weekend. I immediately spent about 4 hours on Netflix and a few hours on Reddit. I used it in the garage for about four hours on Saturday to play Spotify and browse the Internet. On Sunday, I spent more time on Reddit, browsing the internet, exploring the Play Store, and picking up Final Fantasy III, which I played a few hours before bed. I performed all the mentioned tasks with full brightness and it did not connect once. I took it again this morning and it was still 43% charged. In comparison, my phone barely lasts a day and I would never be able to use it all weekend without this charge.
Bring a USB cable – I really love photography and am looking for a tablet that can be used as a stand to upload photos when I travel so I don't have to take a laptop with me. Using a $1 USB cable and a USB SD card reader from China, you can easily copy photos from your DSLR camera's SD card to your tablet. No root required, I use Astro File Manager (free on Play Store) for the transfer. Nothing could be easier and makes life so much easier (my backpack is a lot lighter too).
Stand - The tablet has an excellent built-in stand. It's very sturdy and holds the tablet well like a flat screen (which is great for watching Netflix). Additionally, when reading in bed or anywhere else, it provides a slightly larger angle to make reading and viewing easier without having to constantly hold things with your hands, pillows, legs, legs, etc.
Front Speakers – This is a great feature. As mentioned earlier, I use it to listen to music in the garage. Since the speakers are located on the front of the device, it can play music on the screen in fairly good quality. I placed it on the stand and the music filled the room. Also perfect for watching Netflix. The problem with the speakers is that someone in front of the tablet can hear them well, while someone at the back or sides can't hear them as well (but that's normal). If you enjoy watching Netflix or Hulu in the bathroom, this pedal and front speaker combo is perfect for that purpose.
EASY TO CARRY - Thanks to the round battery case/mounting mechanism on one side, this is the perfect place to place your device. Reading in portrait mode isn't a bad thing, as you can hold the device however you want without your hands slipping or cramping. It feels natural to hold on to.
Sturdy Construction: This tablet is not made of plastic. It has a nice heavy metal feel without being heavy. But it's metal. Maybe aluminum? Regardless, it looks really cool, stylish, professional and elegant. I don't feel like it's falling apart in my hand when I use it, nor do I feel like the plastic parts might fail or break.
Expandable Storage - You can add a MicroSD card to increase storage space.
shortening:
It's not the fastest tablet on the market: you won't get a lot of processing power for under $200. Obviously, you have enough for email, Netflix, web browsing, movie watching, and simple non-essential gaming. The tablet handles all of these well, though you'll notice a slight lag compared to Apple or Samsung devices. I can still download as many apps and widgets as I want, and they work great. Speed isn't important to me, so I don't care that it takes 0.5 seconds longer to open apps than on other devices.
Touch Screen Sensitivity – I had difficulty finding a suitable stylus for this device. The touch screen is not very sensitive. So, when you click on a link or app, you have to hold it and you can't lightly touch the screen with your finger or stylus. This makes writing with the pen a bit difficult and takes getting used to, but it's not a hindrance for me. For someone who wants to use the tablet as an artistic medium and draw/design things, I can recommend other devices.
Overall, you get a great deal for under $200. It's a very good tablet that handles everyday tasks well. It's useful for photography and I know it won't disappoint you in terms of battery life. I did a lot of research before purchasing this tablet and I'm glad I chose this tablet over some of the more expensive brands.
TLDR: Great tablet, affordable, long battery life, great features and design, a bit slow compared to other tablets, using stylus requires patience.