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25 Lenovo YOGA Tab 13 13-Inch 2K OLED Tablet - (Qualcomm Snapdragon 870, 8 GB RAM, 128 GB) £549.99 at Amazon
Posted 30th Jan 2022
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- One of the biggest tablets you can buy and has a powerful cpu/gpu combo.
Also available direct from lenovo uk at the same price - lenovo.com/gb/…469
Review if you want to learn more - techradar.com/uk/…iew
added by louiselouise:
Model Number: ZA8E0010GB
Official Lenovo page (£549.99 with eCoupon on there): lenovo.com/gb/…469
Specifications from there:
Processor Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 870, octa-core, up to 3.2GHz
Operating System Android™ 11
Graphics Qualcomm® Adreno 650 GPU
Display 13" LTPS (2160 x 1350) 400 nits, 60Hz refresh rate, 100% sRGB
Dolby Vision™ supported, 10-point multitouch
Memory 8GB LPDDR5
Battery 12 hours
*Battery test performed under the Google Power Load Test Tool. Individual results may vary based on use.
Storage Up to 256GB ROM (this model is 128GB)
Audio
- 4 x JBL® speakers
- Dolby Atmos®
- Lenovo Premium Audio Solution
Dimensions (H x W x D) 6.2 – 24.9mm x 293.35mm x 203.98mm / 0.24" - 0.98" x 11.55" x 8.03"
Weight 803g
Colour Shadow Black
Connectivity
- WiFi 6 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax
- Bluetooth® 5.2
- Micro-HDMI™ with HDCP 1.4 support
- USB-C 3.1 Gen 1
- Amazing Display. Thanks to a beautiful 2K display, see all your shows and movies in fine detail. With Colour Enhance by Technicolor, enjoy an optimal viewing experience.
- Booming Sound. Treat yourself to a theatre-like experience with 4 front-facing JBL and Dolby Atmos speakers that gives any action scene, an extra sense of intensity.
- Plays All Day and Night. Binge-watch your favourite shows or movies! Powerful 10200mAh battery gives you up to 12.6 hours of general use.
- The coolest camera - Take a pic with your friends and surroundings. Then just rotate the camera forward for an instant selfie ( 8.0MP RGB + TOF)
Escape into the story Stand, hang, and tilt your tablet with a stainless-steel kickstand, as you feel the drama and tension of your favorite movies and shows in stunning 2K picture quality through Dolby Vision. In addition, you’ll enjoy the full sRGB color palette for hours on end with TÜV-certified eye care protection, which cuts out harmful levels of blue light. Works with all AAA gaming titles while powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 870, octa-core processor and Qualcomm Adreno 650 GPU Graphics Card.
Cinematic moving audio Experience and hear every note and audio effect in its own physical space through the moving cinematic audio of Dolby Atmos over JBL quad speakers. You’ll be immersed in every concert anthem, podcast, and video call as you enjoy the precise audio tuning of Lenovo Premium Audio.
One home for all your entertainment Just swipe right from your home screen to discover new content with Entertainment Space. Sign in with your subscription services and get personalized access to all your favorite entertainment, from movies and TV shows to games and books, all in one place, so you won't need to jump from app to app. Yoga Tab 13 is also Netflix HD streaming certified.
*Google TV availability varies by region.
Mobile games are now AAA
Play the most graphically demanding titles from your couch or bed with a mobile platform engineered for heavy-duty gaming. Or seize all the glory at low latency on the latest AAA titles with Cloud gaming. And you’ll be playing all day on a battery that doesn’t quit, and charges back up in minutes with a 30W quick charge. Ports & Slots
- 1 USB-C 3.2 Gen 1
- 2 Power button
- 3 Volume control
- 4 Micro-HDMI
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Notebookcheck review: notebookcheck.net/Len…tmlTrusted Reviews takes a look: trustedreviews.com/rev…021
Techtablets' review (256GB version): 00:00 - Intro
00:41 - What's in the box
00:59 - Build and design
03:18 - Loudspeaker sample
03:31 - Display, ROM and UI
07:11 - Benchmarks
09:12 - PDF files and eBooks
10:13 - Gaming (PUBG & Genshin Impact)
11:56 - Camera & mic sample
12:19 - Using it as an external display
13:22 - Final words with Pros and Cons
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25 Comments
sorted byIf it wasn't it would be 3x the price though and probably less powerful. It would probably look nice though, so I'll give you that one.
Very true that it would be a lot more expensive I got a Windows tablet as Samsung galaxy book 2 which I love need to get a replacement now but don't want an Android its to limited.
Haha yeah that will be even more than 3x haha, I was looking around but when I got the galaxy book 2 with windows I got it at decent price about 400 pounds but anything close to that now with new specs your looking at 900 pounds and easly more.
Now since they bloated ms teams to the max it starting to struggle anything when running ms teams as well
Still need to find something I really love the 2 in 1 concepts and I use it alot so would prefer that.
Honestly for media playback android is far superior than ipad. Even for general Web browsing, emails etc.
Ipad will only be better for photo/video editing and graphic design
More worrying is it's Lenovo, so you won't be getting much luck with updates.
LOL to be fair I had assumed you were referring to a fruity alternative
Wasn't talking about iPad but windows version tablet
Android is limited how? Compared to windows, never used Windows tablets but found Android very useful
But £549 for only 128gb is too greedy. If this was 256GB, I may had gone for it.
Also reviews suggest screen is not very durable. Couple of negative review all reporting cracked screens
lenovo.com/gb/…BAU
Youtube vids suggest historically Lenovo tends to not update last gen tablets so this may not see the new Android OS. Update support is a concern
For Web browsing, media consumption etc android is fine but I find Windows handles multiple windows better, external monitors better, and github.dev (vs code in a browser) sometimes doesn't render in android browsers.
Limited!?
Android can be fully flashed/ customised meaning the code is an open market for anyone sat in any part of the world to customise the entire phone to do what they want it to do. Then they can offer this better/ customised ROM to anyone that owns the device anywhere to help make it better.. A quite pleasant experience I may add.
Almost anything other than android is shut door. All the code is hidden/ rigged.
Infact I'll do you one better.. ifruit.. cannot be tweaked by anyone other than a single office somewhere in Amrica. It's not simply locked but it is fortified with an unknown code that nobody else can have access to. It destroys the phone when you try to get in.
For a device that is out of bounds how is that even fair when you filled it with your lifes most personal data.
I'm sorry you find Android limited for your purposes but I can assure you that it is anything but especially in comparison to others. (edited)
Review here:
pcmag.com/rev…-13
We really need a budget Windows tablet again (someone will tell me there already is one) - don't think the Linx brand is around any more.
I prefer Windows, if I was to choose (though I'm using a humble Fire HD 8 Plus tablet at the moment - that I've Google-fied with xda fire tools!).
Many China brands offered dual boot at one point but that fad seems to have died off. (edited)
I have Windows, Android and Apple tablets, Windows tablets are profoundly awful, using Windows in touch mode is like eating M&Ms on a rollercoaster with chopsticks. And it has zero decent tablet apps. Apples IOS is ok but it is so limited you would be pulling your hair out to do anything productive with it as a pseudolaptop (it cant scale to widescreen on an external monitor). My recommendation is a Samsung Tablet with Android as it has Dex mode which is as close to a desktop laptop you can get on a tablet (also has good multi-monitor support).
That's roughly my position, got a samsung phone with DeX support but it doesn't support high resolutions (5120x1440, highest I can do is 2560x1440) and it's broadly fine but a few apps don't play ball (reolink) and running nvidia gamestreaming and discord at the same time is worse than a desktop due to lack of keyboard shortcuts in discord.
Meanwhile a surface go 2 is great while docked if a bit slow. It seems sensitive to touchscreen interference while plugged in, lots of phantom touches. The only touch optimised app I use is the calculator! Still you know what to expect from windows.
Pity it's Lenovo...
My 3rd Lenovo tablet gave up few weeks ago (won't charge or turn on). I bought 2 Lenovo yoga tablets recently and those still work but when I'm thinking now how its even possible that those just gave up - one after a year?! Every tablet has been gently used in a super protective carrying case. Before lenovos we had old Tesco nook which we sold after few years. Lenovo = planned obsolescence?
I've had my Lenovo Yoga Tablet for 5 years now and it's still running well with Windows 10 (edited)