LenovoTab M8 (3rd Gen) 8" HD (1280x800) IPS 350nits Glossy, Touch, MediaTek Helio P22T up to 2.3 GHz, 8 Cores, 3GB RAM, 32GB eMMC, Bluetooth, WiFi, Android 11, Iron Grey, EAT Cloth

I needed quality tablets to deploy for church check-in.I'm used to the quality of a Samsung devices and while they were an option, I decided to compare these devices and eventually ordered them.These devices are of equal quality, both in size, resolution, and support of Android. They also have less bloat than I expected.I'm really impressed.

Usage: Internet browsing and streaming video.Pros: Good price and good overall quality.Cons: Insufficient memory, and the tablet is somewhat be slow, including being slow to respond to clicks. I ended up deleting many apps to free up memory, and I had to discipline myself to not keep tapping when it failed to respond; you just have to be patient.

Arrived on time and in perfect condition. No problems with the tablet . It is not for work. Get a memory card and a cover as I did .

I bought this specifically to use with my Cricut cutting machine!! I have a smart phone, but wanted a tablet for the larger screen. After lots of research and figuring out what Cricut is compatible with, I decided on this Lenovo. It has a nice weight, nice features, good storage, and is easy to use!! And of course, IT'S COMPATIBLE WITH CRICUT !!! I haven't seen that mentioned in any other reviews. I highly recommend this tablet.

I would recommend it to anyone looking for a budget tablet, I threw away my samsung one and use this one for everything.

Lenevo M8 Tablet is not good, it's slow, it's not intuitive, doesn't have a home key, hard to use it.

I've used this tablet almost daily for 5-6 months now, it's a very decent tablet for general internet surfing but honestly it is not that powerful. Yes, the battery lasts a whole long time and it charges fast too. No issues at all with battery life. Some of my streaming services allow downloads to internal memory or a external microSD card, and that is where I have issues with the M8. The tablet seems to need to "read" the entire microSD card once loaded to find the index of what you select. The larger the card with more data, the longer it will take to start playing audio. I've waited 30 minutes for the M8 to actually start playing after making the selection, which is incredible for a new device. The M8 is an good tablet for viewing and reading, but how the micro SD card is accessed can be incredibly tedious. It does have the best "Stand-By" battery system I have ever used, this literally discharges no battery in stand-by mode. The bluetooth is also excellent, it will transmit LDAC very well and connects with everything I've used with the M8. Would be 4.5 stars, very compact to hold & light to hold. The screen is nice quality, the colors are fairly vibrant.

I was very disappointed with this Lenovo tablet. Processor was very slow. It clocked for long time on most applications. I am not using it hardly ever due to the very slow processing time.

Buena calidad. Tiene muy poca memoria. Pero tiene. Buena relación calidad precio.Materiales de buena calidad.

Sometimes it's slow to respond. Almost similar to the older tab m7 in that way. But usable for me. Set up quickly

There are a few errors in the current product description - it's not a business laptop, it doesn't run ChromeOS, and it doesn't weigh 454 grams. It is the genuine Lenovo Tab M8 FHD.I wanted this to replace my ancient Nexus 7 (2013) which was a fine tablet back then but lacks expandable storage and thanks to years of software updates is now perpetually out of space. But that model has a 1920x1200 display when most current small tablets (Samsung A7 Lite, Lenovo Tab M8 HD) have regressed to 1280x800, and if you want to keep that resolution, the M8 FHD appears to be the only option.Fortunately the price and specs are reasonable. It's compact and light but feels solid, and the screen is bright, sharp, and colourful without being oversaturated. The 8 core A53 SOC is fast enough most of the time, and 3GB RAM and 32GB of built-in storage (around 24GB available) are adequate since almost all apps can go onto a microSD card.A couple of limitations: The CPU is fast enough most of the time but it's not fast; it bogs down when dealing with my large Kindle collection. The speaker is clear but there's just one and it's definitely lacking in bass.And one quirk: It doesn't seem to realise that microSD cards can come in sizes that aren't powers of 2. It formatted my 400GB SanDisk card readily enough, and it works just fine with 100 apps, 200 Audible titles, and 1000 books and magazines (about 90GB so far), but the storage manager shows it as a 512GB card with 125GB already used by "System".That aside, and given the limited alternatives for small FHD Android tablets (none), it's well worth the price. I'd pay more for a faster CPU and better speakers, but this will certainly do until something better comes along.

La compre para agregar mis libros , 1 juego y con eso ya se lleno a más del 60 % se volvió muy lenta , el juego se buggea. Estoy pensando en devolverla. LENOVO es una buena marca pero esta me quedo a deber