Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 10 inch Tablet (MSM8909 Quad Core 1.3 GHz Processor, 1280 x 800 IPS Display, 1 GB RAM, 16 GB Internal Memory, 8 MP Rotatable Camera, Android 5.1) - Black

I bought this over a Pixel C to replace my Nvidia Shield. My biggest use is HD gaming and I spend a lot of times in Hotels where I want to watch my Netflix. I've previously stuck to tablets with HDMI outs and was a bit nervous to go with this solution. Many hotel TVs won't let you select HDMI even if the TV has the socket but it doesn't matter, I am 100% happy with this Lenovo YOGA 3 Pro. The picture is excellent (the tablet's screen is double HD and looks awesome in itself) and the sound from those JBL speakers you really have to hear to believe. Using the table screen I have on many occasions looked behind me thinking I heard a noise which actually was an effect from the tablet. God knows how they actually make surround sound work so well with the speakers in front of you but it does. Watching Netflix films on the wall or ceiling of the hotel room is at least as good as a good TV. You can have a big picture (darker room really necessary though) and great sound. So long as the WiFi in the hotel is good!Super long battery life and, with the supplied high power charger, charges from empty to full in under 2 hours. The build quality makes any other tablet I've ever tried feel cheap by comparison (I also own an iPad Air 2 for work) and the Android experience is close to stock.I can't recommend this enough, especially since they dropped the price to £350.

Lenovo Yoga Tab 3- 8 inch Tablet is one excellent budget tablet which certainly when in use does not feel in anyway budget. I love the very sleek design along with the comfortable to hold tablet as it works well which is also blessed with a top class screen, this provides me with a wonderful viewing pleasure.I owned the previous model, therefore, when I decided to treat myself to a new tablet I knew Lenovo was going to be the brand which I wanted to return too.First reason I like this tablet is the ease of use, everything about it is straight forward.Second reason is the clarity of the screen, the colours are truly bright and colourful and using the tablet to view videos, pictures even fllms is a pure pleasure.The third and final reason is the speed which it completes any actions I ask of it top class, as long as I am connected to a good internet connection using this tablet for surfing the web is a dream.I love the circular rotating camera which can turn up to a full 180 degrees which allows me to take a photograph with good results, though the actual pixel count is an average 8mp means a lot of other people would prefer a higher and more concentrated photograph.Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 is a first class product which provides me with a great, viewing pleasure no matter what I am using the tablet for, it provides me with a top class standard throughout every menu it possesses.I am happy to recommend Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 8 inch Tablet as a great budget tablet which provides first class results throughout.

The Yoga Tab Pro 3 10.1", bit of a weird one as it is actually smaller than the model it replaced, the Yoga Pro Tab 2 13.3. As an owner of both can see the pros and cons and oddities Lenovo still insist on fitting into their flagship Android tablets.The biggest oddity is they use Intel processors not the more traditional Arm based ones such as the Snapdragons you might find in its direct rivals, this means that you will find some apps that are incompatible with the Pro 3 but thankfully thats few and far between.Next up is the odd bulge on one side, this houses the built in stand, something almost unique with tableta ans also the massive battery that gives these tablets such amazing battery life.The previous 13.3;is without doubt a fantastic media viewer, a huge screen and a 2.1 sound system on board but it is too bulky to carry around or hold for any length of time - also again,oddly the the projector built in to the Pro 2 is a higher resolution unit than the one fitted into the Pro 3. The Pro 3 combats the size drop with a brilliantly bright sharp and clear screen and 4 inbuilt speakers that are capable of producing a Dolby Atmos virtual surround sound that is simply incredible - surround sound from a tablet? Amazing...Oh and the volume is plenty loud enough both from the aforementioned speakers and via headphones (note no headphones are supplied wuth the tablet).Charging is pretty quick using the supplied charger, especially whe you consider the size of the battery inside the tablet,Storage at 32gb is pretty good and there's a SD card slot to boost this a further 128gb but larger cards seem to need to be formatted by the tablet in order fit to be able to use them so be warned as data on the cards may be lost.So overall a fantastic tablet, why only 4 stars? Well, its very pricey for a start, performance is usually very good but it can often stutter for no reason whatsoever which hopefully could be sorted with a firmware update which is also another issue you often find with Lenovo - traditionally they are very slow and poor at providing later versions of Android to tablets they release, there's no date in sight for Marshmallow on the Pro 3 nevermind the forthcoming Nougat.That said, if i lost my Pro 3 would I replace it with another Pro 3? You bet i would!

I'll start with the positives: It has a large clear screen, it's easy to hold, the web browser is reasonably stable.Negatives:The USB power supply had a very wobbly cable so bad I've never gotten the battery to charge above 14% - it can't keep the tablet working reliably when plugged in, forget using it unplugged - I will be returning it for this reason. The cable is also far too short unless you want to charge it on the floor. The one for my camera is far more reliable.The touch screen is very poor for a new device (factory sealed box). It frequently fails repeatedly when attempting to select things, selecting the right bit of text to edit is often irksome. The keyboard is big and easyy to use but covers so much of the large screen it's hard to use the tablet in landscape orientation.You can download files but can't name them, and it comes with no file manager - this seems quite stupid to me. The browser is unable to store web orders etc which is not great for online shopping.