LenovoTab M9 Android tablet | 9-inch HD | 64GB | Clear Case + Film | WiFi | 4GB RAM | Arctic Grey | Designed for portable entertainment

Great price. I use this mainly as a reader as most of my books are on Google Play Books but is a very good android tablet. Quick start-up and navigation. Good quality and size of screen and quite light. Good that it comes with a protective case with built-in stand.

Bought this for my elderly parents who use Android phones and it's been great. The Android software is familiar and comfortable for them, the tablet interface takes a bit of getting used to, but they were quickly using it for everyday tasks. The tablet was simple and intuitive to set-up and for basic browsing, emails and using apps, its quick and responsive. Battery life seems to be good so far too. My only very minor grumble would be storage, as I synchronised the apps/data with a phone, but that's relatively easily managed.

First the positives great clear screen vibrant colours. Good price reasonable speed. mostly pleased but some irritations. As my Acer tab was recently ruined by a careless person in hospital recently knocking it off a cupboard and despite being in padded case was damaged I had to get apps etc copied from phone. Instructions were a bit confusing and it took 3 attemps to start gettting area. Trying to use cable method This instructed me to use charging cable in tablet and plug other end into other device. What phone has ever used a fulll sized USB plug? Totally stupid instructons. It needs a double ended C type or and adaptor to plug full size USB plug into source. In the end I to resort to wireless option. Slow but at least workedNext Their implementation of YouTube has beeen driving me crazy. Very errratic Sometime full screeen refuses to work. Getting side panel out of the way refuses to do anything. It could be that tranfer from phone is culprit.Otherwise great tablet

I've got two of these tablets for different jobs. Both were easy to set up....within a few minutes you're able to get online, get updated and off you go. Screen resolution is excellent and the ease of use is amazing for the price paid for a brand name tablet. Memory is more than adequate and storage was easy to upgrade using micro SD card of 128 GB. I don't often rave about things like this but, I have to be fair ... Once I got rid of most of the useless apps (games mostly) and easily got the food on it that I wanted, well...I can't fault them....a good golid workhorse....

This is a slim budget tablet that is adequate for my needs. I just wanted a cost effective device to accompany me on my travels - basically emails, music, videos and web browsing. In that regard, it is excellent and I was particularly impressed with the display. I added a 128GB TF card to give me some extra storage. Sound is good and battery life is reasonable. The front and rear cameras are a tad disappointing but in good light, adequate for my needs.If you are expecting the performance of a £800 device, forget it. However, if like me you have simple requirements, then this device is ideal and at £129, very good value. It is well made and feels like a quality product in the hand. Amazon has a wide range of suitable cases available at reasonable prices 😀The device arrived with Android 12 installed though Lenovo claim they will be staging upgrades to Android 13 on these devices (but not beyond) by the end of 2023. Security updates are promised until the end of 2025.With quick delivery, I have no complaints 😉

Bought this 4th Gen M8 table to replace a 3rd Gen M7 after it's USB port failed to survive being dropped with the USB cable inserted. Up to that point the M7 had proved a superb tool allowing my wife to read eBooks, stream films and "shopping" tasks. The loss of the M7 was unfortunate as it worked faultlessly until it could no longer be charged reliably. The M8 had a high bar to clear, but clear it it has, with ease. Every element of the M8 is simple better being the smoother, faster performance or simply the clearer, sharper screen. If there is a downside then this is limited to the time it took to take the tablet from first power up through the many, many software patches and upgrades before reaching the final "your device is up to date" message. Worth the effort in the end.

Works great

Bought this to use as a home assistant dashboard because it was cheap, the build quality seems fine, it's slim but weighty, the latest Android version is has is 12.Performance wise, it's pretty slow, I expected as much for a tablet I paid something like £90 for, however, I bought a fire 10 tablet on black Friday for about £80 at a family members request and when setting it up for them noticed it significantly outperformed this tablet, the UI was much more fluid, time for apps to launch was more reasonable, it just seemed like a snappier tablet.Don't get me wrong, this is a cheap tablet, and I didn't expect too much, but the fire coming in cheaper and with better performance means it's a better buy. Bread in mind the fire tablet has Amazon's customised android experience.The screen looks ok when displaying a picture, my kids watched some Netflix and it's ok but the backlight bleed when the screen is black is atrocious, not just a bit of leak here and there, it covers the outer third of the screen at the corners.Can't speak to storage as I'm not using it for a purpose that requires much storage but battery like seems reasonable, it's lasted on standby all week when not in use.There was some Lenovo junk on it, I disabled most of it, stock launcher is terrible for a tablet, just install another.Overall, unless it's much less than £90 and you don't need it to be snappy or don't care about backlight bleed and don't mind Android 12 (we're currently up to android 15 on new devices), I'd suggest going for a fire 10 tablet at this price or a bit less.