Review on 🖥️ Black Lenovo Ideatab A1000 7-Inch Tablet with 8GB Storage by Chris Long

I was a bit hesitant to buy this tablet. Many of the reviews were sour, and the professional reviews (cnet) were far from enthusiastic. I have to admit I'm very happy with it. It's cheap and just what I was looking for. We have 2 iPads, half a dozen PCs - old and new, Kindle, Roku and Samsung Galaxy Mini 4 at home. I mention this to give you an idea of the environment that this tablet belongs to. I don't need him to do everything. The beauty of it is that it stays in touch with the Google environment like an Android device. I can quickly take notes, open a Google Docs document, check Gmail, read the news, check the temperature and more without having to sit down at my computer or switch browser tabs. And everything I do streams seamlessly to all other computers signed into my Chrome account. Sorry if this sounds like a Chrome ad, but it's so awesome that you can effortlessly jot down some notes on your tablet and open them anywhere. All my bookmarks and settings are available. At first glance - I got it a few days ago - it's a nice car. There were no complaints about the quality of the screen. The tablet makes a nice vibration every time I do something on it to give me feedback. Three things to note: 1. This device does not appear to have GPS. 2. Chrome browser pages twitched when scrolling down. This has been fixed with Dolphin Browser. Looks great now. 3. There is only one camera - selfie. I suppose you could point it outside and see if you like the picture afterwards. If you want it to take photos, it probably isn't the tablet for you. I'll write back later if I run into any issues or service issues.