Review on Lenovo MediaTek Octa Core Processor Bluetooth by Jnis Ginters ᠌
It was a reasonable purchase, will order more.
Double impression: in general, the device is OK, but the first impression: 1) pulled it out of the box and did not find a fingerprint scanner (it never occurred to me that now you can release a device without a scanner) 2) I connect to WiFi 5 Ghz, but the tablet does not sees (it is solved, but crookedly), I connect DALI IO-6 headphones, and instead of AptX-HD, the tablet connects them via AAC (I checked on different ears - AptX - there is none, LDAC - works) and in the final I still can’t ate over the air to 12 Android ( ated to 12 after 2 weeks). Before that, I had Tab 2 and Tab 4 which is a head taller than this product.
- Good build quality and materials, a full-fledged LTE module, the sound is loud with an acceptable frequency balance.
- 1) Aptx, Aptx HD,. these codecs are not available, LDAC is available 2) Short and vague support from Lenovo (always was) 3) Poor oleophobic coating, very easily soiled body 4) WiFi is truncated, in the AC class it works with a limited number of channels, you need to fix "low" 5 Ghz channels on the router 5) Despite the capacious battery, the discharge is faster than expected 7) Average IPS screen 8) No fingerprint scanner
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