Review on 10.1" Tablet Lenovo Tab 4 TB-X304L (2017), 2/16 GB, Wi-Fi + Cellular, slate black by Mateusz Dbski ᠌

After using an iPad 2 for a while and then switching to an Android phone, I considered making the jump to an Android tablet so that syncing my data would be easier. options that were cheap, but not always the most Chinese. Lenovo has issues with mobile phones but does well with tablets. Pros: • snapdragon CPU rather than unintelligible mediatek; • very recent android 7.1.1; under which the manufacturer occasionally publishes ates; • split-screen multitasking; highly useful • There is not a single lingering or advertising program, and the few that are included (such as cloud or lenovo backups) may be removed without the need for root access. Words are recognized correctly when voice typing, and performance is satisfactory across the board. Only Hearthstone has been successfully tested thus far. The tablet does not overheat even under heavy use; instead, it simply warms up to a comfortable level. Features: • powerful battery, charges in 2.5-3 hours, enough for normal use for several days, with active use for a day or two; • two speakers, nice dolby-sound with standard calibration program; • easily connected to the logitech analog keyboard via bluetooth; • good screen response, but immediately it is recommended to stick a film, otherwise it will be difficult to work due to the lack of an oleophobic coating; • slim body, light weight; • there are high-quality covers s to choose has certain drawbacks • the screen is not full hd; default auto-brightness is not enabled;