Review on Lenovo Tab 4 TB-8504X (2017) 2GB/16GB Aurora Black by Lin Wei-Yin ᠌

The form factor of 8 inches is one that I find appealing. Not as cumbersome as phones with a 10 inch screen, but also not as compact as phones with a 5 or 6 inch screen. The difference between them and eight inches is significant. Excellent for the majority of work, with the exception of intense gaming and the such. Tablet that is inexpensive while yet being an excellent performer within its category. Solid 4. These are some advantages: 1. Having a sturdy build. There are no opportunities for evasion. The construction is straightforward, but dependable, and pleasant to hold in one's hands. There is some weight to it. 2. Good features considering the price point, including a processor, memory, IPS screen, LTE module, Wi-Fi receiver, and sound that is fairly loud. Everything operates efficiently, does not become overheated, and does not become sluggish when playing video, audio, or Internet-based games. Toys that are too heavy cannot pull, of course. 3. The absolute minimum number of applications that are not necessary from the manufacturer, not a system that is cluttered. There is a complete installation of Microsoft Office installed by default. There are not any stalls available. You don't need to use a headset in order to make calls. About twenty of the programs that I want are currently installed and performing faultlessly. 4. The battery has a decent amount of capacity and has a low consumption rate. Some cons: 1. Long charge. I attempted a stronger non-native charge, but it still takes a considerable amount of time (compared to other devices with a battery of the same capacity). Anything else that I read about in the comments can be fixed and is not an emergency: 2. The USB port on the top right is something that, after using it for a day, you become accustomed to and forget about. 3. The display is a little bit chilly (for many it is so to make it brighter). You have the ability to make changes to the application, such as using Color Calibrator. The screen, considering the cost, is not terrible (bright, contrasty, with good viewing angles). If you are unhappy with the tone, make the necessary adjustments, and the colors will appear more authentic. 4. Cameras that aren't very good and don't have flashes: just regular cameras for things like Skype. To answer your question, yes, they are adequate. When it comes to taking pictures, the cost is not as significant; nevertheless, tablets that include cameras capable of producing high-quality images are significantly more expensive. 5. A USB cable that is very short. In reality, 70 centimeters It's not quite 1.5 meters in length, but that's not a problem for me because I still use it.