Review on Lenovo Tablet Screen UFS2 1 Storage by Angelika Angelov ᠌

Depending on the model, the Lenovo Tab P11 has a Snapdragon 662 processor, 4GB or 6GB of LPDDR4x RAM, and either 64GB or 128GB of UFS storage. The model was equipped with a 13-megapixel primary camera and an 8-megapixel front-facing camera, as well as Adreno 610 GPU, an 11-inch IPS display, four speakers, and Dolby Atmos. The tablet has a 7700 mAh battery. The P11's screen diagonal is the tablet's best feature (anything comparable in size is more expensive) and makes it easy to browse websites in their full desktop versions rather than their mobile versions. little noticeable, and 11 strong "in contrast to 10." However, the flavor and hue. The four speakers on the Lenovo Tab P11 are spread out along its sides. Their low frequencies are very audible and contribute to a clean, high-quality, balanced, rich sound. There isn't enough bass, but other than that, the sound quality is excellent. The wireless module of the Lenovo Tab P11 is compatible with Wi-Fi 5, which means it can send and receive data at speeds of up to 310 and 340 megabits per second, respectively. Rather using a tablet, there is a face-based unlock. The tablet's cameras are par for the course, with a high-quality front shooter intended for video chats and a serviceable rear shooter for when that's not enough. However, GPS is a spot where users have reported issues with this tablet. The street-level marginal error of 30–35 meters is too great for precise positioning. Simply put, it's unsafe for ship travel. Maximum internal temperature of the tablet was 37 degrees Celsius. The performance of the chipset does not decline under continuous heavy load, as shown by testing in GFXBench battery tests and 3DMark Wild Life. It takes 2 hours and 40 minutes to fully charge a tablet from a 5% charge. In conclusion, the Lenovo P11 is an excellent multimedia tablet for watching videos online, reading, and typing documents.