Review on Lenovo Android Octa Core Processor ZA3V0005US by Tim Duncan

Let me start by saying that in my limited experience this product represents a pretty solid value, especially when the price is right. I like the utility of the "stand" and overall the device feels nimble enough. I also like the JBL form factor and sound. What I'm not very happy with is the device I received from the seller and sent Prime through Revain. When I opened the Revain box, the first thing I found was a regular box with a sticker on the product label. The box contained the tablet in a sturdy bubble bag, while the mains charger and cable were in a separate bubble bag. no instructions or documents. The items looked new and functioned normally, but when the situation changed from suspicious to returnable, an attempt was made to update the software. The tablet simply didn't update the operating system software or even recognize that Android 10 was available, despite the core designation of this model being listed as upgradable on Lenovo's website. From what I can gather from the packaging and Lenovo's own Android statement, the updates apply "to models sold by retailers only". I suspect a non-retail box or "single or contract .operators" model was sent to me. this item. Buyers be careful. In a separate note, the manufacturer bought the item, which I've now received in full, bright retail packaging, with a "Safety, Warranty & Quick Start Guide" and is already running Android 10. It's also currently for sale on their website offered . 5 stars for product, 1 star for seller confusion (whether intentional or not) and returns. Now I'm glad I paid less for a product that can really take advantage of the latest updates and features.