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As a productivity machine however, it doesn’t make sense - Android for tablets, after 8 years of existence, is still not ready for prime time. It offers a lovely display, strong speakers and a premium design at a price that undercuts the high-end competition. The Lenovo Tab P11 Pro is a strong challenger to the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus. This may be due to the high resolution display. It has enough oomph to make it through basic tasks and the interface without issue, but there is significant lag as it tries to perform more intensive work, such as games. The Tab P11 Pro undercuts several rival models available from Samsung by offering a weaker processor, the Snapdragon 730G, which is paired with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. The P11 Pro will be a welcome companion to those who like to binge an entire season from Netflix in one go. This is an excellent showing, and is complemented by the ability to fast charge and strong standby times. On Wi-Fi (an LTE option is available) we were able to eke out over 10 hours of screen-on-time across several days of use. For writing on the go or for drawing work with the pleasant Lenovo pen, this will work in a pinch, but it works far better as a media player than a workhorse.Ī big win for the tablet though is battery life. If your work is primarily done through the G Suite you’ll be fine, but Android is still not widely compatible with a host of essential apps in various industries.

There’s also the matter of app availability.

There is a critical lack of apps which recognize they are being used on a tablet, leading to scaling issues, stalls and crashes. But the software is a mess, or more accurately, Android on tablets is a problem.