Lenovo Tab P12 - Expansive Touchscreen Tablet - 12.7" 3K Display - 13MP Camera - 8GB Memory - 128GB UFS Storage - Android 13 - Dolby Atmos - Quad JBL Speakers - Pen Included

I’ve seen some poor reviews of this and I don’t get it. This thing is a great little tablet for under 300 bucks. I got it on a sale for about 260 shipped. I look at android tablets like toys. Android will never be an iPad. Android just does not have the robustness needed for real computing. Although I’m a huge fan of Linux. Android has always been a miss. From that vantage. This tablet is awesome. Beautiful screen. Fast. Easy to use. The pen that comes with it is amazing. So I will do a good amount of drawing on this sucker. It’s a 16:9 very beautiful large screen. Light years ahead of the crap imported standard fare. Google play is the only way to go. Amazon only fire’s are the most buggy awful tablet experiences I’ve ever had. Cheap. Horrible resolution, slow, and Amazon apps suck. This is a beautiful mid point. Samsung is the only other thing I’ve seen that is as responsive in all around speed of use. I haven’t had to wait for it to get unstuck once.

I spent alot of time researching tablets. I wanted something that had great performance, a big screen, and didnt break the bank. This tablet checked all of those boxes so i decided to buy it. After using it for over a month I am super happy with it and glad I bought this one vs other expensive comparable tablets. This tablet has a pc mode which allows me to stream a godzilla movie while playing a godzilla game at the same time. The playstation remote play works awesomely with it, so I can game on the road. The battery is good, never ran out on me. The stylus it comes with is pretty cool too. I havent used the stylus that much, but it had a button on the side you can assign a specific action to if you want, like taking a picture or what not. The speakers are great and get pretty loud if you need them to. Id recommend getting some bluetooth headphones tho. This tablet is user friendly and a great product. Bravo Lenovo.

I bought this quite a while back (a year+ ago). The screen rez is amazing. The larger screen makes it great for reading comics (nearly zero zooming). The battery life (10+ hours) is fantastic. It's hard to go back to a phone when doing social media video (like TikTok) when you're getting such bigger-than-life, high resolution on this kind of device. I have always had Android tablets. It was only when I started to use this devices that a tablet would literally replace my laptop for long stretches. Even after a year+ and loaded with apps, videos, content... it remains as snappy as the day I got it. If you are a large screen aficionado... this is the smallest screen that will make you happy. (Yes, I can see myself purchasing something even larger at 16:10 or 3:2).

I did some research before trying to pick a table with a full pressure sensitive pen / decent horsepower enough to do illustration and potentially be a basic laptop replacement. This does it all well enough, I put a paper-feel matte screen protector on it and use it to read comic books, surf the web and illustrate. The battery life is good, and it can sit idle for several days at a time without issue. If you don't want to drop 1000 or more bucks on a iPad Pro or Tablet PC this does a pretty good job of filling that niche. **update* While attempting to use this as my "only" carry along piece of electronics I discovered a pretty glaring issue. The Lenovo P12 lacks the ability to output video via USB-C like so many other tablets. Lenovo has stated that this a "P12 Pro" feature only and to use wireless display / screen mirroring but the latency for anything other than non-interactive content for this tech is unacceptable for this kind of use. It's somewhat confusing that this feature simply isn't included and I don't know whether this was an OEM implementation issue or if the chipset itself lacks this functionality. This limits its functionality as a daily driver as you cannot simply connect it to a dock to replicate the functionality of a desktop/laptop/competing laptops. It's an infuriating omission as the pen tech, screen and so much about this tablet is very much worth it and make it quite the value.

Excellent tablet. Nice display, great sound. I do not notice any lag, which is the highest praise considering the price of the tablet and that my primary device is an iPhone 15 Pro. The pen works flawlessly, and I also purchased the keyboard case from Lenovo, which is a complete game-changer.

The tablet has nothing to envy Samsung or iPad top line tablets. Picture and video quality is impressive, powerful and fast, face recognition and fingerprints is great and pen has an incredible performance. Quality vs money value is unbeatable. Update review after 2 weeks of use. Tablet freeze twice and had to hard reboot it. Becomes totally irresponsible with all software updates. Added 512 GB micro SD card and later removed, but problem persisted. If this happens again, I am returning it.

I needed a simple tablet for a long hospital stay, and I decided to get the Lenovo P12 as it looked like it would suit my needs at a fair price. It not only meet my needs, it exceeded them. I've never used an S pen before, and the functionality it adds to this tablet is great. It's even able to transcribe my horrendous hand writing, making it ready to jot down things quickly or doodle to pass the time. Sound quality with four speakers is actually pretty good. Screen size is perfect for streaming without the eyestrain from watching too long on a smartphone. The charge time is a little long, but that's to be expected as it's not a top of the line flagship tablet. Overall a good value for what I paid, and does the job for the simple tasks I need it for.

This is a great tablet. Very easy setup, transfer from another computer or tablet, and very intuitive for this 90 year old guy to navigate. I just returned one that cost $100 more because it was none of those things. Plus it did not have pinch screen as this one does. My 90 year old eyes frequently need to enlarge something on the screen.

it's good enough for the girls we date