Lenovo Tab P12 Pro Android Tablet | 12 inch Full HD AMOLED Display | 256GB | Lenovo Precision Pen 3 | WiFi | 8GB RAM | Storm Grey

Does everything that devices twice as expensive do as well as them. The pen is a good plus. Tons of RAM and storage. The media suite is very well made. I also like Lenovo support.

Cheaper than Samsung tablets amazing 2k AMOLED screen with 120hz fast fluid even when multi tasking dual apps thanks to the ram and processor would recommend! Not had a problem with mine I absolutely love it ! Speakers are really powerful and amazing too with Dolby Atmos ! Get it bought you'll have no regrets :)

For class work and education stuff

I use this on stage as a semi pro musician, with MobileSheets software and a Bluetooth footswitch page turner. Visibility is great, as is battery life. Never going back to paper charts!Off stage, wi-fi connectivity is excellent and easy to set up. Touchscreen works well. Resolution when watching video is great, and the audio is excellent, much better than my Lenovo Yoga. Every app I use runs very quickly and glitch-free. Pen is included and works well with plenty of options. Build quality is up to Lenovo usual high standards.If you are happy in an Android environment I can't fault this, for a grand less than a similar sized MacUpdate re other reviews -Headphone connector - my headphone connector works fine, contact Lenovo for a replacement. Warranty - Lenovo will give you a full 12 month warranty from purchase date when you register your tablet, no problem, just send them the Amazon invoice

So this thing arrived almost completely out of warranty. Okay, whatever. The stock OS on it is full of cruft you can’t remove. Classic Lenovo.But the screen is absolutely gorgeous, it’s light as a feather, speakers are absolutely adequate. And that pen is only fantastic! You don’t need to pair it at all, it’s just been working for me with Bluetooth off. It doesn’t work with other devices though, sadly.I’ve been saving the killer feature for last… it has some freaking strong magnets. Strong enough to support its own weight. Think about it.Note: I accept no liability for tablets that fell off the fridge while you were cooking. Your tablet fridge magnet mileage may vary.

Lenovo P12 Pro with Stylus 8GB Ram 256GB StorageLets start with the good points, The screen is lush, 12'7 2k and it is stunning to watch films on. The tablet is quick, one of the quickest I have had and does not seem to flinch at multitasking. It is solidly built and I am sure would last a long time.Now the negativesThis is no longer supported by Lenovo and the Android version is 13, so this will be outdated soon, the warranty period had already expired on mine, bought on the 14th September 2024 and the warranty shows as expired July 2023 with only an option to extend it if you pay for it.It is heavier than I thought, ok for handling for a little while, but not for long periods of time and again, though also a positive it is 12'7 inch screen with a glass front. The glass front I found annoying when using the supplied pen, the constant noise of tapping on glass gets tedious after awhile, more so at night when the house is quiet.For those who like me saw the pictures on Amazon and thought it was 4G, it is not. It is Wi-Fi only SO BE WARNED.On first use (initializing) took 4 hours, so many updates, so make sure you charge it fully before first use.Don't get me wrong, this is a lovely tablet,and if it was not for the lack of support and the warranty issue, I would of probably kept it. But, sorry to say that I returned it the very next day for a refund and will go for a Samsung tablet, who at least support their products for longer than Lenovo.

Perfect and as described. My partner loves this device and prefers it over testing competitors.

Lovely screen, loud, excellent speakers. SD card support, fingerprint reader, and an above-average processor for Android tablets. Unfortunately this is all pointless whent he softwar elets it down.The application drawer often becomes laggy and slow. Compared to a third party launcher like Nova, it feels awful and makes the tablet feel underpowered. Unfotunately, using a third party launcher comes with weird graphical glitches when closing/opening apps.The 'home' gesture often stops working after using the pen, leaving you stuck in OneNote or whatever app you're using the pen in.And worst of all, none of this is getting fixed because of Lenovo's "worst in the industry" support period. This tablet is at end of life for software support, so these issues won't be getting fixed. If Google makes any changes to their core services, this very expensive tablet might just cease to function. In 2024, when the experience relies on so many 'off-device' things to work, failing to support premium tech products is just not acceptable. The hardware could last for years, but this tablet is basically e-waste at this point. It should be illegal to treat the planet like this. Shame on Lenovo.