Tab 2 A8by Lenovo
PROS
- The Tab 2 A8 has a good price for an entry-level tablet.
- This tablet perfoms well for everyday tasks.
- It's comfortable to hold.
CONS
- The 1280 X 800 resolution display would have been spectacular two years ago.
- Gameplay is sluggish with frequent lag times.
- The camera takes pictures that look washed out and grainy.
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LIST PRICE$129
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$154.99Buy
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Name | Tab 2 A8 | MediaPad M2 8.0 | ZenPad S 8.0 | Venue 8 7000 | Yoga Tab 3 |
Manufacturer | Lenovo | Huawei | Asus | Dell | Lenovo |
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List Price | $129 | $300 | $299 | $399 | $169 |
The Lenovo Tab 2 A8 has a 4000mAh battery which Lenovo states will get you 8 hours of usage, which I found to be pretty accurate.
The Lenovo Tab 2 A8 has a 4000mAh battery which Lenovo states will get you 8 hours of usage, which I found to be pretty accurate.
This 8-inch Android tablet costs the same as many 7-inch models so it’s an good value, especially as it has speedy performance and an attrac…
This 8-inch Android tablet costs the same as many 7-inch models so it’s an good value, especially as it has speedy performance and an attractive display.
Its shoulder-shrug-at-best performance on our benchmark tests suggests that this little slate might be somewhat sluggish, compared to other …
Its shoulder-shrug-at-best performance on our benchmark tests suggests that this little slate might be somewhat sluggish, compared to other competing 8-inchers.
While not without its flaws, the latest budget-friendly tablet offering from Lenovo absolutely delivers when it comes to the audio experienc…
While not without its flaws, the latest budget-friendly tablet offering from Lenovo absolutely delivers when it comes to the audio experience.
Powered by a 1.3-GHz quad-core MediaTekMT8161processor and 2GB of RAM, the Tab 2 is good for surfing the Web, listening to music or watching…
Powered by a 1.3-GHz quad-core MediaTekMT8161processor and 2GB of RAM, the Tab 2 is good for surfing the Web, listening to music or watching videos.
The inexpensive 8-incher is decidedly outdated, with a chunky design and specs that would impress if this was 2013.
The inexpensive 8-incher is decidedly outdated, with a chunky design and specs that would impress if this was 2013.
I found navigating the OS was often sluggish, and apps took a few extra seconds to open than expected.
I found navigating the OS was often sluggish, and apps took a few extra seconds to open than expected.
We're fairly surprised that Dolby has plastered its name to such watered-down version of the technology as, to our ears, it doesn't feel lik…
We're fairly surprised that Dolby has plastered its name to such watered-down version of the technology as, to our ears, it doesn't feel like a true surround experience at all.
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