Lenovo Yoga Tab 11

I like that we get a decent screen and the battery seems to be very big.

It launched with marshmallow and only ever got up to nougat. Always had bug after bug, got very few updates, and I was in a constant state of hoping an update would come out to fix the bugs. Or better yet Oreo would get pushed so it would have dark mode support. I'm not touching another Lenovo Android tablet.

I've also just had so many inconveniences with it. For example, throughout my three semesters of online learning, it was a gamble if the camera would even turn on or not. Im a pretty tech savvy person, so I tried everything, including reinstalling drivers and fiddling with options in Vantage, Windows Security, Zoom, etc. All of these awful quirks make me wish I hadn't bought a 2-in-1, or at least a 2-in-1 by Lenovo.

When I looked at the features of the device, I thought this was amazing and it is truly something that would never cause any issues for the users. One of the major drawbacks about tablets is their low RAM and ROM, and Lenovo Yoga Tab 11 solved even this issue. This tablet comes with the lower version as 4GB RAM and 128GB internal storage while if you want more RAM and ROM, you can go for the higher variant that offers 8GB RAM and 256GB internal storage. Talking about the features of the device, I think the choice of MediaTek Helio G90T chipset was awesome for the tablet.

After a while of its launch in the global market, Lenovo has finally unveiled the Yoga Tab 11 in India as well and this tablet consists of some really powerful features. My personal favorite would be the Mediatek Helio G90T gaming processor in the device and honestly, this tablet can support good gaming as well owing to the Mediatek chipset. There is 4GB RAM support with 128GB ROM, an 8MP front camera, an 8MP rear camera and a 7500mAh battery with fast charging support.