Lenovo Tab One Android Tablet | 8.7 inch HD Display | MediaTek Helio G85 | 4GB RAM | 64GB | Wi-Fi 5 | Clear Case

Great little tablet at a good price
Perfect size and I really appreciate the fact it came with a bumper cover/stand combo. I particularly wanted a “larger than a phone, but smaller than an ordinary tablet” on which to read my Kindle books. I didn’t want to spend a fortune and this suited my needs perfectly. I can hold the tablet one-handed without strain. Memory size is easily sufficient to handle the many apps I use. The response time (although I don’t game so can’t comment on that) appears to be lag-free, the sound is fine and the battery life good (60% used after 8 hours on Facebook, YouTube and Netflix). My only slight quibble is the gesture Lenovo requires in order to go back a page. I expected to use the same gestures as my various Android phones have all used, but Lenovo requires you to sweep from the right rather than from the bottom left. A small thing, but one I find really annoying. I’d still strongly recommend it.

Decent little tablet.
Really nice tablet. I bought it for reading as it’s cheaper than a colour ereader and when you turn on reading mode and use a Matte screen protector, it looks like paper. Plus there are more features on the kindle app than there are on kindles, bizarrely.As for setup, it’ll take a while to set up as mine needed to install 5 updates, but they had to be done one after the other rather than just installing the latest. So it’ll take a while to do all that. But once it’s done it’s just like using a phone.Screen is pretty good, watching video in 4k on YouTube is a little jittery but I’m only really using mine to read so it’s not an issue.The sound quality is pretty good as it has Dolby Atmos so if you listen to music a lot it’ll be good with a decent pair of headphones. Speakers are good too but you’ll always get better sound from headphones.The case that it came with is ok, the stand at the back is handy, it feels a little flimsy but it was free so not really a problem.Screen size is perfect for my needs, phone screen was just a little too small for reading and a full size tablet is too big.Charge lasts for ages from what I can tell. I’d recommend deleting most of the apps they pre load as you’ll never use them. The terrible games etc.Cameras both seem pretty good, not used them much, and won’t be when I have a phone in my pocket.

Excellent small tablet for light media streaming and reading
Amazing little tablet.As long as you’re not expecting too much, this tablet can easily fulfill your day to day media requirements.I primarily bought it as a light weight reading tablet, for which it has exceeded all expectations, but I’ve been finding more and more uses for it streaming media, playing the built in games and listening to podcasts.The battery life is great, I charge mine every 3 to 4 days. The screen is bright and clear, and the speakers are loud enough to be easily heard in a busy kitchen, over the sound of the washing machine.The available ram and memory are mostly taken up running the OS so don’t expect to be downloading much or performing multiple simultaneous tasks. Then again, that’s not what these 7-9″ tablets are designed for. There are many 10-13″ android tablets and ipads on the market for similar prices. If you’re looking for something more powerful, I recommend the Samsung Galaxy Tab S Series.

Ok, but has flaws
This is a small but useful tablet. It seems well made but Lenovo’s implementation of android is not very helpful. I bought it as a monitor for a device and this works well but I wouldn’t want to use it as a personal tablet due the poor usability and the level of personal data that it tries to grab and share.