[Daily Amazon Sale] Lenovo Yoga Tab. This is a bargain.

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Hello, this is Hamuocchi.

Recent Android smartphones are truly attractive.
Each manufacturer is clashing with their own unique personalities, and it's fun just to watch.

However, at the same time, I think.
Android tablets surprisingly have few options.

They aren't as exciting as the smartphone market.
Products made with serious intent are also limited.

In such a landscape, Lenovo has been consistently supported for a long time.

Lenovo tablets, in particular, have a very good sense of balance between price and performance.

They pack in what is needed, at the price that is needed, quite effectively.

And this Yoga Tab.
This is quite attractive.

Today's Gem

Lenovo Yoga Tab

Honestly, it's quite cheap.

The recent high-end tablet market is becoming increasingly expensive.

Before you know it, an iPad Pro is easily in the 200,000 yen range.
Of course, the level of refinement is wonderful.

But if asked whether you can spend that much on the 'tablet' category, many people would likely hesitate.

In such a situation, this Lenovo Yoga Tab.

Equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.
Equipped with 12GB of memory.
And it even comes with a dedicated pen.

Yet, the price is in the low 60,000 yen range.

This is quite aggressive.

The Dilemma of Android Tablets

Actually, the Android tablet market has a unique difficulty.

People don't replace them as often as smartphones.
They aren't as specialized for work as laptops.
As a result, they tend to look 'somewhat half-baked'.

Moreover, there is the formidable presence of the iPad.

App optimization.
Accessories.
Ecosystem.
Considering these, the iPad is inevitably strong.

That is precisely why Android tablets need a clear appeal.

In that regard, this Yoga Tab is quite easy to understand.

'You can use overwhelming performance for cheap'
is what it is.

Equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3

First, the performance is exceptionally high.

It is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.

It is a flagship-class SoC in the Android smartphone world.
In other words, looking only at performance, it is completely high-end.

Video editing and AI processing are no problem.
It should also be good for high-load gaming.

Recent SoCs have truly evolved.

Old Android tablets were often like,
'Cheap but the performance is subtle'.

However, it's different now.
It's rare to even feel 'insufficient performance' anymore.

And it's equipped with 12GB of memory.
This is also big.

Recently, including AI processing, memory capacity has become quite important.

Tablets are surprisingly used for a long time.
That is why, when looking ahead a few years, this generous memory capacity provides a great sense of security.

The display is quite good

And what is important in a tablet is the screen.
Because more than a smartphone, a tablet is a device to 'enjoy the screen'.

11.1-inch 3.2K resolution.
144Hz and up to 800 nits.
And it's equipped with 4 speakers that support Dolby Atmos.

In other words, it is completely conscious of entertainment performance.

Whether watching videos, reading manga, or playing games.
You will likely get a very comfortable environment.

Recent high-performance Android tablets are actually quite complete as 'content consumption devices'.

It's good that a pen is included

And what I personally want to highly evaluate is that a pen is included.
You can handwrite from the moment you buy it.

'Handwriting' is a good match for tablets.
You can think differently than with keyboard input.

I myself do a lot of thinking and organizing on my tablet.

That is why being able to use it with a pen from the start is very attractive.

It's also nice that it's thin and lightweight

At about 458g with this performance, it is quite light.

Tablets are carried around.
That is why lightness is justice.

Even if the performance is high, if it's heavy, you won't use it.

The Yoga Tab has a very good sense of balance in that regard.

Points of concern

No microSD support.

However, it is becoming normal for recent high-end devices to not support SD cards.

The iPad is the same.
Therefore, I don't feel it's as fatal as before.

With 256GB, it should be enough for most people.

Summary

I think this is a very attractive Android tablet.

'The iPad is too expensive'
'But I don't want to compromise on performance'
I think it will resonate with people who feel this way.

Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.
12GB memory.
High-quality display.
Pen included.

Packing all this in at this price.

Even looking at the current tablet market as a whole, the cost performance is quite high.

Recent Androids are truly becoming interesting.

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