Lenovo Tab P12| 12.7 Inch| 8 GB, 128 GB Expandable| 3K Display| 10200 mAh Battery| JBL Quad Speakers with Dolby Atmos|Wi-Fi 6 Certified| Octa-Core Processor|13 MP Front Camera (Storm Grey, ZACH0070IN)

It's a great buy for Rs.17,000. But make sure that you really need a big tablet. It won't be easy for hand holding because it is big and slippery. You will certainly need to get a case for this to get a good grip, but it adds to the heft. The display quality is great. If you need a big screen and a good screen, then this is for you. It's an amazing product for 17k, especially for a 3k screen resolution. BUT THIS IS NOT FOR GAMING. If your needs are for watching videos and online tutorials etc, this is a great choice. Excellent sound. So, would be great for watching movies as well. Go for it IF AND ONLY IF you MUST need a 13 inch tablet. But if handholding and portability are a priority, there are much better choices out there for this price. I purchased it primarily as a supplement to my desktop for online tutorials etc. Also note that this does not come with a Pen. But if you need a table with Pen, then go for other brands. The Lenovo Pen will not be as responsive as you need.

The Lenovo Tab P12 is a powerhouse tablet that checks all the right boxes for work, entertainment, and productivity. The 12.7-inch 3K display offers stunning clarity and vibrant colors, making it ideal for streaming, reading, and creative tasks. With 8GB RAM and 256GB storage (expandable up to 1TB), it handles multitasking smoothly and provides ample space for apps, files, and media. The massive 10,200mAh battery ensures long hours of uninterrupted usage, whether you’re working on the go or binge-watching your favorite shows. Overall, the Lenovo Tab P12 is an excellent investment for anyone seeking a premium tablet with top-tier performance and versatility. Highly recommended for students, professionals, and entertainment enthusiasts alike!

Screen is super clear but 60hz, more than enough for movies and series, not ideal for gaming though. Audio is unexpectedly ultra good. Its probably better than most of the ipads, very close to mac m1 in terms of audio. battery life is okayish not very good not very bad. dimensity 7050 Processor is fine for moderate tasks, cant handle too much of heavy gaming. Overall a good product for its price, pen is smooth too, just not as good as samsung, the tip is plastic so you will feel like writing on a marble, apart that its precise. Theres some delay in response, like you would have dragged your pencil and you can see the line following up to your pencil, not a very major issue but need to be considered while making the purchase. If your aim is multimedia consumption, this is an ideal device for that, if aim is to game, go for xiaomi pad 6.

Best tablet for content consumption and for the gaming people the process is powerful enough to run games smoothly the big screen is so good this device is too good for the price it's is kinda heavy but you would not notice most of the time the interface is simple and so good the split screen picture in picture and multitasking is light work for the process it's is simply perfect recommend if you wanna do study, mid gaming and multitasking

I've been using this tablet for about two weeks now... performance is okay.. great tablet to view contents sound is decent at 70%..full sound gives you a good feel of Dolby audio...pc mode is also very good and makes you feel like you're using a real pc (I've been using a bluetooth keyboard and mouse to get a real pc wala feel)..best tablet in this segment...go for it

The tablet froze even before it completed one month from the time of purchase. Here's how the customer support is - You call a standard helpline and they'll ask you to dial another toll free number instead of transferring the call within their own company. Then the IVR has a strange set of options that does require you to go through the whole set of options over again and at the second or third layer of each option is the specific department. I've had to call 4 different numbers who asked me to call the previous department. With the IVR as such and the Customer service representatives trying to get you off of their neck, and the fact that they operate from 10 to 6, Mon to Fri only, and having to explain each personnel the whole story because they've gotten you reach out to another department, it really gave me MENTAL PAIN. Then, here are the issues I found - The pens are 4k each, only available with Lenovo.com but you'll have to purchase a whole new pen if you need extra nib. There is one spare nib included which easily gets worn out if you're using a screen protector because the screen is otherwise prone to scratches. Secondly, if you don't buy an extended warranty at the time of purchase which no one tells you about, Lenovo Customer Support does not help you get one because it's not their policy. This itself was enough to tell me how serious they are. There is a no to every question you ask them to help you with. No one is able to give solutions. And the tab freezes within a month. Unpredictable machine. Compare this to Samsung and tell me if you face any of these issues. These guys are not serious and won't take accountability for your loss of money which in my case is 40k. It was stupid of me to go with their previously known face value and to trust them without reading reviews. It is seriously prone to freezing and the IVR itself starts with if your tablet is frozen... Dial 1. I would've gone for another tablet if I'd known about their support issues. Lastly, you'd see ads of Lenovo saying that they're going green to support the ecosystem, but when I ask them to take back and refund their pens they're like it's not possible and it rather be turned to e-waste. Lenovo downscaled and downgraded without notice. That 40k was hard earned money invested for my professional work.

I wanted a big tab to read PDFs and blogs. And also watch videos. This one ticks all those boxes and then some more. Extremely good battery backup, and loud enough so that I don't have to use headphones. Sometimes I pair it with my Bluetooth keyboard and mouse and it doubles up as a laptop, where I can write something, even in Google docs. Overall a great value for money product that doubles up as a laptop. One thing that might bother some is it's weight when coupled with a cover, but given its size, that is expected. I am fine with it.

I have been using the tablet for a week or so . It largely delivers on what it promises but falls quite short as a whole package when you compare it with an ipad , The good things first 1. Large screen with a very lively display 2. Responsive fast and split screen is a boon 3. Decent speaker and camera Things which do bother 1. Quite heavy 2. No accessories market You cant use a tablet completely unless you pair it up with right accessories the lenovo pen is okayish ( i find the side button on the pen extremely annoying as it keeps getting pressed inadvertently while writing) Getting other things for this particular model such as a good case , paperfeel screen guard , third party keyboard is almost impossible in India In this regard apple ecosystem is almost 10X better as so many options are available. Also i couldnt find this tablet in any retail shop including lenovo ones to get a touch n feel before purchasing (both xiaomi and apple have this option) The product in itself is good but its like buying a very good car without seeing or test driving and with zero support on buying good seat covers , tyres , in car display etc which limits your overall experience substantially And thats where apple really makes a difference In short if i had to go back in time and redo my purchasing decision i would have bought an i pad