Lenovo launches Tab 7 and Tab 7 Essential entry level tablets Comments

• Luxor
• tu6
• 20 Nov 2017

Anonymous, 20 Nov 2017This is what you get for paying peanuts. LMAO!Take that $99.99 of yours and go have a nice dinner instead. Worth it.

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• Anonymous
• PUW
• 20 Nov 2017

This is what you get for paying peanuts. LMAO!

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• bot!
• w6S
• 19 Nov 2017

Anonymous, 18 Nov 2017Lenovo, even nameless brand has better spec than yours. At $100, I'd rather buy spec than brand.I always go the other way around) if I need a cheap solution, I'd rather get a well known hardware brand...anyone can make a 600$ reliable and quick device, making a reliable, glitch free and quality device for 100$ is more challenging

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• Luxor
• tuf
• 19 Nov 2017

Looks huge in hands. Are you sure that a 7inch tablet?

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• Kiyasariin
• nYT
• 19 Nov 2017

rich679, 18 Nov 201732 GB ???Nope. each of them is 16 gigs of storage.

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• Kiyasariin
• nYT
• 19 Nov 2017

Anonymous, 18 Nov 2017It's not a tablet, just digital photo frame....It is a tablet. just not with the specs you want.

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• Anonymous
• wrY
• 18 Nov 2017

Lenovo, even nameless brand has better spec than yours. At $100, I'd rather buy spec than brand.

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• Anonymous
• tDP
• 18 Nov 2017

It's not a tablet, just digital photo frame....

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• rich679
• 7k7
• 18 Nov 2017

32 GB ???

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• Anonymous
• ELT
• 18 Nov 2017

Lenovo's mobiles by one by is never good! This one like each other

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• Anonymous
• tDP
• 18 Nov 2017

1 gig of ram? Oh my....

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• Anonymous
• XNI
• 18 Nov 2017

vrvly, 17 Nov 2017iPad X is the answer.agreed

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• zodiacfml
• J7R
• 17 Nov 2017

Children can do with smaller screens and I'd just buy them a phone of this price. I don't see any value of these except for older who just want a bigger display but not requiring a quick device.

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• AE86
• JEw
• 17 Nov 2017

As a serial owner of tablets of all ranges (including 2 iPads, of which the Air gave me the worst tablet experience ever), I have been fascinated by the older Tab3 7 Essential. Yes, it might be the slowest and cheapest of all my tablets, with an old Android version (5.1), yet it feels really straightforward and pleasantly engineered. I have never tried a higher-end Lenovo tablet, but with the low-end segment offering being that amazing, I can imagine what their higher-tier tablets would offer...

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• vrvly
• g5f
• 17 Nov 2017

iPad X is the answer.

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• DonAlduck
• m5R
• 17 Nov 2017

Anonymous, 17 Nov 2017Stopped reading at ''MediaTek''I stopped reading at 1GB RAM :)
I don't get why they don't make the 2GB RAM option the latest standard already for low-end tablets too...

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• Kiyasariin
• Hxm
• 17 Nov 2017

Kiyasariin, 17 Nov 2017Trust me at that. (and no. I am not indian.) Mediatek is not THAT bad when it comes to tablets... moreCont:
Edition) and it felt great. in fact. it had the same feeling as an S7 when it comes to general usage.
For you information. my dear friend. just because Mediatek is not the same league as Qualcomm and the other SoC makers doesn't mean they are bad

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• Kiyasariin
• Hxm
• 17 Nov 2017

Anonymous, 17 Nov 2017Stopped reading at ''MediaTek''Trust me at that. (and no. I am not indian.) Mediatek is not THAT bad when it comes to tablets. Had an experience with the Meizu Pro 7 (high edition

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• Kiyasariin
• Hxm
• 17 Nov 2017

AnonD-694886, 17 Nov 2017Extremely essential for what you pay for, a Snapdragon 410 tier SoC with 1GB RAM won't do high... morebecause it's not intended to do this.

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• AnonD-700002
• pUX
• 17 Nov 2017

Heh, 7" tablet? My MiMix is just 1.4cm smaller :D

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