Category: Tablet

Pros And Cons

Pros

• Lenovo Tab K11 flaunts premium dual-tone metallic body
• Landscape front camera positioning makes it convenient for video calls
• Wi-Fi+ cellular 5G network option
• Comes with stylus pen and folio keyboard

Cons

• Slow 10W charging speeds
• Display comes void of HDR compatibility
• Average low-light photography with primary camera
• Dated Android 13 OS pre-installed

Lenovo has been at the forefront of PC and laptop industry and the brand has established itself as a strong player in the tablet market too. And its a wide audience segment Lenovo is catering to with its tablets range. Specifically, with the budget segment, Lenovo has been showing off its expertise and is frequently updating the catalogue as well. The Tab K11 Enhanced Edition is one of the newest members in the Tab K series that focuses on productivity and creativity aspects. At Rs. 26,999, the Tab K11 Enhanced Edition seems to be a well-rounded package specifically with the added folio keyboard and the stylus pen. But does it really justify its price tag? Its time to find out:

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Box Contents

• Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) main unit
• Folio keyboard
• Stylus pen
• SIM ejector tool
• Charging brick
• USB Type-C cable
• User manual and guides

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Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) Design Review

Lenovo has given a familiar design silhouette to the Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) as its other budget-oriented tablet models. It also has a robust metallic body construction complemented with a dual-tone shade. For refrence, you ca opt from Luna Grey and Seafoam Green shades where we recieved the former for review at Giznext.

A single camera lens is housed inside the rectangular camera island on the top left of the back panel (on the dark gray vertical frosted polycarbonate strip). Right next to the camera island (housing a 13MP primary lens) on the right spine, there are the volume adjusters.

The flat frame-lightweight design along with the full-metal chassis gives confidence to hold and use the tablet with single hand. But eventually, you’ll have to use both your hands for extensive and creative tasks considering the tablet’s big form factor. Bottom panel includes a USB Type-C port sandwiched in between the speaker grilles and the stylus pen slot (on the top right bottom corner).

The Tab K11 comes void of any physical fingerprint scanner, but it offers Face Unlock as added privacy besides the standard PIN and Password protection. Summing it up, the Tab K11 Enhanced Edition while sporting a conventional design is practical for daily usage with its slim, lightweight rugged profile.

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Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) Display Review

Lenovo Tab K11 Enhanced Edition has a substantially large display panel that measures at 11-inches. It is a standard LCD panel as is the case with most of the budget segment tablet. Panel specs offered by the Tab K11 Enhanced Edition includes an FHD screen resolution of 1200 x 1920 pixels and a 90Hz refresh rate. The display has Widevine L1 certification but comes void of Dolby Vision and HDR compatibility.

While two of these crucial display aspects are missing, it doesn’t mean the panel quality is compromised. The colors produced by the Tab K11 Enhanced Edition’s screen are good. The clarity levels are also satisfactory despite it being the conventional LCD screen.

The Tab K11 Enhanced Edition’s display offers 400 nits peak brightness levels. While you won’t face any difficulties with the brightness levels indoors, you might struggle a bit to view content outdoors under direct/ harsh sunlight. That’s one of the few shortcomings with the screen here.

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Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) Camera Review

Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) like most of the budget and mid-range tablet’s is equipped with a single rear and a single front camera setup. The sensors are also standard where the rear panel accommodates a 13MP lens with AF (Autofocus), while at the front there is an 8MP snapper with FF (Fixed Focus) and front flash.

Optics hardware with tablets aren’t as evolved as with smartphones. However, the imaging setup on all the tablets are suitable for basic usage. The same is the case with the Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition), where the 13MP rear snapper is apt for capturing stills, scanning documents, and similar tasks. Overall clarity offered by the primary camera is decent.

That said, the selfie snapper upfront integrated in a landscape positioning is makes it convenient for video calling or conferencing. So if you need a device majorly for online conferences and don’t wish to invest heavily into a laptop, this tablet could serve the purpose well.

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Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) Performance Review

Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) is powered by the Helio G88 chipset. This MediaTek processor has standard 4G network support and is powering a majority of low-end and entry-level Android devices. The Helio G series focuses on refining the gaming and overall performance experience which we found to be true to some extent with the Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition).

You get this tablet with 8GB LPDDR4X RAM and 128GB eMMC 5.1 storage space. Storage expansion to up to 1TB is also possible via an external microSD card. This means no storage crunch issues even if you store large sized files and documents on this tablet.

The Helio G88 chipset performs well when you throw basic tasks at it which can range from general web browsing to streaming videos on YouTube and OTT platforms. You wouldn’t notice any major lags or frame drops with the basic tasks mentioned above. However, we found the tablet struggling slightly when there is any extensive game or app launched.

The app launch isn’t instant; specifically if there are multiple apps opened in the background already. The same feedback is with gaming where lightweight titles don’t experience any lags, but on the other hand, extensive game play can feel jittery at times. That said, it still is potent as a daily driver if you use it for moderate apps and games.

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Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) Accessories (Stylus and Keyboard)

The Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) ships with a stylus pen and a Folio keyboard out-of-the-box. These added accessories definitely adds worth to this product. The stylus pen does’t get magnetic charging feature rather it uses a single AAA battery to power up. The thicker pen design allows ideal grip for writing and sketching. There is also a Palm rejection feature which functions well with taking notes.

There are dedicated apps to use with stylus such as Nebo (converting handwritten texts) and MyScript calculator that allows working on handwritten notes and equations. There are additional pen tips included with the stylus pen that can be replaced and used in case the default tip stops functioning properly.

Another important accessory that the Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) ships with is the Folio keyboard. It latches on magnetically to the tablet via pogo pins. Keyboard’s functionality is good and you will find the keys nimble to press.

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Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) Battery Backup

Backing up the Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) is a 2-cell 7040 mAh (Li-Ion) battery pack. The big battery module tucked inside the slim tablet body is decent with backup. It is capable of lasting an entire day with a single charge with extensive usage.

You won’t necessarily need an additional plug in until the next day. Expect the battery backup to extend to up to two days if you use it lightly with basic tasks such as browsing and online conferencing. Media playback and gaming if done extensive will drain the battery by the end of the day. This brings us to the charging speeds, the Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) comes with 10W charging support. It takes close to 4 hours to charge this tablet from 0- 100 percent.

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Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) Final Verdict: Worth Buying?

Lenovo Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition) is a well rounded package overall in the budget segment. It justifies its price tag with its robust build, vibrant screen, and the stylus pen/ folio keyboard accessories. This tablet is suitable for working professionals and students who need a daily use tablet for tasks such as online conferencing, taking notes, and media playback, etc. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that the Tab K11 (Enhanced Edition’s) added accessories is what gives it an edge over the standard version and the counterparts in this segment.

Key Highlights

• Qualcomm’s flagship 8-core chipset
• 2.5K high-resolution with 144hz refresh rate
• Superlinear stereo speaker
• Haptic system with dual X-axis vibrators
• Large battery with fast charging

Alright, let’s picture this: You are relaxing in your favorite spot at your home and ready to get into your next gaming adventure. But, instead for reaching for a bulky and huge laptop, you take soothing smaller and unexpected. That is when you realize you are holding the Lenovo Legion Tab. This is a compact powerhouse that is designed to surprise you. It is lightweight, fits perfectly in your one hand, but do not its size fool you. Lenovo has taken their Legion gaming reputation and unfolded it into this portable device. Now, here’s the real question. Can this tiny tablet really keep up with the demands of a hardcore gamer? Through this thorough review, let’s find out.

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Pros	Cons
Compact design	Display not ideal for outdoor
Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor	Slight warming during extended sessions
Two USB-C ports
Good battery life

What’s Inside The Box?

• Lenovo Legion Tab
• Adaptor
• USB cable
• SIM pin
• Quick start guide
• Safety and warranty guide

Design

At first look, the Lenovo Legion look like a regular tablet. It has a sleek and clean design that gives it a minimalistic yet premium vibe. I have received the Storm Grey color variant which looks elegant. The tablet is made using the metal mostly except for the display and its bezels. It feels solid and durable in hand. Its smaller display makes it much more comfortable while playing games. And at just 350 grams, it is impressively light.

Now coming to the ports and buttons. A MicroSD card slot and a 10Gbps USB Type-C 3.2 (Gen. 2) port that enables display port, OTG, and charging are located on the left side. The power and volume controls are located on the right side. The top and bottom have speaker grills. Besides, you will also find a USB 2.0 port at the bottom for OTG and charging functionality.

Display

The Lenovo Legion Tab has a decent display for its size. It comes with 8.8-inch display with 2560 x 1600p resolution. I immediately noticed it smoothness thatnks to its 144Hz refresh rate that makes gaming a lot smoother. This is especially useful for fast-paced games like BGMI that supports up to 120fps. You can even lock the refresh rate at 144Hz or adjust it according to your need.

The display also supports Dolby Vision HDR10. That means, watching movies or binge-watching your favorite web series is a treat. I watched the Kalki 2898 AD on this laptop and the colors and clarity were great. However, the tablet is not great for outdoor use because of reflections. Anyways, I didn’t mind, since most of my gaming happens indoors.

The screen’s 16:10 aspect ratio and pixel density of 343 ppi make everything crisp. It is a great screen for both gaming and entertainment. I personally found it a solid upgrade from using my phone for the same tasks.

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Performance

The Lenovo Legion Tab is powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip. During my gaming sessions, I did not notice any issues with graphics or frame rates. I played BGMI at max settings for around 15-20 minutes, and although the tablet got slightly warm, it never became uncomfortably hot. Games like Shadow Fight 4 and Call of Duty ran smoothly. Honestly, I enjoyed playing them more on the Legion Tab than on my phone. If I talk about my experience, it took me some time to get used to the larger screen controls. But once I got the hang of it, going back to my phone felt awkward.

Now coming to the sound. It was a nice surprise. It is loud with decent bass, something you don’t usually get with most tablets or phones. The Android 14 OS on the tablet felt familiar. The tablet does have two USB-C ports: one on the top and one on the bottom. This made it easy to charge no matter how I was holding the device, whether in handheld mode or upheld up on a table. It is a small detail, but it made a big difference during gameplay.

Camera

The Lenovo Legion Tab has a 13MP rear camera. For a tablet, it performs decently. It has basic features like a flashlight and HDR mode. During the day, the camera takes quite good pictures, which is more than enough for casual use. The 2X zoom feature surprised me, as zoomed-in pictures sometimes looked better than normal ones.

The front 8MP camera is alright for selfies and video calls, with average detail. The rear camera can also record videos in 4K at 30FPS, which is a nice bonus for quick video clips.

Battery

For me, the battery life on the Lenovo Legion Tab has been good. Even after long sessions of watching videos, gaming, browsing, and doing some light work like typing, the battery lasted about two days on average. Anyways, the battery life varies depending upon the settings, the game you are playing, the time duration. But it holds up pretty well overall.

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Giznext’s Final Verdict

The price of the Lenovo Legion Tab is Rs. 39,999. Its small size makes it a fantastic choice for gamers who are often on the run. Even if we put gaming on the back foot, the tablet is still a highly capable device for daily tasks. Even though it might not be the least expensive tablet, it is an ideal option for gamers searching for a small, powerful device.

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