The just-released Lenovo Tab P11 (Gen 2) mid-ranger is on sale at a bargain price
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Does Amazon's hot new Fire Max 11 giant look just about flawless to you in terms of value for money at first glance... apart from the lack of Google Play support? Then why not opt for a fully featured 11.5-inch Android tablet... at a lower price instead?
Yes, you can get exactly that on Lenovo's official US website right now, and all you need to do is add the company's Tab P11 (Gen 2) to your cart in a 64GB storage configuration and enter the "SAVE10TABLETS" e-coupon code in a specially designated box before completing your order.
Normally priced at $289.99 and discounted to $259.98 shortly after its recent US commercial debut, the jumbo-sized mid-ranger can be yours at the time of this writing for as little as $206.99 if you remember to follow the aforementioned steps.
That makes this thing very clearly one of the best budget tablets available today, although you'll obviously have to make a few important compromises at a little over two Benjamins. We're talking first and foremost about an underwhelming 4GB RAM count by 2023 standards, and of course, the MediaTek Helio G99 processor under the second-gen Lenovo Tab P11's hood is not exactly a screamer either.
But the large IPS touchscreen comes with a respectable resolution of 2000 x 1200 pixels and 400 nits of brightness, as well as state-of-the-art 120Hz refresh rate technology, and the razor-thin slate somehow manages to pack a big enough battery for up to 10 hours of uninterrupted video playback time.
A quad speaker system boosted by Dolby Atmos further contributes to an absolutely remarkable content consumption experience (at least for that deeply discounted price), and although the Lenovo Tab P11 Gen 2 runs Android 12L out the box rather than Android 13, its manufacturer promises to cover you for three years as far as security updates are concerned and deliver two OS promotions as well.
For an extra touch of productivity, the low-cost 11.5-incher can be paired with a keyboard and stylus, but of course, you'll have to purchase those separately. A 2023 Lenovo Precision Pen 2 with 4,096 levels of pressure and tilt detection will set you back an additional $59.99, while a 2-in-1 keyboard pack with a protective rear cover costs $89.99. Even if you add all that up, you're still looking at paying less than you normally would on an entry-level variant of Apple's "regular" 10.9-inch iPad released last year, which doesn't come with a keyboard, stylus, or even a microSD card slot.
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