Walmart makes the 120Hz Lenovo Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 mid-ranger cheaper than ever before
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How would you like to be able to get a nice 11.2-inch tablet with a silky smooth 120Hz OLED screen, reasonably powerful octa-core processor, ultra-lightweight design, and solid battery life for a little over $200?
That sounds like a pipe dream, even at a major stagnation point for the Apple-dominated industry, but believe it or not, Lenovo and Walmart are turning that sweet dream into reality today with a killer new Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 deal.
This is an upper mid-range slate that was sold by its manufacturer directly on its US website for just $229.99 for a limited time a couple of weeks ago, and incredibly enough, that already crazy low price point is now down to $218.87 at Walmart.
The retailer is actually not handling sales and shipments at that lower-than-ever price itself, with Lenovo instead in charge of everything, which makes it a little odd to see that the same product is currently available for $339.99 and up through the company's official US e-store.
$218.87, mind you, is discounted from a $399.99 MSRP despite what Walmart is erroneously listing as a "regular" price, which means you're looking at massive savings of over 180 bucks here... that are unlikely to last long.
By no means a serious rival to Apple's best iPads, the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 is arguably one of the greatest budget tablets right now for all the reasons mentioned above, as well as a surprisingly premium sound system consisting of a grand total of four JBL speakers and an unusually firm software support promise from this affordable bad boy's manufacturer to deliver both Android 13 and Android 14 updates... eventually.
Equipped with 128 gigs of internal storage space and a middling 4GB RAM count in this deeply discounted variant, Lenovo's top mainstream contender for the title of best Android tablet in the world today also comes with a microSD card slot and USB Type-C port in tow. Not bad for under 220 bucks, eh?
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