I heard it has a Widevine Level 1, so all the official streaming services should be providing FHD a.k.a 1080p resolution, but Amazon Prime Video provides this tablet only with 720p resolution. Is this true?

no 1080@@gavrielpapas773

I've never seen a OLED tablet with 120 Hertz and really good performance for that price. This is by far the best value out there. By a country mile. The only thing that has helped me back from wanting it myself permanently. It's just a fingerprint sensor not being there in the US. That's the only real downside I've seen. Otherwise, it gives you nearly flagship performance with 120 Hertz and OLED for barely over 200 bucks. You don't even get OLED in the tab S8

Hope you enjoy it!

Yep. Thanks for mentioning all that

why might this be? did you get updates?

was 6GB too little for you?

@@adil222100 I got the 4GB model and the only downside I'm noticing is occasionally the OS will lag a bit, and I'll have some frame drops when emulating PS1 games (which can probably be configured better to not happen). For me, I'm thinking OS lag is only noticeable since the refresh rate of the screen is so high

Exactly. It's a great tablet. I've loved it for sure

For sure! Really enjoy this device

It's a pretty good tablet! Hope you enjoy it

How is it, compare to ipad?

@@achmadmarendes I prefer it over the iPad for videos. For reading manga/comics, iPad’s aspect ratio is better. It is a good tablet, a better deal than iPad right now

@@steve2709 thank you for replying

Thank you!

Serious issues like what?

Tricky. Honestly I think this Tab may handle video editing a little better then the Duet. Mainly because Chrome OS is still a little finnicky with some Android apps.. And the Duet may feel equally as fast if not faster but in reality it's actually slightly less powerful. In the end, it's a tough call. The Duet is more versatile. It runs Android apps and a full desktop version of Chrome. If an Android app isn't optimized great (sometimes Android apps aren't as good on a Chromebook) you have the flexibility to create a web shortcut and it will put that shortcut in your app drawer. So you can create web apps or use Android apps. It also works a little bit better for keyboard work and the laptop environment is very useful for productivity. And it gets 8 years of OS updates from the day the tablet released, give or take. On the other hand, the tablet will do a little bit better with Android apps and in a lot of ways it will be simpler. You can just add your favorite apps to the home screen and open things up immediately without having to deal with an app drawer. It will also be a little bit speedier for some lighter stuff and I think something like video editing will work slightly better. In some ways it's slightly less flexible, but it's also simpler, a little easier to use since you only have one option, And it works pretty well.. On a side note, I am planning to sell my personal p11 pro gen 2. I often sell items on Twitter (twitter.com/digestandroid ) and I plan to sell to someone in the US for like $250. It's in mint condition. I just move on from devices after my review. If you're interested you can dm me on Twitter

Thanks so much!

No. Built-in kickstand. There's a regular Lenovo book cover case. A a case that you put the tablet in and flip the book cover over the top. The part that flips over the screen can magnetize to the back of the case to hold it up

You can use the time stamps and go to performance if you don't feel like watching the whole thing. I always try to show off real usage and explain what I'm seeing in performance

I mean it depends on what you're doing. Compared to other Android tablets this is the step below the highest end flagship tablets. But it's honestly faster than most of the mid-range tablets out there. So it does have pretty good performance. You might want to get the 6 GB of RAM model just in case. But it's s good tablet. Hard to say if it's powerful enough without knowing exactly what you do. Even then I don't specialize in everything so still may be unsure

how much did you buy yours? was it 299 CAD? I'm in CA as well, hope you response. TIA.

Yeah those are little things that happen with Lenovo. I'd still recommend for the price but I get the hesitancy

Yes you can. But you will need some type of usb c hub of some kind, one with an hdmi port. Or some type of usb c to HDMI adapter. Either one of those should work

Honestly I wish I knew. I don't have it now to test. I'm guessing it's only 60hz but can't test to be sure.

Dang. That stinks. I know they have had some occasional bugs. Hopefully everything gets figured out.

I personally don't see those issues, no

$299 for oled and 120hz. It's nice!

Yes. I'm planning to review that soon actually

Good question. I believe it can but let me check that for you first. Hopefully i remember 🤣

​@@AndroidDigest Did you ever find out or figure out it?

Yep. I'm with you.

Mine works flawlessly.

Honestly that's a subjective thing. But yes I think it's enough of an upgrade. 120hz. And OLED, and a faster processor. All 3 make this a good upgrade

@@AndroidDigest The only thing that i don't like about the P11 Plus's screen is that the blacks have a grey tint to them. Does this also happen on the P11 Pro Gen 2? thanks so much for the reply!

@@EmotionGamingRO I don't believe so but feel free to watch this on a good device in 4k. I show the display in a lot of different shots

This is definitely a really good bargain, Lenovo makes really good tablets for the money!

Basically this tablet will be better. In most things. It will be faster, it will have a better screen, and a better refresh rate. But the Samsung has a little bit of extra longevity, mainly because it has more software updates. In Lenovo is known to not update their devices very much. So it's a really tough call, depends on what you value. I'd probably lean towards the Lenovo because it's better all around. But everyone is different. And some people may just prefer the software updates, and some people like Samsung dex an extra thing for multitasking. But it depends on who you are. Like I said. I'd probably lean towards the Lenovo but just barely

Yeah Lenovo does a great job. My only issue is they don't give a ton of software updates over the years. But they make really really good tablets, and they are at a great price

@@AndroidDigest I dont mind as all i do on it is surf the internet, watch videos & streams, & pretty much it. If i dont feel like being on my laptop at my desk i just grab tablet few hours before i sleep or game n console with it next to me.

Exactly, glad it's good for you!

In His yoga 11 review he seemed to indicate that he likes the pro11 better , but for a lot of people that kickstand is the tiebreaker , I Am in the same boat , I need a good tablet to read the pdf college books I downloaded, but i want to maybe game a little and watch netflix and stuff too

Thanks for watching both videos. I do agree that I do prefer the p11 pro Gen 2 better. Mainly because it does have an OLED display and I think the performance is slightly better. It's also more recent on software even if it's not by much.

Feel free to read the other comments below. I gave info there. As far as insurance, that is really up to the person. Each device comes with a one-year warranty, so if anything happens within that year you are covered by sending the device into lenovo. It does involve a waiting period, but they should take care of you, even if they send you a refurbished model back. I personally think most insurances aren't worth it. If you get a tempered glass screen protector and a case, you will avoid most physical damage. At that point you are just paying for insurance for minor defects, and those things rarely happen especially within the first few years anyway. Even if something did, sometimes you can pay a small amount to get it fixed. And sometimes it's almost cheaper to do it that way versus paying insurance. If you ever buy a device on eBay though, if you buy from a seller with at least 99% which is what I recommend, they do have a square trade warranty and that can actually be worth it. Sometimes it's only like $20 to add it on and they may cover your device for two or three years. And square trade (it's through allstate) is really good. They normally get everything taken care of within a week, sometimes they give you a refund of some kind.. Overall it's a good program. That's a good insurance. But nine times out of 10, people sell you insurance because obviously they are making more money in the long run. I say just get a good case and a screen protector. it won't always work out in your favor but I think most of the time it will

I'd probably get the Xiaomi if they are close in price. It does have better specs. But it's harder to find in the US so it also depends on where you live

Maybe when I went over the design. They are good. Not great. Not the worst for sure. Great around that price. But not on par with the more expensive tablets. So good. Not great

Looks like it's getting Android 13 this quarter. But no Android 12l from what it's looking like. They beta tested it, but never brought it to the tablet

Yes. It's worth the $120 difference. I'm with you though. I've been there with OLED. I used to prefer the Tab S7 (no OLED) because it was such a small difference to me compared to the OLED Tab S7 Plus. But the things that set the P11 Pro Gen 2 apart: Better software support. It releases on newer software and is supposed to get more software support. 120hz. So the screen refreshes faster making everything feel smoother. A faster processor, so everything feels smoother, AND a better looking display. Add it all and to me it's well worth the $100. Some people would pay $100 just for OLED. Or just for 120hz. Add it all together and I think it's worth it. Now I say this as a value seeker. I'm very happy to recommend cheaper devices. For many people I'll recommend the Tab S8 over the Tab S8 Plus. But in this case there's a lot of value for that $120. If you can swing it I'd recommend it. Don't forget to check the used market too. You never know. I'm getting rid of mine shortly, as I need to cycle through other devices to review, so you may find a good deal there also. Maybe. Depending.

That Oled display was the draw for me. Would be nice to have a finger print sensor for travel though... Harder to obscure your pin as you enter it on a largish screen.

You can find out here. support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht501098-android-upgrade-matrix . I would just search "p11 pro" and look for the second generation model. Dates will be there and estimated upgrades

Glad you're enjoying it

What version of Android you up to and security patch level? Thanks.

Late response. I've been moving. But yeah it's tough. I'm not too sure. It depends on what you want. Do you want the best or just a cheaper tablet with a good value? Both are completely different. The Ultra will cost hundreds more. Get better updates. It's a little faster with a larger screen. Better resolution. But you pay hundreds more for all that

@@AndroidDigest it will get better updates is a very valid point. Lenovo moved Android 13 from Q1 to Q3 (at this time Android 14 might be available for other devices already). Security Updates for April and May are also still missing on the Lenovo. Seems Lenovo had to little margin on the hardware so they are trying to cut costs on software support.

Yep, there are downsides. That's for sure. A lot of people hate pwm, and want to avoid burn in. I haven't seen burn in, in quite a while, but I get wanted to avoid OLED.

Xiaomi Pad 6 has the edge in most categories. But it's still pretty close

Exactly 👍👍

I don't really know if you use Aliexpress in the Unites States, but usually it is cheaper than tablets from local stores (At least in Russia it works, because our local stores sell it with more expensive price)

In Uk.. it's not that cheap. It's 499 pounds

@@AM-uo1iq unfortunately the US gets allt of discounts but yes I've heard they charge alot more in the UK .

In my time with it I got one small update, over a few months, but it didn't fix anything. Just a security patch. Pretty typical of Lenovo. They don't do a lot of software updates

@@AndroidDigest aww man, just about to buy it, then realized its does not have 12L like the p12 version

meant to say 256gb, seems it is 256gb

• microSD card, supports FAT32 up to 512GB, exFAT up to 1TB Sometimes higher storage models may work. Even if they technically don't say they're supported

​@@AndroidDigest Thank you!

​@@AndroidDigestI got the P11 Pro for my birthday 6 months ago and It just updated to Android 13 a few days ago

I got 6GB version​@@AndroidDigest

I believe it does, yes. BTW thanks for subbing! Means a lot

I tested the 4 GB model. Most people aren't going to see any huge issues with it. Apps aren't going to close down unless you have a ton of apps open anyway. But I guess really big power users might want a little extra ram

@@AndroidDigest Awesome thanks!

I mean this is a 11 inch screen. That's the big thing. The S6 lite is a little over 10 in. But tablets like the tab S8 Plus or the tab S7FE, they are over 12 in. So this isn't the biggest tablet or the smallest. But this tablet would absolutely be perfect for what you need. It would be great for streaming and it would be very snappy without lag

@@AndroidDigest so between this and the s6 lite for my needs which would you buy?

Yeah it can be dim depending on the environment

@@AndroidDigest thank you for replying. I was going to buy today after reading your comment but seems no luck. The price went up. I will see some alternative. Thank you!

@@oneplus6t469 the screen is 600 nits, you can juse it in the sun, its so brite that your eyes burn like the sun. greetings

I don't have it in front of me to test it. I don't really see much of a point when mobile hotspot is usable anyway. But I'm pretty sure USB tethering works if you're sharing internet connection from your tablet to another device. But not the other way around. So I don't think it will work. But that's just a guess

It may improve with software. All I know is I had a better face unlock experience on the Tab M9 with a far worse processor. It struggles to read people with beards maybe? Not too sure.

This would work great with call of duty! A great tablet for that use

@@AndroidDigest K thanks, one last question right now I have Samsung Tab A 8.0" (2019) would this be a big upgrade?

Yeah their upgrades are not good

I'm with you. That's the tablet I want!

It's got a headphone jack

​@@AndroidDigest Are you sure? Many reviews say it doesn't. And when you show the 4 sides of this tablet in this video, I also don't see any.

​@AndroidDigest Going by the specs and many reviews it doesn't it. Where did you take that from?

@@yalvar In the meantime I did some research. It seems some P11 come with jacks and others do not. Maybe it's P11 vs P11 Plus vs P11 Pro, I didn't dig deep enough, and possibly versions of each (if that's a thing with P11, it is with M10).

@obiwankenobe3962 yes it could be that way. But this video is specifically focused on the Pro Gen 2 version, and that does not come with a 3.5mm jack.

I hear you! Sorry you're having these issues.

Haven't found that device. Hasn't released in the US that I know of. But when it does I'll absolutely review it

@@AndroidDigest thank you 😊

It's not even released in US at this time However, P11 plus (2021) with A12 is perfect for video

Yep. Terrific deal

Hi, my English is not good, because my native language is Russian, but I know answer for your question. This tablet has two version. The first one is global (you've seen it in this video) and it has mediatec 1300t. This version doesn't have fingerprint. But another version for chinese market has it. Chinese version also has snapdragon 870 (and 90hz vs 120 on the model you've seen in this video). On the one hand you'll get better screen with 120 hz, but on the other hand you won't get better perfomance. In Russia we buy this tablet in AliExpress, you can check it out there if you want version with fingerprint.

If you have some questions you can ask me. Right now I want to buy one of this version so I have an experience of chosing tablets :)

I'm glad Sparta was able to answer. This particular version in the US does have a 120hz screen with no fingerprint sensor

I wouldn't worry much about it. Especially for $200. It will be pretty fast and it has a really good screen for that price

@@AndroidDigest that's what I'm thinkin. Gotta love oled. Wish I would have noticed there was a Gen 2 because I was comparing the redmi to the old one lol oh well

Yea wow it's way better in every way and cheaper. Wish it was metal like the redmi tho that's it.

It can charge at 20 watts. So it is fast charging. Even if it's not super fast.

I'm not sure if I should take that as a compliment. But I guess I'll take it 😂

I mean, I was reviewing a .... tablet...

It does come with the feature but you still have to pay for the pen separately

@Android Digest ohh nice thanks 😊

@@AndroidDigest Thanks for you review, you are just the guy I wanted to reach out to about Tablet options as you have tested all the tablets I am looking at. I am looking for a tablet (obviously) I have an HP elite book as my home computer, my job is an Apple shop but we use Gsuite (tech company) I have an Android phone and most of my personal stuff is done in Google drive or using my Android phone. I am considering this tablet, the Lenovo duet 3 ( I bought it but seems glitchy moving between chrome OS and Android, logins don't sync from Chrome OS to Android all the time, Android is less refined than my s21 Fe and be laggy, and I missed out on buying the 8gb version but if the other options are the same I can stick with it. ) also considering the Lenovo Thinkpad Duet 5i Microsoft tablet. My use case is, web surfing in bed, or on the coach, light productivity on the coffee tablet of cafe, taking it in the garage for KZfaq how to videos, Google docs, work, emails, or slack, work that is not tied to my desk at short bursts then going back to websurfing.. I cast content often, looking for phone functionality but bigger and easier to type... Tablet mode in bed and on the coach laptop mode on the coffee table or in bed for short projects, sub $500 budget..

You MUST buy Precision Pen 3

In India this one comes with a pencil

From the specs I'm looking at, yes. It should be faster, it looks like the base model of the redmi has 3GB of RAM. The processor is better on the Lenovo. Overall, it's just a better device, just keep in mind that this tablet will have slightly different specs overseas. But even with those different specs I still think it's better

I'm basing my opinion not on experience, because I haven't tried the tablet for myself. But I am looking at the specs at this website m.gsmarena.com/xiaomi_redmi_pad-ampp-11911.php Hopefully that helps

Yeah I'm with you. The pen should be easily available. Sad that it isn't

😂😂 it took a second to load the app. Because the app isn't optimized for landscape mode it jittered for a second. Gotta watch the whole video and not based assessments off one piece of video

@@AndroidDigest lol man no way, you're actually 100% serious about that finger pose 😂

Just what tablets are doing nowadays. I don't necessarily agree, but just how it is

so, they are stupid by design?

Some would believe that, yes.

I'll try to do that more on future reviews for sure

I definitely think it would work if I shave my beard. I know a lot of things like NBA 2K. For example, they have a face scan technology for the video game. Well when I use it, it doesn't work well at all because of my beard. I really think there's something behind that. But shaving it to test. It would be a very big thing for me to do 🤣

Hi. In which stores?

@@shekinah.a @your local Bestbuy look for open box.

Yeah that makes sense! It will be a different market over there

I don't know much about that but it's a bummer either way

It's a great value

@@AndroidDigest This tablet might replace the Amazon Tablet annual Christmas gift 🤣

It's really really hard for me to say. If you go the windows route, and get the Lenovo duet 5i, which I saw on sale by the way for a really cheap especially if you get it open box. You can get it under $500. It will definitely have the best speed you're going to get for that price. It will be better at productivity and it will even be able to run some windows games. In short it's definitely a better laptop. If you go to tablet mode, just keep in mind that Android apps aren't really much of a thing on Windows. Sure you have a few apps from the Windows store via the Amazon app store, but not much. So to make it easier for yourself you might create a bunch of shortcuts from Google Chrome and put them on your desktop. You could do that for pretty much every streaming service and it will work great. Despite all of that though I would say that a really good Android tablet like the Galaxy tab S8, it will probably be a little bit better at tablet stuff. You will get a 120hz screen. It's a little quicker and easier to get basic entertainment stuff going. So if you want the best tablet overall I would say the Tab S8 or this P11 Pro Gen 2 are your best bets. The best laptop with good tablet functionality will be the Duet 5i. As of right now there's not enough power in the Chrome OS tablets that are out. They could still be a little bit laggy and they still have some issues with Android app optimization. I typically just use web shortcuts for most things to avoid that issue. But even then there's weird things like the keyboard for the touch screen blinking when pressing the spacebar sometimes. The point I'm trying to make is, I would either go with the duet 5i, the tab s8 (or s8 plus) which will run between $450 and $600ish used on eBay/Swappa. Or the Lenovo P11 Pro Gen 2. The negatives of the P11 Pro are mainly software related. It feels slightly less smooth than a Galaxy the productivity mode isn't quite as good as Samsung Dex. And I think they are giving like two software updates to it but you aren't going to get super long software support like a Tab S8. But you will get the OLED screen and you will get 120 hertz. And you will still get really good performance and you will save some good money. So yeah. It's really hard for me to tell you what to do. I think you would be really satisfied with most of these options. But all of them have small shortcomings.

Rubbish? This is close to SD865...and it's stable (far more than 888 or 8 Gen 1!). This runs Wild Life stress test with a score of 4277pts and a stability of 98.2%...it's nearly the same as Galaxy Tab S7 with its SD865+ (4234pts 99%), no Amoled and still more expensive! SD888 on Galaxy S21 runs with a score of 5316 and horrible 67% stability...in less than 10 minutes, score falls under 4000! Yes, After few minutes, Kompanio runs better! 888 was rubbish : promised performances but not able to sustain! This Kompanio runs games like Genshin Impact with highest settings. And if you want something futureproof for streaming, you even already have hardware AV1 decoder that Qualcomm introduced only last month on 8 Gen 2... In my opinion, P11 Pro Gen 2 is one of the best Tab released in 2022...

I get what you're saying but the performance is extremely good on this tablet. Again it's neck and neck with a Snapdragon 865. It's probably the fastest tablet you can find for $300 on the Android side

Processor is actually good I have both P11 and P11 plus and I know it Sling and Philo are simply unplayable on P11 while both work 100% on P11 plus

😂😂 Born with crazy fingers

I agree but good facial recognition can normally get past that. Previous Samsung devices haven't had this issue

Nice!

I get the comparison in a way, and I fully get why you wouldn't like it. To be honest in your shoes I'd say the same. But this is also like $250. For an OLED screen. The S5e actually had pretty severe wifi issues, I documented on my channel when it was older. But holding the tablet in the corner caused wifi to drop 20% to 50%. And I had that issue with like 4-5 units. Not a single unit didn't have the issue, even best buy display units. So thin tablets have a cost. In the end though, Samsung has the best OLED around. Super amoled screens are great. Samsung software is also more polished. The P11 Pro Gen 2 is a great value. But it's just that, a value tablet still with some compromise. The Tab S7+ will have the nicer oled, with 120hz, better software and speed. Just keep in mind it's about to stop getting full OS updates. But other than that it's terrific. You will love it, a great choice