Tab M8 Tablet, HD Android Tablet, Quad-Core Processor, 2GHz, 32GB Storage, Full Metal Cover, Long Battery Life, Android 10 Pie, Iron Grey

I love my Lenovo tablet! This tablet has a lot going for it. I was looking to replace my Dragon Touch, that only lasted 10 months, and the extra money it cost for this tablet is so worth it. I've also learned my lesson and got an extended warranty. I've just never needed extended warranties with my Kindles since they are such work horses and last a couple of years, at least. My husband uses an old Kindle of my daughters that has got to be at least 5 years old. I am writing this review as a quadriplegic with limited use of my hands. So some of the things I'm going to mention are a particular use for me, but I'm sure are great features for anyone. The screen is clear and bright and doesn't cause eye strain for me. The brightness setting gives me lots of choice on how bright I want the screen. There is a built-in eye protection setting if you want to reduce the blue light coming from your screen. I do not use it because I prefer the brighter screen. The on screen keyboard gives me a lot more options for use than my Dragon Touch did. It is a good size and isn't as overly sensitive as my Dragon Touch keyboard. It gives me a little more time to linger on a letter before it switches to the alternate keys (a verses ã). It also has a predictor pro built in which my last tablet did not have. The microphone setting, so that I can do speech to text, is very good. The keyboard also comes with its own clipboard setting. The speaker is acceptable, but then again, I'm not an audiophile who needs amazing speakers. I do have it hooked up to my Bose Bluetooth speaker, which gives me very nice sound. The speaker works for general web browsing and YouTube viewing. There is plenty of space for all my apps. I haven't even inserted a microSD card, because I still have hordes of space left. It feels fast enough when loading and I haven't noticed any lag time. I love the built-in setting which allows me to wake up my tablet by either double tapping it or raising it up. It's very hard for me to be constantly pushing the power button to wake it up. This feature alone is a big deal for me. I like that there is a indicator light that tells me when my tablet is charging (red, charging - green, charged) which also can be set to flash when I get a notification. Both features can be disabled under the display settings. I would think that the flashing light might be very useful for the seeing impaired. It doesn't take long to charge and holds a charge for a lot longer than my Dragon Touch. I also use a Kindle HD (which I love, but it's obviously not Android) and my cell phone, so I do not use this for really long periods of time. Even with sporadic usage I get two days of use out of it before I have to charge it again. I also don't notice any warmth or heat coming from the battery when I charge it. I'm sure as I get to know my tablet better I will find other settings and options to explore. Overall, I am very happy with my new tablet. Great job Lenovo!

Wow, Lenovo! You are killing it in the low end product line-up these days. I have an AMD-based Flex 14 and for the money its a great multi-purpose laptop. The Tab M8 continues the pattern of offering a great low-end price for very good value. I have been buying, returning, or reselling the spectrum of tablets for a long time in search of one that checks every box I want in a tablet: Inexpensive, reasonably high quality build, acceptable performance and features. First the huge surprise: The battery life is insanely good compared to just about any other tablet I've used. Screen-on time of roughly 16.5 hours at 50-60% brightness and still 15% battery left after a mix of games, browsing, reading PDFs and watching videos. This is just incredible and easily 2x or more the battery life I'm used to seeing in a cheap tablet. I could take this on a very long day of travelling and be reasonable sure I wouldn't need to top up the charge. The resolution is sufficient, but nothing special at 1280x800. However PDFs and text is very readable and quite clear unless you are pressing it to your face so a higher res isn't really necessary and would just negatively impact battery life for little gain. Performance is surprisingly good for a mediatek CPU. In the past the MTK CPUs I've used in inexpensive tablets have been severely lacking in performance, barely able to smoothly scroll a webpage, let alone play games and such. While this CPU benchmarks on the lower end of the spectrum, it still provides a surprising amount of punch and even fairly intense games are mostly smooth and playable. Warning: For netflix HD users, this tablet lacks the DRM chip needed to watch in HD. You can still watch Netflix, but I believe it tops out at DVD resolution or roughly 540p. Since the screen is only effectively 720p its really not that big of a deal for me.

Considering what I paid for this tablet, it was worth the cost. Buyer Beware however, that while the screen has excellent visuals the overall processor is disgustingly SLOW to respond. Many times I find myself tapping the screen multiple times thinking my first tap wasn't good enough, only to find that when the tablet does F-I-N-A-L-L-Y respond, I'm three levels deeper than I expected to be simply because all those additional taps I made trying to get the table to respond sent me past the page I wanted to be on. It that darn S-L-O-W. Otherwise, it appears to be solid in design, easy to carry and well made over all. Like I said at the start... it's worth the close-out price I paid for it ... but you definitely get what you pay for with this tablet. Honestly, I wish I would have spent the extra money for a Samsung Galaxy tablet because of how insanely slow this tablet is.

Do not buy. This was received by me on Oct 7 2025 . The warranty is invalid on Lenovo. Had Lenovo tab before this and it was fine. this will not charge and really doesn't work very well. Update Amazon sent a replacement. cord. Works now.

Was looking at kindles and fire tablets and saw this, I'm so glad I got this instead. Don't have to pay extra for no ads (ridiculous, like we need more ads than we already get). Got it mainly for reading but also does YouTube great and has a pretty good battery life. It's not quick so I probably wouldn't use it for anything other than reading or watching things. The nice thing is too that you can install a PDF reader app and read PDFs too. All in all just much better than kindle or fire tablets

Nice tablet but the system is very slow and it laggs a lot.

Purchased for use as a music player to bluetooth to the speakers around my pool. It works well for that purpose. The screen is bright and responsive. There is no bloatware. The battery lasts several days (no notifications turned on) when not in use and only lost a few percent from full charge in its inaugural run as my pool music player (3-4 hours). It fits neatly in this waterproof case https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KX8TY10/ for use around the pool. The wifi and bluetooth work well even through a couple of walls and over 30 feet. I doubt you'd be able to use this for high-end gaming, but for simple purposes such as mine, it is a nice little tablet at a decent price.

Okay so to be fair, for a $70-80 tablet maybe my expectations were too high, and I did read concerning reviews but thought “how bad can it really be?” My mistake!! I ordered this as a Christmas gift for my nephew. It arrived 2 days ago and I haven’t even gifted it to him yet, but that’s probably a blessing because at this point I’m leaning towards returning it. He has been playing on an old iPhone of mine (super restricted and only used for games/YT kids), but the phone is on its last leg so I thought a cheap tablet would be a good replacement for him. Apparently I shot too low though because this thing is hardly functional at all. It was easy to set up out of the box, but as soon as setup was complete I had that “uh-oh” moment that I made a mistake. It runs soooooo slow, and there’s nothing even on it yet! Not to mention, I even deleted some of the basic apps it came with when I was setting it up. Not tablet related, but I did super love the Google kids account option. I’ve got restrictions based on his age and everything gets managed from an app on my phone, so that is great. But that’s a Google thing, not a tablet thing. The touch screen on this tablet is not very responsive and the tablet itself is super laggy. I downloaded three games so I could test the control settings I had set up, and now the tablet can hardly move from screen to screen. You’d think I had 100 apps downloaded and all running in the background. It also keeps signing out of Google play for some reason so none of the games work until it gets reconnected each time and that’s a huge pain. Im definitely not going to give it to him yet, and I will reach out to see if the manufacturer can troubleshoot and get this thing working before I go straight to returning it, but I would be absolutely shocked if the ultimate outcome is anything other than this going right back to the Amazon warehouse it came from. Spend a little extra on a better model - this thing is more trouble than it’s worth!!!