Since we are all used to seeing the world’s leading mobile device manufacturers skipping the Consumer Electronics Show in recent years, two very interesting Lenovo Announces at Las Vegas 2025 initially slipped under my radar this week.
Luckily (and somewhat unusually), the company caught my attention as follows:
said he was introducing the product quickly releasing the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus and Legion Tab Gen 3 in the US at fairly aggressive prices.
That’s right, two new super-premium ones Android tablets is available to purchase in the US now, but at least as far as the latest model is concerned, it looks like you’ll have to hurry up and place an online order ASAP if you don’t want the currently “limited” stock to go away until further notice.
On-device AI, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, 16GB RAM, keyboard and stylus for just $700.
No, the Yoga Tab Plus is not what you’d call a traditional affordable tablet. But Apple costs $699.99.
iPad Air 11 inches (2024) with 256GB of storage is usually pricey, and by comparison the device has a larger 12.7-inch screen, as well as much more RAM and even what sounds like a significantly better audio system with no less than six Harman Kardon speakers and a modern equipment. -modern Dolby Atmos technology.
Speaking of cutting-edge technology, the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus clearly aims to stand out from the competition with its sophisticated AI integration. The company’s proprietary smart assistant solution, dubbed Lenovo AI Now, claims to constantly adapt to your ever-changing needs, attempting to optimize your “routine workflow” in new and innovative ways that are found on the most powerful computers.
And this actually brings us to perhaps the most important point where the Yoga Tab Plus stands out from all the rest.
best Android tablets available right now…at a comparable price. This bad boy somehow includes both the Lenovo Tab Pen Pro and a keyboard stand in its $700 base price, which undoubtedly dwarfs the value proposition of similar devices from Samsung.
Galaxy Tab S10+ And
Tab S10 Ultra besides almost everything
best iPads around the beginning of 2025.
Equipped
Snapdragon 8 3rd generation The Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus’ processor is clearly not as fast as the Apple M4.
iPad Pro (2024) duet. But overall performance will likely prove satisfactory (at least) in both the short and long term, when the giant 12.7-inch screen (with a 144Hz refresh rate touchscreen) is guaranteed to get Android 16, 17 and 18 updates since debut with
Android 15 software out of the box.
Avid gamers on a budget, rejoice!
Yes, the Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 3 is designed for heavy gaming on the go… although you probably wouldn’t know it by looking at its $499.99 price tag. This is more or less at the average level.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FEwhich obviously has nothing to do with the sheer power of this
Snapdragon 8 3rd generation– based on an 8.8-inch screen.
This compact PureSight display has a 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution and an even more impressive 165Hz refresh rate than the more expensive Yoga Tab Plus, and, perhaps more notably, the Legion Tab Gen 3 has thin enough bezels to offer a distinctly premium 87. 8 percent. screen to body ratio.
Made entirely from metal, the surprisingly affordable new addition to the hugely popular Legion family can’t promise any great (specific) battery life due to its very thin profile (less than 8mm), allowing for a rather unimpressive sub-7,000mAh battery. On the plus side, you get lightning-fast 65W fast charging support, as well as not one, but two USB Type-C ports for added versatility that many “mainstream” tablets currently can’t match.
It may not seem groundbreaking at first glance, but the Legion Tab Gen 3 is virtually unmatched in the US market at its price. | Image Credit: Lenovo
Legion’s patented ColdFront vapor chamber, Elite Gaming technology with ray tracing support, and dual haptic X-axis are just a few of the other key ways Lenovo aims to enhance your mobile gaming experience without having to charge a small price. Oh, and the Legion Tab Gen 3 is also guaranteed to receive three major OS updates of its own in due course… upon launch
Android 14 not 15.
