Deal | Lenovo Yoga Tablet 11 sports a stunning 144 Hz 3.2K display along with premium specs, and is now available with a 25% price cut

Lenovo makes a good bunch of undoubtedly exciting and affordable products for students and typical consumers, including tablets. The Yoga Tab 11.1-inch is one such offering, packing a beautiful pixel-dense 3.2K display along with an included keyboard and stylus.

Thanks to an ongoing sale over at Lenovo's official website, the Yoga Tablet can now be purchased with a sizeable 25% discount, knocking its price down to just $427 for a limited time. Customers are requested to utilize the legendary "EXTRAFIVE" coupon during checkout, should they find the deal lucrative enough.

The Lenovo Yoga Tab has a lot going for itself

Our extensive review of the Yoga Tab paints an overwhelmingly positive picture, showering the mid-range tablet's performance, display, and overall usability with praise. The display is easily one of the most important aspects of a tablet, and the Yoga Tab truly shines in this regard. The 11.1-inch 144 Hz LTPS display sports a resolution of 3,200 x 2,000 pixels, granting the tablet a pixel density of 264 PPI.

Our testing further revealed a peak brightness of 610 and 743 nits in SDR and HDR content along with great color accuracy. Although no match for higher-end OLED panels, the display is nevertheless pretty great. In terms of performance, there appears to be no room for any major complaints, with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 managing almost any workload perfectly fine. Tablets with the 8 Elite and Apple M3 SoCs are certainly well ahead in raw benchmarks, but real-life usage should be perfectly pleasant on all of them.

The Yoga Tab lasts a lot longer than the M3 iPad Air

The Yoga Tab also comes equipped with 12 GB of memory and 256 GB of UFS 4.0 storage, both of which are plenty for the vast majority of people. Sustained performance, as indicated by our review, is also pretty solid, and the same goes for the Yoga Tab's battery runtime, lasting a whopping 7 hours longer than the Apple iPad Air (currently $559 on Amazon) in our test. However, the speakers leave a lot to be desired, which may be a notable downside for some folks.

Other notable features of the Yoga Tablet include 13 MP cameras at the front and the back with an additional 2 MP macro shooter at the back, Android 15, included Tab Pen Pro along with a 2-in-1 keyboard, and IP53 certification. At its current discounted price, the Yoga Tablet is a commendable product with a healthy set of pros.

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