Absolutely a refreshing experience from Samsung. I purchased this tablet for remote controlling a camera and drone specifically. All the rest was frosting on the cake. The screen has rich color and sharp with lots of brightness. Front-firing speakers take care of the audio in a great way.
Does everything I want it to do; Mostly used for web browsing and document browsing while at uni, and it's good for that
Android tablet software can leave a bit to be desired; Trying to write up anything in word is clunky
Should you buy the Lenovo Tab 4 8 Yes. Unless you're looking for a professional tablet that you can use for all your work-related tasks so that you can leave the laptop at home some or most days, then this tablet will do just about anything one might need it to do.
Nice display; Pretty good battery life; Sound quality was great thanks to dual front speakers and Dolby Atmos technology; Really nice build quality; Comfortable to hold; Didn't get overly warm during extended use
Only 16GB of internal storage; Only 2GB of RAM; Performance was ok but could have been better; No USB Type-C; Camera is really not that good
ergonomically designed case; decent front-facing speakers; bright display with wide viewing angles; comparatively cool; pure Android with user account management; fairly precise GPS; smooth usage; fast storage devices
GPS lock is pretty slow; blue tint; photos sometimes blurry; no ambient light sensor; slow Wi-Fi
For $130, the Tab 4 8 is a solid tablet with good battery life. It's well-suited for media consumption, kids, and travel, especially if you need access to the Google Play store. But if you can live with Amazon's highly modified version of Android (which includes a proprietary app store), you'll get...
Affordable; Solid overall performance; Good battery life
Poor camera quality; No dual-band Wi-Fi
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