When it comes to premium 2-in-1 tablets, Lenovo offers some of the best models on the market. Their latest is the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus, and we got a chance to try out the new tablet. Here are our thoughts about the new device.
Design
The Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus is a premium tablet, featuring a 12.7-inch PureSight Pro Display with a 3K screen resolution (2944 x 1840) and 900 nits of screen brightness. The display also comes with 144 Hz refresh rate and 100% DCI-P3 color coverage. The dimensions of the device are 188.3 mm x 290.91 mm x 8.52 mm, and the tablet weighs 640 g. Lenovo offers the tablet in Seashell and Tidal Teal colors, and we got the latter color option for review.
The tablet comes with four Harman Kardon SLS subwoofer speaker holes in total, two on either side of the device, along with two extra solo tweeters. The USB-C port is on the right side, and the power button is on the left side. The volume control buttons are located on the top side. The bottom side of the tablet features the magnetic connectors for accessories such as keyboards.
Lenovo has included a Yoga Tab Plus keyboard with the tablet, and it comes in Tidal Teal blue color. The keyboard comes with all the necessary keys, and the keycaps are similar to the ones found on Lenovo ThinkPad or Yoga laptops. The trackpad is small but easy to use and has a smooth surface.
The rear side of the tablet also features the Tidal Teal color treatment, along with the Lenovo branding in the middle. There is also a reflective camera island that covers from left to right on the top portion of the rear side. The camera island features two rear-facing cameras and one flash module.
Lenovo has also included the magnetic kickstands, again with the same Tidal Teal blue color. Lenovo has also included the Lenovo Tab Pen Pro with the package, and the pen can be easily mounted magnetically on the top side of the tablet.
The package contents include the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus tablet, the USB-C charging cable, the 45W in-box charging adapter, the Lenovo Tab Pen Pro, the Yoga Tab Plus keyboard, the kickstand, a quick start guide, and the warranty.
Features and Performance
The Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus comes powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, along with 256GB of internal storage and 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM. The device runs on Android 16 OS atop the Lenovo ZUI 17.5.10.096 software. The device runs fast, and performance is snappy.
We ran some benchmark tests such as the latest Antutu, 3DMark tests such as Solar Bay Extreme, Wildlife Extreme, and Geekbench 6 CPU/GPU scores. Check out the scores below.
The main camera on the rear side features a 13MP autofocus sensor, and the second camera has a 2MP fixed focus sensor. The front camera houses another 13MP fixed-focus sensor with a wide-angle lens.
The tablet houses a large 10200 mAh battery with support for 45W quick charge. The USB-C port is not only used for charging, but also for audio connections and reverse charging capability. Wireless connectivity options include WiFi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4.
Verdict
If you are looking for a full-fledged Android tablet, then we recommend the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus. The device comes with a 12.7-inch PureSight Pro Display with 144 Hz refresh rate and 3K screen resolution. The dimensions are 188.3 mm x 290.91 mm x 8.52 mm, and the tablet weighs about 640 g. There are six speakers in total, and the USB-C port also has support for audio and reverse charge capability. The tablet comes included with the Yoga Tab Plus keyboard and the Lenovo Tab Pen Pro.
The device is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, along with 256GB of internal storage and 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM. The device runs on the latest Android 16 OS. There are dual cameras on the rear side, one of which features a 13MP sensor, and the front camera comes with another 13MP image sensor. The tablet comes with support for WiFi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity.
