Lenovo Tab P11 Pro

Stunning design ; Excellent accessories ; Solid performance ; Excellent battery

Subpar software experience ; Android apps on tablets are terrible ; Middling camera

Gorgeous OLED display ; Powerful speakers ; Elegant design

Productivity Mode is awkward ; Weak cameras ; Poor LTE connectivity

The Lenovo Tab P11 Pro tablet has a beautiful OLED display and strong speakers for playing games and watching movies, but it's not ideal for productivity.

Punchy OLED screen ; Great-sounding quad speakers ; Responsive enough performance

Productivity mode is frustrating to use ; Few optimized apps ; Keyboard and pen accessories feel like afterthoughts

Lenovo’s Tab P11 Pro has an excellent OLED display and great-sounding speakers, which make it a great tablet for watching movies. But it’s not a great tablet for getting work done.

Outstanding screen ; Loud and crisp quad speakers ; Long-lasting battery ; Sleek and lightweight design

Limited productivity features ; No audio jack ; Only 60Hz refresh rate

In this mini review, we test Lenovo’s latest flagship Android tablet, the Tab P11 Pro. It has an impressive screen and speakers for entertainment but its productivity perks are a letdown

Incredible OLED display ; Great battery life ; Included stylus is a great add-on

Pricing may not appeal to the average content enjoyer ; Lacks a model with 4G/5G cellular connectivity ; 20W charging takes a long time

Flexible all-in-one product if you buy all the accessories. Both sound and image will give you fine movie nights. Nice and proper tablet.

Not having a headphone connection pulls down.

Lenovo Tab P11 Pro is a tablet that, together with all the accessories, really allows you to combine utility and pleasure – work and leisure. It and my Samsung mobile had no problem talking to each other.

Big and colourful OLED screen ; Amazing speakers ; Sleek design

Bland interface ; No extra features to help navigate tablet-centred Android ; Productivity features underwhelming

Build ; The tablet has a substantial, durable industrial design, a decent load of on-board peripherals, and adequate horsepower for its pricing. ; Media ; The display is sharp and plenty vibrant to sink into shows with. The speakers provide vast, warm...

Accessories ; The keyboard isn't as comfortable or responsive as comparably-sized alternatives and the kickstand can be fussy to deal with. ; Software ; Productivity Mode doesn't seem particularly thought out for multitasking and Android seems to get...

Lovely high definition OLED display Loud quad-speakers Oodles of battery life

Quirks and bugs in many apps Poor app availability Weak camera

The Lenovo Tab P11 Pro tries to be many things at once: a laptop replacement, an excellent tablet and more. In some of these ambitions it fails, but where it succeeds it does so with aplomb. For the price, this is among the best media tablets on the...

Bright and high-resolution OLED display ; Decent battery life for streaming sessions ; Sturdy design and build - slimmer than most flagship mobile phones ; Strong sound profile

Android just not best optimised for tablet productivity ; Awkward power button position ; Keyboard accessory feels hollow and isn't the best going ; No 3.5mm jack

Looking for an Android tablet? Lenovo's top tier device is cheaper than a Samsung alternative and does a great job as a slate thanks to its OLED screen. Looking for a laptop replacement though? Then we'd look elsewhere, as Android still isn't up to...