Lenovo Tab M7 (3rd Gen) 7 Inch HD Tablet (2GB RAM, 32 GB

My daughter was fed up of not being able to get her favourite apps on her fire tablet so I was looking for a cheapish android tablet for her and found this one. It’s really good value for money and I’m planning on purchasing this again for my son on his birthday

Fantastic product 32gb storage with space for SD card real GPS finds satellites with no problem and good accuracy.
No large bezel like some other 7 inch tablets makes this tablet truly pocket size keeping the same size of screen.
Android 11 go is designed for tablets and is a lot quicker than my old major brand tablet. Received Android system update today ( my old tablet never got an android update once).

I have not found any app that will not run on this and it plays videos smoothly with the VLC app and sound quality is good (remember to switch on Dolby sound) , oh and no bloat-ware or advertising.

Bought one of these for the wife, liked it so much bought one for myself.
I highly recommend this tablet to anyone that wants a 7 inch tablet.
Would certainly buy again without hesitation.

Use this as an extra screen when working from home. I use this for Android apps that I use my phone that need a bigger screen. Plugged in all the time when working. Battery, battery runs at 40-60% . Sound on speaker could be louder on teams calls . But the sound for for streamingvideo is fine

I originally bought this for two reasons, one it was a black Friday deal so it was 59.99 and also I needed a tablet for my commute. Normally I have work emails to go through and also related project updates. I found a laptop to unwieldy for the bus and the smart phone screen too small.

The usable screen size is larger than I thought and yet to my surprise and pleasure its actually small enough to fit in all my jacket pockets, superb.

The screen resolution isn’t much to shout home about and it is quite laggy, but for the price and its intended mission its more than adequate. I don’t think it would win any honours as a gaming machine on account of its chipset.

However, from merely being used for email its usage has expanded to movie watching and spotify. In addition, it has now replaced the phone for in car sat nav duties, with the phone relegated to providing the WIFI hot spot.

I used to use the phone to cast my presentations, but because the tablet is small enough, to hold and large enough to read it allows me to flow easier through my presentations, and so I use it over the phone for all my power point presentations

Unlike a lot of “budget” tablets this comes with Android 11 and so the multi-tasking tiles make it easy to hop between tasks.

Battery life is more than adequate as I charge it up once a day and so I don’t have any “lack of power” anxieties.

In summary the utilisation of this device has exceeded the original remit and the latest “new” task is I now use it to show my recent phone photos. Once again the phone being relegated to hotspot duties. So for its price it does all what’s on the tin and then some.

I read reviews of this tablet and they basically said its only quality was that it was cheap. It depends on what you want to use it for, of course; I want to read the newspaper, do the crossword, browse the web, listen to Spotify, collect my email. I don’t play games on it (and haven’t tried streaming a movie).
I previously had an Acer 7″ tablet and really love the format.
This tablet is perfect for my use, and the best thing is the battery life. I use it a couple of hours every day and a charge probably lasts a week. It is thin, light, the metal case feels like real quality, and the screen is really good. I have a Lenovo laptop, a Lenovo ‘large’ tablet, and now this 7″ – and all items are just superb.