Lenovo Tab 4 8 Plus Android Tablet with 4G LTE Review - Under $230
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VIDEO INDEX:
00:20 - Sponsored by Puls lon.tv/puls
01:10 - Hardware overview
01:13 - Price
01:21 - Display
01:39 - Processor
02:17 - OS
02:20 - Weight
02:24 - Battery life
02:39 - Sim / SD Card tray
02:58 - Compatible carriers
03:30 - LTE performance (AT&T / FreedomPop)
03:50 - speakers
04:15 - Ports
04:36 - Fingerprint reader & multi user access
05:41 - Cameras
06:09 - Performance
06:34 - Gaming
06:38 - Gaming: Minecraft
06:51 - Gaming: Grand Theft Auto Vice City
07:12 - 3DMark: Slingshot Benchmark
07:50 - Build quality
I am pleased with the value for the price here. While it does not best the reining graphical performance champion Nvidia K1, it does have a comparable CPU score. That means it should adequately handle most of the Android apps thrown at it.
Added benefits are the 4G / LTE support with wide carrier compatibility, finger print reader, and really nice IPS display. There's just nothing to really complain about here.
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VIDEO INDEX:
00:20 - Sponsored by Puls lon.tv/puls
01:10 - Hardware overview
01:13 - Price
01:21 - Display
01:39 - Processor
02:17 - OS
02:20 - Weight
02:24 - Battery life
02:39 - Sim / SD Card tray
02:58 - Compatible carriers
03:30 - LTE performance (AT&T / FreedomPop)
03:50 - speakers
04:15 - Ports
04:36 - Fingerprint reader & multi user access
05:41 - Cameras
06:09 - Performance
06:34 - Gaming
06:38 - Gaming: Minecraft
06:51 - Gaming: Grand Theft Auto Vice City
07:12 - 3DMark: Slingshot Benchmark
07:50 - Build quality
I am pleased with the value for the price here. While it does not best the reining graphical performance champion Nvidia K1, it does have a comparable CPU score. That means it should adequately handle most of the Android apps thrown at it.
Added benefits are the 4G / LTE support with wide carrier compatibility, finger print reader, and really nice IPS display. There's just nothing to really complain about here.
Subscribe to my email list to get a weekly digest of upcoming videos! -
See my second channel for supplementary content :
Visit the Lon.TV store to purchase some of my previously reviewed items!
Read more about my transparency and disclaimers:
Want to chat with other fans of the channel? Visit our forums!
Want to help the channel? Start a Member subscription or give a one time tip!
or contribute via Venmo!
[email protected]
Follow me on Facebook!
Follow me on Twitter!
Catch my longer interviews in audio form on my podcast!
or the feed at
Follow me on Google+
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