Lenovo Tab M8 HD Tablet

The Lenovo Tab M8 HD has a very modest price tag and it seems that the price cut has come at the cost of the processing power. The Lenovo Tab M8 HD comes with a quad-core MediaTek Helio A22 processor that has a processing speed of 2.0 GHz. The processing speed is quick enough to prevent lags and touch lapses but the processor is good for the casual users of the tab but for heavy users and gamers, you might want to look at other options and that too from the same line. AAA games are not an optimal choice showing visible stuttering and a lot of load time. Scrolling might be a tad bit frustrating especially if you are reading a book or scrolling through a news article. The MediaTek Helio A22 is paired with a modest 2 GB of RAM that does little to alleviate the slow performance of the SoC. The internal storage has only one configuration providing 32 GB that is expandable. The good thing about the processor is that it is quad-core and thus can handle a high amount of parallel processing.

The Lenovo Tab M8 HD comes with an 8-inch display. The display is a colour IPS Screen offering HD resolution and is perfect to view movies and videos. The screen resolution is 1280 x 800 pixels which could certainly have been better. The screen has a body to screen ratio of 82 % and offers delightful viewing angles and contrast. The colour display is not grainy and does not look too fake. OTT channels are not smooth for viewing but the screen does sport a TUV certification for blue light reduction.

The battery packed inside the Lenovo Tab M8 HD is a mammoth 5000 mAh. The humongous battery ensures that the Lenovo Tab M8 HD can last through the whole day with just casual usage. Heavy usage like AAA games might not be the ideal choice for longer battery life. The makers at Lenovo promise that the Lenovo Tab M8 HD offers at least 18 hours of web browsing. The processor is a quad-core processor but the architecture is a bit on the larger size causing the battery to drain quickly when multitasking. Nevertheless, for a budget tablet, the Lenovo Tab M8 HD offers a good enough battery performance.

The back camera setup is made of an 8 MP rear camera lens that does a below-average job at the clicks it takes. Pulling out your tab to take unplanned photos is not exactly the first thing that comes to mind. That explains why not much has been invested into the camera section. The images are clear and satisfactory but have a certain level of noise and edge distortion. The front camera is a 5 MP camera lens. With online classes and meetings, the usage of the front camera has increased. The front camera on the Lenovo Tab M8 HD does a very good job at handling usual meetings and classes. Both the front and the rear camera are budget options that have done well at the duties that they have been assigned.

The Lenovo Tab M8 HD has been designed to stay true to the aspects of a tab. It has wide bezels to prevent accidental touches, a metal back to prevent mishaps and a camera module that houses the single rear lens. The back is metal and even the frame is metal. The front screen glass does not get any notable protection but will not get scratched easily. The Lenovo Tab M8 HD has rounded bezels and is 8.15 mm thick. The dimensions of the tablet are 121.8mm x 199.1mm x 8.15mm. The Lenovo Tab M8 HD has a very good trick up its sleeves. It comes with Dolby Audio tuned speakers to offer a wonderful audio experience.