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Chris from Tex Burn reviews the Lenovo Tab P12, emphasizing its features and performance. The Lenovo Tab P12, a 12.7-inch high-resolution tablet priced at 399 Euros, stands out with quad JBL speakers, a MediaTek Dimensity processor, and a hefty battery that promises long usage. It sports a slim design with minimal bezels and runs on a near-stock version of Android 13, free from bloatware. The tablet supports multitasking capabilities with up to four apps on screen and includes an optional keyboard and stylus for enhanced productivity. While the display, an LTPS LCD with a 2944 by 1840 pixel resolution, isn't the brightest and is capped at a 60Hz refresh rate, it delivers sharp visuals and an optimal aspect ratio for cinematic viewing. Audio performance is robust thanks to Dolby Atmos-enabled JBL speakers. Additionally, the Tab P12 features a 13MP front camera for video calls, an 8MP rear camera, and Bluetooth 5.1 streaming. Security is addressed with a fingerprint sensor and face unlock. The tablet will receive Android OS updates up to version 15 and four years of security updates, making it a secure and future-proof option. The review concludes by noting its strong battery life and encouraging viewers to engage with the channel for more tech content.
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In this segment of the video, Chris from Tex Burn introduces the Lenovo Tab P12, a 12.7-inch tablet featuring a high-resolution display, quad JBL speakers, a MediaTek Dimensity processor, and a large battery. The Lenovo Tab P12 starts at 399 Euros, with an optional 100-Euro upgrade to include a keyboard and stylus pen. Chris highlights the tablet’s slim design at 6.9 millimeters thick (7 millimeters including the camera bump) and its moderate weight of just over 600 grams. He notes the tablet’s minimal bezels, two-tone finish, and the inclusion of a fingerprint sensor and face unlock for security. The device runs on a nearly stock version of Android 13, free of bloatware, and includes an entertainment space for media recommendations.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the Lenovo Tab P12 and its features. Lenovo guarantees two OS updates, with Android 14 coming later this year and Android 15 next year. Additionally, it offers four years of security updates. The video explores the tablet’s keyboard cover, which consists of two pieces: a stand for the back of the tablet and the keyboard itself. These pieces connect magnetically, creating a makeshift laptop when placed on a flat surface. The keyboard is spacious, has a travel distance of 1.5mm, and includes helpful shortcuts. However, it doesn’t have backlighting. The keyboard also folds over the tablet for protection and can be removed when not needed. The video also highlights the optional Tab Pen Plus, which allows for various functions like cutting and pasting, taking quick notes, and controlling media playback. The pen charges via USB Type-C and has a magnetic storage spot on the tablet.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the functionalities and features of the Lenovo Tab P12, focusing on its multitasking capabilities and display quality. The Tab P12 allows for split-screen multitasking with up to four apps on screen simultaneously, though it doesn’t support split screen on YouTube yet due to software updates. The tablet has a 12.7-inch LTPS LCD display with a resolution of 2944 by 1840 pixels that, while not matching OLED’s contrast, delivers sharp and natural visuals. However, the display isn’t super bright, which might be an issue outdoors due to glare. The cinematic aspect ratio minimizes letterboxing in movies, and there’s no selfie cam interrupting the display, as it’s housed in the bezel.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the Lenovo Tab P12’s display and audio capabilities. The screen is limited to a 60Hz refresh rate, lacking the smoother experience provided by higher refresh rates. On the audio side, the quad JBL speakers offer strong performance, with Dolby Atmos support ensuring clear audio even in noisy environments. The video also highlights the awkward volume button arrangement and the absence of a headphone jack, though Bluetooth 5.1 streaming works well.
The tablet features a 13MP front camera suitable for video calls at up to 4K resolution, and an 8MP rear camera. For performance, it is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7050 chipset with options for 4GB or 8GB of RAM. It handles multitasking and gaming adequately, provided the graphics settings aren’t too high. The Tab P12 supports Wi-Fi 6 but lacks an LTE version. Lastly, it boasts a robust battery with over 10,000mAh capacity, adding to its appeal.
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In this part of the video, the speaker highlights the battery performance of the Lenovo Tab P12, stating that it can last for three full workdays with mixed use, even with multitasking and video streaming. They mention the tablet’s availability starting at 399 Euros and express hope to provide UK pricing in the future. The speaker then encourages viewers to share their thoughts in the comments, subscribe, and enable notifications for future tech content.