While the big display is arguably the Lenovo Yoga Tab 13’s biggest selling point, its most eye-catching aspect is the design, with a specific feature Lenovo adds to some of its slates to make them more versatile devices. The Tab’s specs present it as a rival to Apple’s iPad Pro 12.9 (2021), which has prices starting at $1,099 / £999 / AU$1,649 for the same 128GB size as the Lenovo, so compared to that slate the Tab 13 is pretty affordable.Ĭloser competition in the Android world comes from the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus, but costing $849.99 / £799 / AU$1,549 for 128GB of storage, it’s also a pricier tablet. The slate costs $629 / £699, which converts to about AU$1,000 - while Lenovo lists several Yoga Tab devices on its Australian website, the Tab 13 isn’t among them, suggesting the slate won’t be making its way to the country. There’s only one storage version, and it has 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 went on sale shortly after its debut at MWC 2021, mid-way through the year. Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 price and availability The best way of evaluating a tablet is for us to see how much we naturally used it in everyday use, and by that metric, the Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 beats even the iPad Pro - between its second-screen function and its speaker and screen combo, we probably used it between eight and ten hours per day.īecause of its extras, the Yoga Tab isn’t the cheapest tablet in the world, but it’s also more affordable than many of Apple’s top-tier devices, and presents a very tempting value proposition if you're after one of the best Android tablets.

Despite our praise, this slate won’t be for everyone, as the design means a keyboard folio wouldn’t attach to the thing and you have to pay extra for a stylus, which could affect the usefulness for word- or drawing-based tasks, and the lack of a rear camera means you can’t scan documents very easily either.

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