Watch videos, read books, and more with the Lenovo 8.7" Tab One Multi-Touch 64GB Tablet. With an 8.7" 1340 x 800 IPS touchscreen and a MediaTek Helio G85 Octa-Core processor, the Lenovo Tab One can handle everything from streaming to reading. Add Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C, front and rear cameras, and more, and the Lenovo Tab One allows you to multitask while on the go.
- MediaTek Helio G85 Octa-Core
- 4GB LPDDR4x | 64GB eMMC Storage
- 8.7" 1340 x 800 IPS 60 Hz Touchscreen
- Integrated Arm Mali-G52 MC2 GPU
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Lenovo Tab One Reviews
Best value for a small form factor tablet
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For the price, the Tab One, is the best value tablet on the market. We have purchased over 100 of these tablets and they have been rock solid in terms of reliability.
Exactly what I needed for my purposes.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my tablet about 90% for reading on a variety of reading apps. My last tablet got to a point where it would freeze up every few pages and I've have to restart the app. Tried various fixes; got nowhere. Bought a replacement that was highly recommended by users, but I got a lemon. It would randomly drop the Internet connection and it was dramatically prone to a virus that Norton would uninstall repeatedly, but in half an hour, it would be back. Never seen anything like it. It was also 10" and I really didn't like that--especially since the cover was half an inch bigger (I couldn't find one that fit exactly). I used it for a few weeks and then gave it away (with full disclosure!) to someone who really needed one but couldn't afford to buy one. That's when I bought the Lenovo. It's perfect for what I need. The smaller size works much better for me. I've had not a single problem with it--it holds wifi connections, battery life is long (I don't use it for streaming or for much browsing; the choices below are inadequate for my usage), and not a sniff of a virus. I'm extremely happy and if you want a smaller tablet, I recommend this highly.

