The hot new jumbo-sized Lenovo Tab P12 mid-ranger is on sale at its first hefty discounts
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While it's definitely always good to have a little bit of diversity in your product roster when you're trying to compete against such tech juggernauts as Apple, Samsung, and Microsoft in the global tablet market, too much choice can often lead to confusion, especially when your branding and advertising are... not great.
Lenovo has clearly been facing these types of issues for the last couple of years, but if you make the effort to understand the company's Android tablet portfolio, you'll find quite a few extremely compelling value propositions in it. One of the absolute best right now is without a doubt the Lenovo Tab P12, which is different from the 12.6-inch Tab P12 Pro high-ender unveiled all the way back in 2021.
Bizarrely enough, this non-Pro 12.7-inch mid-ranger was formally announced just three months ago, making an unusually quiet US commercial debut in early October. We're certainly not going to blame you if you didn't notice the affordable gargantuan slate's sales start stateside, as this actually flew under our radar as well, but there's no excuse to ignore or snub the very first Lenovo Tab P12 deals available today.
That's right, you can already slash this bad boy's reasonable prices down to... even more reasonable values. Specifically, you can currently pay as little as $269.99 instead of $349.99 for an entry-level 128GB storage variant bundled with a handy Lenovo Tab Pen Plus or $319.99 (down from $399.99) for the same device combined with both a stylus and keyboard.
These two "doorbuster" promotions come straight from Lenovo, which is likely to either keep them around until Black Friday next month or bring them back in a few weeks after pushing the pause button. Meanwhile, Best Buy is charging $329.99 for an exclusive 256GB storage configuration paired with a Precision Pen after a solid $50 discount of its own.
All three models come with 8GB RAM, mind you, as well as a stunning 3K screen, with Android 13 unsurprisingly running the software show out the box and a respectable MediaTek Dimensity 7050 processor found under the hood along with a massive 10,020mAh battery capable of 30W charging speeds.
Is this the absolute best Android tablet money can buy this holiday season? Definitely not. But it does provide a lot of bang for the buck of shoppers who can't afford the ultra-high-end likes of Samsung's Galaxy Tab S9+ and Tab S9 Ultra or even the older Tab S8 Ultra flagship.
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