First-ever Lenovo Tab Plus Gen 2 promo pops up at the official store
The price cut may not be huge, but this tablet punches way above its weight.
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This promo makes the Android tablet more attractive. | Image by Lenovo
I'll admit that this $20 discount doesn't feel like much, but it's still the first-ever price cut Lenovo has launched on its new entertainment device. If you're feeling tempted, now's a perfect time to act. And if not, there are other exciting Prime Day tablet deals you can check out right now.
A proper successor to the first-gen Lenovo Tab Plus, this model gives you a truly impressive audio system. You're getting nine JBL speakers on deck, housed on the back, along with a super versatile kickstand.
Thanks to the advanced audio, you can use this bad boy for much more than entertainment: it also doubles up as a Bluetooth speaker when you want to unwind with your favorite tunes.
On top of that, the device features a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chip, while the first-gen model only had a Helio G99 chip, so performance gets a boost. As my colleague said in the Lenovo Tab Plus review, the first-gen model was already good enough for daily use, but the newer model should also give you enhanced multitasking capabilities.
The battery capacity has been increased as well. This model features a 10,200mAh battery, while the first generation only included 8,600mAh under the hood.
In addition, the Android tablet features a 12.1-inch display and runs on Android 16 right out of the box. All of that makes it a versatile everyday companion you definitely wouldn't want to overlook.
If you'd like to get it at a lower price, now's your chance. Down by $20, this model delivers everything you could need from a mid-range device.
Thanks to the advanced audio, you can use this bad boy for much more than entertainment: it also doubles up as a Bluetooth speaker when you want to unwind with your favorite tunes.
On top of that, the device features a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chip, while the first-gen model only had a Helio G99 chip, so performance gets a boost. As my colleague said in the Lenovo Tab Plus review, the first-gen model was already good enough for daily use, but the newer model should also give you enhanced multitasking capabilities.
The battery capacity has been increased as well. This model features a 10,200mAh battery, while the first generation only included 8,600mAh under the hood.
In addition, the Android tablet features a 12.1-inch display and runs on Android 16 right out of the box. All of that makes it a versatile everyday companion you definitely wouldn't want to overlook.
If you'd like to get it at a lower price, now's your chance. Down by $20, this model delivers everything you could need from a mid-range device.
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