The elite Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 with Android 17 is somehow getting more and more affordable
Released just a few weeks ago, one of Lenovo's most powerful and overall impressive ever Android tablets is on sale at an almost unreal price already.
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The included stylus is just one of the key Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 selling points... especially at its newly reduced price. | Image by Lenovo
These are not only unusually powerful devices (for Lenovo) with super-competitive price points, but among the very few Android products available in the US that already run the latest version of Google's industry-leading OS... while guaranteeing official support up to Android 24 (!) in 2033 (!!).
Seven major OS upgrades is something that I don't think Lenovo has ever promised before unveiling the Yoga Tab Gen 2 and Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2, and even if that was the only key strength of the latter slate (which is definitely not the case), I believe you should strongly consider a purchase... especially at $799.99.
That's right, the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 is already massively marked down from a $999.99 list price, and yes, that includes both a Lenovo Tab Pen Pro 2 and All-in-One Clamshell Keyboard in addition to the high-end 13-inch tablet itself.
This is a new and totally unprecedented deal that's unlikely to last long, mind you, although it is pretty similar to Lenovo's first-ever US Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 promotion from just last week. The difference is wireless earbuds are no longer included in this special bundle, so you're looking at spending even less on one of the greatest Android tablets money can buy in 2026.

Yes, $800 is enough to get you a super-premium tablet, a stylus, AND a keyboard. | Image by Lenovo
Apart from pre-loaded Android 17, stellar long-term software support, and a 13-inch PureSight Pro display with a mouth-watering resolution of 3840 x 2560 pixels and equally impressive 144Hz refresh rate capabilities, the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 also has a zippy Snapdragon 8 Elite processor going for it, as well as six powerful Harman Kardon speakers, a generous 12GB RAM count, and a hefty 12,700mAh battery equipped with blazing fast 68W charging technology.
Now, I'm not saying this is a better device than Apple's iPad Pro 13 (2025)... necessarily, but it's certainly affordable enough to be considered a superior value proposition compared to both that 13-inch M5 powerhouse and the likes of Samsung's Galaxy Tab S11 and Tab S11 Ultra.
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