Lenovo’s latest tablet lineup brings a refreshing mix of power, versatility, and thoughtful design to meet various needs. The Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus is leading the charge, arriving this January as an AI-powered device perfect for work, creativity, and entertainment. Joining it are the Lenovo Idea Tab Pro, geared toward students and professionals, and the budget-friendly Lenovo Idea Tab, designed for families and casual users. With features like vibrant displays, immersive audio, and smart accessories, these tablets aim to enhance how you work, play, and stay connected. Whether for productivity or relaxation, Lenovo’s new tablet lineup offers something for everyone.
Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus
The Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus will be a versatile companion for work, creativity, and play. Slated for release in January at a starting price of $699.99, this Android 15 tablet offers a thoughtful blend of cutting-edge technology and practical features designed to integrate into daily life seamlessly.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor is at the heart of the Yoga Tab Plus. It offers speed, efficiency, and an NPU (Neural Processing Unit) capable of performing 20 trillion operations per second.
This hardware powers Lenovo’s first on-device AI, providing enhanced security and privacy by keeping your data processing local. Whether taking notes, sketching ideas, or using AI to translate voice recordings across languages, the Yoga Tab Plus aims to make your life easier and more productive.
For those moments when you need cloud-based help, Lenovo AI Note and AI Transcript step in, offering smart tools for voice-to-text conversions and language assistance.
The tablet also invites creativity with its optional Tab Pen Pro and 2-in-1 keyboard, which are sold separately. The pen features haptic feedback, making it feel like you’re sketching or writing on paper, while Lenovo’s TurboTouch technology ensures your strokes are smooth and free from noticeable latency. Artists, note-takers, and anyone who loves the tactile feel of a pen will find plenty to appreciate here.
- Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus with the optional Tab Pen Pro
- Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus with the optional Tab Pen Pro and 2-in-1 keyboard
- Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus optional 2-in-1 keyboard
- Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus optional 2-in-1 keyboard
- Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus with the optional Tab Pen Pro and 2-in-1 keyboard
- Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus with the optional Tab Pen Pro and 2-in-1 keyboard
When it’s time to kick back and relax, the Yoga Tab Plus doesn’t disappoint. Its 12.7″ 3K display, with a 144Hz refresh rate and anti-reflection technology, ensures a vivid and smooth visual experience.
Brightness peaks at 900 nits, making it suitable for any lighting conditions. Harman Kardon-tuned woofers and tweeters provide rich, room-filling sound for movies, music, or games. The 10,200mAh battery and fast charging allow it to keep going without worrying about running out of juice.
Lenovo Idea Tab Pro and Lenovo Idea Tab
Joining the Yoga Tab Plus in Lenovo’s tablet lineup are the Lenovo Idea Tab Pro and the Lenovo Idea Tab, which cater to various needs and budgets.
The Lenovo Idea Tab Pro, priced from $349.99 and arriving in April, offers a similar 12.7″ screen size to the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus with a MediaTek Dimensity 8300 processor under the hood running Android 14.
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro with optional keyboard and pen
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro with optional keyboard and pen
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro with optional keyboard and pen
- Lenovo Idea Tab Pro with optional pen
Designed for students and professionals alike, it brings Dolby Atmos-tuned JBL speakers and Lenovo’s TurboSystem technology to ensure smooth performance for online classes, streaming, and multitasking tasks. Optional accessories, including a keyboard and pen, extend its functionality.
The more affordable Lenovo Idea Tab, starting at $159 in June, is a compact 10.1″ tablet aimed at families and casual users. It comes with optional accessories like a clear case with a stand, a folio case for added protection, or a Play Suite case designed with kids in mind.
Lightweight and versatile, the Idea Tab is a great pick for anyone looking for an easy-to-carry device for browsing, streaming, or keeping the little ones entertained.
These are nice new tablets covering a good range of prices. I associate Lenovo’s Yoga brand with their laptops with the hinges that let you put the screen in just about any position, but that doesn’t apply to tablets which don’t have hinges.
Would be nice to try Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor and 3K display. Good for any tasks.
Lots of good info, I’ll wait for The Lenovo Idea Tab Pro, priced from $349.99 coming out in April.
As a graphic designer, I’d love either of these – the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus or the Idea Tab. It would be great for sketching on the go! Plus, my Wacom tablet is showing it’s age so I’m sure a new device like could handle a lot more!