Lenovo Tab M8 (3rd Gen) 8" HD (1280x800) IPS 350nits Glossy, Touch, MediaTek Helio P22T up to 2.3 GHz, 8 Cores, 3GB RAM, 32GB eMMC, Bluetooth, WiFi, Android 11, Iron Grey, EAT Cloth

I bought this Lenovo tablet specifically to use with my Cricut cutting machine!! I have a smart phone, but I wanted a tablet for the larger screen. After lots of research and making sure Cricut was compatible, I decided on this Lenovo ((partially because I already own a Lenovo laptop - but it's a Chromebook, and Cricut is not compatible with Chromebooks)). This Lenovo Tablet has a nice weight, nice features, good storage, and is easy to use!! The screen looks good and the battery life is pretty good, too. And, most importantly, IT'S COMPATIBLE WITH CRICUT.!!! I haven't seen that mentioned in any other reviews. I highly recommend this tablet.UPDATE: I've owned this tablet for over a year now, and I don't use it too often myself, but my cats watch a ton of kitty TV with it.! I do occasionally use it for my Cricut, but I find that it's not the fastest (I have a laptop that I use with my Cricut, so no biggie). For the price, you can't beat it. This is still a great option for anyone wanting a tablet but not wanting to spend a thousand dollars. I'm glad I bought it and I get a ton of use from it.

Usage: Internet browsing and streaming video.Pros: Good price and good overall quality.Cons: Insufficient memory, and the tablet is somewhat be slow, including being slow to respond to clicks. I ended up deleting many apps to free up memory, and I had to discipline myself to not keep tapping when it failed to respond; you just have to be patient.

You can’t run everything on it. But for a super cheap tablet it’s useable. It doesn’t have the ability to run pentair pool builder, but it runs alpha obd and other android apps. Id recommend if your in the need for a low speed tablet and want something dirt cheap that works decent.

Arrived on time and in perfect condition. No problems with the tablet . It is not for work. Get a memory card and a cover as I did .

Nice size but limited space and also apps freezes, tablet freezes and crash.

I'm pretty sure this is the worst tablet ever made. It's so slow that you can barely navigate the Android desktop screens, much less run any apps. What were they thinking? The P11 runs so much better than this (but is way too large). Bizarre. Complete waste of money.

I needed quality tablets to deploy for church check-in.I'm used to the quality of a Samsung devices and while they were an option, I decided to compare these devices and eventually ordered them.These devices are of equal quality, both in size, resolution, and support of Android. They also have less bloat than I expected.I'm really impressed.

I've used this tablet almost daily for 5-6 months now, it's a very decent tablet for general internet surfing but honestly it is not that powerful. Yes, the battery lasts a whole long time and it charges fast too. No issues at all with battery life. Some of my streaming services allow downloads to internal memory or a external microSD card, and that is where I have issues with the M8. The tablet seems to need to "read" the entire microSD card once loaded to find the index of what you select. The larger the card with more data, the longer it will take to start playing audio. I've waited 30 minutes for the M8 to actually start playing after making the selection, which is incredible for a new device. The M8 is an good tablet for viewing and reading, but how the micro SD card is accessed can be incredibly tedious. It does have the best "Stand-By" battery system I have ever used, this literally discharges no battery in stand-by mode. The bluetooth is also excellent, it will transmit LDAC very well and connects with everything I've used with the M8. Would be 4.5 stars, very compact to hold & light to hold. The screen is nice quality, the colors are fairly vibrant.