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Lenovo Tab P11 Pro (2. Gen) (WLAN only, 11.20", 256 GB, storm grey)

Lenovo Tab P11 Pro (2. Gen)

WLAN only, 11.20", 256 GB, storm grey

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wodan1951

2 years ago

Please give a serious battery life, 69h is a bit much! And the processor frequency could also be mapped in powers of ten, it is still less plastic than the usual GHz, at least with the simple Hz specification I am missing the thousands (').

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scorp123

2 years ago • purchased this product

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I don't think it is "too much" (in the sense of "excessive"). In my experience, the tablet can easily last 2-3 days (3 x 24 = 72) without a power supply if you don't use it at all or only very lightly during this time (e.g. read an email now and then, answer an email briefly ...). I use my tablet mainly as a "laptop replacement", i.e. for things like VPN, SSH or RDP access, participation in team meetings ... For this purpose, it works tip-top and suits me. If you use it diligently all day long, the battery level drops much faster, but it should still last a full working day of 8 hours of non-stop use. I haven't noticed anything negative about the processor so far, the tablet does what it's supposed to do and it always does it smoothly. However, I don't use it for any complex games or the like (I use my gaming PC for that...), so I can't say how the processor would behave if you were to play games with the tablet (shooters, racing games or the like...). All in all, I am very satisfied with this tablet. The MDM "Ivanti Mobile Iron" used by my employer also gets along with it without any problems, so that access to company WLANs, VPN, special company-internal apps and the like are also no problem for me. The tablet works very well as a work machine and I would buy it again. Or the successor, if there should ever be one...
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Akmandrin

3 years ago

Hello, Does this set include an element that allows the tablet to be held horizontally (like a laptop screen)? In several promotional images, the tablet is shown being held in place by a rear "foot", is this the case in this kit? Is the keyboard just a base on which to plug the tablet or does it offer protection (like a shell for the table)? Thank you very much!

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scorp123

3 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
The "foot" is part of the sleeve and can be folded down at the back. I only use my tablet like this, it is a very good "business laptop" for my needs. It can do everything I need: SSH, Citrix, RDP, AnyDesk, NoMachine, Teamviewer, Zoom, Teams, VPN ...
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johnhp

3 years ago

Is there a PDF programme ex works where you can write to PDF and manage the PDFs? (Analogous to Samsung Notes?) Is there a drawing programme?

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gublermichelle

3 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
There is a programme called Nebo for Lenovo. You can open, edit and save pdf files, and everything can be divided into folders. I'm just getting to know my tablet, I don't know everything yet. And it's my first tablet🙈. Maybe you can find more detailed information about the programme on the web.

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