Lenovo Tab M9-2023 – Tablet – Long Battery Life – 9″ HD – Front 2MP & Rear 8MP Camera – 3GB Memory – 32GB Storage – Android 12 or Later – Folio Case Included,Gray

Good value
I purchased this for my wife. The table works great. The included case is fine, not the highest quality, but it does the job. Great basic tablet.

Pretty good for a budget tablet
I picked this up this past week during the Black Friday sale, so I haven’t had much time to play around with it yet. It’s a cheap tablet, so my expectations weren’t high. It can be slow in some cases, sometimes taking a little bit to load up some of the larger (read: Google) apps, but it’s nothing beyond what I expected. It can play what few mobile games I play just fine, and play local videos and stream just fine too. My OnePlus Nord N200 phone has similar specs, just with a smaller screen, and the speeds are comparable. Entirely usable outside of some unique cases.It probably won’t be great as a drawing tablet, but I’ll be giving it a try anyway once I manage to pick up a decent passive stylus. I’m only using it to learn basics, so I’m able to keep my expectations reasonable. (For the record, this tablet doesn’t support any active stylus types other than regular old Bluetooth. I figure I’d wait on purchasing an active stylus until I can also purchase a good tablet/2-in-1 to use with it.)I have a lot of issues with some changes that were made to Android 12L/13, but that’s not really an issue with Lenovo, and from my understanding, they actually waited until the Android 13 update to implement the Android 12L taskbar, so good on them for holding out until they were sure it wasn’t going away. I’m not counting that against Lenovo here.But that brings up the other reason I got it. I’m experienced with installing custom ROMs, and name brands like this one tend to have good support for them. The Developer Options section in the Settings has the toggle to unlock the bootloader, so it should be relatively simple for custom ROMs to be made for it. It may only have 3GB of RAM, but so does my OnePlus Nord N200, and that has a ton of ROMs for it.Obviously, doing such a thing isn’t for the inexperienced. But I’m not, and so while I can only afford a budget tablet, getting this over, say, a generic Blackview tablet that might have more RAM for the same price, is still the better option in the end due to the longer OS support length.

Great product..
I love this tablet, it has very vibrant colors and has exceeded my expectations

Elegant inexpensive tablet for everyday use!
So I got this tablet a little while ago and here are my first impressions.I found the Lenovo M9 at 9” to be comparable with the few small android budget tablets that I’ve worked with over the last few years. With its 5:3 aspect ratio, this M9 tablet sits very nicely on my palm & its very comfortable to work with.The frame – is made of metal & edges are hardly noticeable. Overall it has a very modern look and feel.Display – with its 1340×800 resolution and 368 lux, the M9 has a comparatively bright display but it’s still kind of dark when taken outside. Indoor, this tablet has a very good contrast ratio with strong bright colors.Performance – With its MediaTek Helios G80 I had no issues opening several apps & generally transition from one page to next was very smooth. Surfing the web was also generally good but this 4 year old SoC (system on a chip) has its limitation especially when playing games (some games couldn’t be played at all). The same goes for working with memory intensive apps like video or sound editing.Speakers – Sound quality was surprisingly good for such an inexpensive tablet. The stereo speaker were decent but still there were hardly any bass but then again most people probably use its 3.5 mm (or Bluetooth) to play music with a nicer (more capable) earphone or headphone.The Camera – M9 comes with 2 MP front facing camera and an 8MP rear camera. Frankly the cameras are good for only snap shots & video conferencing as photos taken by this tablet look mostly washed out and low light photos looked grainy. The same thing is true when taking videos which is generally adequate in good lighting condition but it can’t cope with low light conditions.Battery – This tablet comes with a 5100 mAh battery which is good enough for watching movies at mid-brightness for about 5 hours (& while connected to WIFI). However watching movies at maximum brightness will significantly cut it to about 3.5 hours. That said, it can be fully charged with a 10 watt charger in about 3 hours.Lenovo Tab M9 is a good affordable tablet that is modern looking (I really like the metal body) and is a good compromise between bigger tablets & tiny ones that often don’t come with a lot of features. I only wished that it also had a LTE build-in so that my kids could watch their shows in the car so to keep them occupied.

The inbox screen protector is difficult to install for unskilled me.

I like because features good