Lenovo Idea Tab Pro (Smartchoice) with Paper-Like Anti Glare 12.7" 3K 144 Hz Display & Pen Plus (Matte Edition)| 8GB RAM, 256GB ROM|10200 mAh with 45 W Charger|MediaTek Dimensity 8300|4 JBL Speakers

Fantastic Product, Best display in Matte Edition. Must buy. Value for Money. Battery life also fine, Sound Quality is Superb.

I recently got the Lenovo Tab Pro and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell this tablet is built well — sleek design, lightweight, and comfortable to hold. Would definitely recommend 👍

The tablet is very good in performance. I bought this tablet for some unique features, such as Smart connect, MicroSD support, included Pen, anti-glare and anti-reflection matte screen, 144hz screen. I have not faced any lag issue as of now with the 8GB, 256GB variant. Bought it for ₹27,000. Hence, a great value for money product. However, the viewing angles of the display could have been better. In the light mode, the transitions of the white backgrounds are easily visible. However, with the dark mode on, its good to use. Overall, a good product for daily use.

Im happy with this amazing tab after using for almost 5 months.

Tab is left side screen curved in warranty period problem

Believe me guys this mat finish edition of tablet it just awesome. You can watch from any angle with same clarity and brightness. Watch for hours without any eye strain with this math finish and blue light filter screen. And the sound quality terribly good you will feel like having a home theatre around you. Screen size is perfect for multimedia consumption reading and for writing. Thanks god for providing very sensitive and user friendly stylus free of cost with this tablet. And the battery last more than sufficient. I bought this at 27.5k.

I recently purchased the Matte Edition for ₹25k, and I must say it feels like a great deal. However, I noticed a common concern raised by several customers regarding warranty discrepancies. In my case as well, the system initially showed only 8 months of warranty coverage, even though I purchased the device in September 2025. This might appear to be a seller-related issue, but in reality, it is linked to the OEM (Lenovo). Fortunately, Lenovo provides an option to correct the warranty period through their official website. I submitted the required proof of purchase, and within just two days, my warranty status was updated correctly to reflect 12 months—valid until September 2026. Overall, while the warranty update process may seem confusing at first, it is straightforward to resolve, and I am satisfied with both the purchase and Lenovo’s quick response in correcting the warranty.

Good battry life Pen works fine There's some time lag but not major ram is 8 and processor is not for heavy duty but it run 2k26 that I wasn't expecting