A microSD card can be used to expand storage.

However, only 109 GB is available after our first startup. In the top-of-the-line version that we reviewed (6 GB/128 GB) without 4G support, the Tab P11 Plus is priced at around 330 Euros (~$382). Similar to the Tab P11, Lenovo equips its Plus model with protection against splashes and an IP52 certification.īesides the entry-level version (4 GB/64 GB), Lenovo also equips its Android tablet with 6 GB of LPDDR4x RAM and 128 GB of UFS storage along with an optional LTE module. The flat IPS panel has moderate display bezels on all four sides, resulting in screen-to-body ratio of just under 82% for the Tab P11 Plus. The front side is completely made of scratch-resistant glass. In general, it should be praised that the Tab P11 Plus is in no way inferior to its partly much more expensive competition when it comes to the workmanship and stability of the chassis. The case is only 7.5 millimeters thin, and it houses the plastic buttons as well as the slot for the memory and SIM card, which is flush with the bezel. The mid-range tablet has a nice feel, and at less than 500 grams, it's comfortable to hold considering it's an 11-inch device. The lower part is made of matte brushed aluminum that comes in the color Platinum Gray in Germany. Besides an additional design element, this provides a good grip without affecting the case's thickness in any significant way. As with its Tab P11, Lenovo also uses a metal case for the Plus model, but the top part of the back is covered with a sort of rubberized surface.

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