Lenovo Tab M9 review: Intermediate-sized tablet with GPS tracking

[Redaktion]

The Lenovo Tab M9 is a lightweight tablet in a somewhat unusual 9-inch format. This makes it ideal for anyone who wants the largest possible screen in the lightest and most compact chassis possible. Since it even has GPS, it should be a great deal for around US$150, right?

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Tab-M9-review-Intermediate-sized-tablet-with-GPS-tracking.698728.0.html

[Kenarp]

These tablet manufacturers make me really confused. Is the cost of a FHD panel still that high in 2023? We have 4k TVs, FHD+ smartphones every where, videos are recorded in 1080p, while they still keep using outdated low resolution panels, not to mention the terriblely poor color accuracy like this review shows. 

[RobertJasiek]

They do not want to sell me anything so I buy nothing.

[Hunter2020]

Guys, quit complaining.  1340x800 at 9 inch is acceptable.  Do you want to know laughably bad?  Laughable bad in 2023 is 15.6 inches at 1366x768 or 27 inches at FHD.  Now, those are what I call bad screen resolutions... So bad they actually make Minecraft look good!

[blaze2051]

I like the fact the Lenovo isn't afraid to try something different and build 9in screen tablets. More manufactures should aim for 8.5-9.5in screen tablets. The only part that bugs me is that I'm a fan of low mid end Soc like Unisoc and Mediatek given there more better cpus. Everyone wants to make 10-13in tablets with Hi end CPUs and all I want is a 8-9.5in screen tablet with a Snapdragon cpu or a hi-end quad core or octa core cpu, something that is easy to handle with one hand again something with 8-9in screen.

[Bar Dell]

This post started before the tablet was actually released. As of mid May 2023,thecLenovo website is selling the 4GB, 64GB, metal back for $119

[A. Moonen]

A couple of months ago I got the 4GB ram/64GB storage version with 4G. I am very happy with the tablet.
It's quick enough and as an added bonus it's also the biggest smartphone I have ever owned! Works perfectly!

One thing I don't really understand is the tablets charging capacity vs the wattage of the charger.
I get the 5V x 2A = 10W thing. But the tablet charges quicker with my 18W charger than with the 15W!

I charge the battery when it reaches 20% and stop charging at 91%.
With the 18W charger it took 1h44min, with the 15W charger it took 2h13min.
Riddle me that!...