Lenovo Tab M11 launched in India with 7040mAh battery, MediaTek Helio G88: Check price, specs, and more

Updated : Mar 26, 2024 15:13
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Lenovo has launched the Tab M11 in the Indian market, positioning it as an Android tablet that strikes a balance between functionality and portability.

The Lenovo Tab M11 caters to users who need a large display, extended battery life, and a streamlined Android experience for daily tasks, entertainment, and productivity. It retains the traditional 3.5mm audio port and is compatible with digital styluses for enhanced input options.

Lenovo Tab M11 Specifications

Display: The Lenovo Tab M11 features an 11-inch WUXGA (1920 x 1200 resolution) screen ideal for 1080p content. Its TUV Rheinland Low Blue Light certification helps reduce eye fatigue.

Stylus Support: Select models come with the Lenovo Tab Pen for a smooth writing and drawing experience. Preloaded software like Nebo, MyScript Calculator, and WPS augment the experience. Lenovo Freestyle enables seamless interaction with compatible Lenovo PCs.

Performance: The MediaTek Helio G88 processor powers the tablet, and its substantial 7040mAh battery with fast-charging support provides up to 10 hours of video playback. A dedicated 'reading mode' is included.

Design: Portability is key, with the Lenovo Tab M11 measuring 7.15mm in thickness and weighing 465g. IP52 water and dust resistance add to its versatility.

Lenovo Tab M11 Price and Availability

The Lenovo Tab M11 starts at Rs 17,999 in India and comes in a Seafoam Green colour option. 

It's available now through Lenovo's website, online retailers, and Lenovo Exclusive stores. Select models even include the Lenovo Tab Pen for added functionality.

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