Opening the keyboard can also require a tedious second. The app is only displayed on the top two-thirds of the display here, while the home screen is displayed on the bottom - in this case, it's not possible to use the device for several seconds. Even switching from landscape to portrait mode sometimes pushes the Tab P11 Plus to its performance limits. Notable choppiness can also be experienced when performing simple tasks, such as opening the multitasking view.

A lot of stuttering has to be tolerated in everyday use, and animations often fail to look smooth. In our review sample, Lenovo's mid-range tablet utilizes 6 GB of LPDDR4x RAM, which doesn't only lead to system lags during multitasking tasks. Two powerful Cortex-A76 cores are contrasted by a Cortex-A55 cluster used for low-power tasks. The Tab P11 Plus is based on the MediaTek Helio G90T, an SoC manufactured in a 12 nm process that consists of an eight-CPU core group. We see the biggest deficit in the system speed. This makes it all the more annoying that the Chinese manufacturer has wasted some potential in the form of software shortcomings. Especially the last two features are often not available in low-priced tablets. The Tab P11 Plus also supports the optionally available Lenovo Precision Pen 2 and its 4,096 pressure levels. In addition, Lenovo equips its Android tablet with four contact elements at the bottom of the case, which can be used for data transfer as well as for charging the optional magnetic keyboard cover. The aluminum chassis gives the mid-range tablet a certain premium feel, and we are also impressed by the quality of the sound and the display as well as by the battery life of the approximately $300 tablet. The Tab P11 Plus reveals a good overall package in our detailed review of the Lenovo tablet.

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