Lenovo Tab P11 Pro Gen 2: Multimedia tablet with notebook ambitions
This second generation of Lenovo’s multi-functional multimedia and productivity tablet has many improvements over the previous version. The refresh rate has increased to 60 to 120 Hz. The OLED QHD display is nearly twice as bright and there are updates up to Android 14. The special desktop mode allows you to use the tablet as an notebook.
Manuel Masiero (Translated by Jacob Fisher) Published 🇩🇪
The Lenovo Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 can serve as both a multimedia and gaming tablet as well as a productivity station and family tablet. This 11.2-inch tablet has a resolution of 2560×1536 pixels and packs a 600 nits bright OLED screen with 120Hz and HDR10+, four Dolby atmos speakers, and a 6.8 millimeter thick case.
Kid’s Mode, Account management
At the heart of the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 is the MediaTek Kompanio 1300T and its ARM-GPU Mali-G77 MC9, which deliver very solid performance. The MediaTek SoC’s performance was more than sufficient to play graphically demanding games such as PUBG Mobile in high-detail settings like HDR/Ultra Above 30 FPS
Its integrated account management makes it possible to use multiple Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 comfortably. Lenovo also offers a special tablet with its integrated account management. Mode for KidsParents can use this tool to make sure their children have only access to safe, child-friendly content.
View from a laptop using Windows Look
The optional docking keyboard with touchpad and a Precision Pen 3 stylus (also available separately) can make the Lenovo tablet a great workstation. The so-called Productivity ModeThe keyboard can be used to start the program without a docked keyboard.
In Productivity ModeThe Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 can switch to a Windows-like desktop and display multiple apps in their own windows. They can be moved, reduced, enlarged, and resized as needed. There is also a window management feature. You can drag two apps to either the right or left edge of your screen so that each one takes up exactly half of your desktop.
You can read the complete review of Lenovo’s Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 right here.
Computers are what first attracted my interest. Since then, I’ve put everything that comes my way in terms of hardware through its paces. From My list of projects continues to grow, from the C64 to Amiga 500, and the first computer with an 8088 CPU. Since 20 years, I have made my hobby my profession by being active in Notebookcheck’s mobile section since 2021. Before I was a hardware editor at IDG Media (tecChannel.de), and VNU Business Publications, (PC professional), respectively.
Translator: Jacob Fisher – Translator Notebookcheck has published 127 articles Since 2022
Growing up in regional Australia, my first exposure to computers was in my teens when I suffered a broken leg in a soccer match. This temporarily forced me to live a mostly indoor lifestyle. Soon, I was building my systems. Since 2014, I have lived in Germany and am a student of philosophy and anthropology. Computer technology has profoundly and dramatically changed human culture and I am fascinated by its continuing impact.
Manuel Masiero, 2022-11-27 (Update: 2022-11-28)
