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Lenovo Yoga Smart Tablet Launched in India | Price Specs and Features



Lenovo Yoga Smart Tablet ( ZA540019IN ) is now available in India. It has a price tag of Rs 21,999. MRP list price in India is Rs 35,500. It is currently available to purchase online from Amazon.in. It will ship to customers on June 4,2020. This variant is a WiFi + 4G LTE variant.

Lenovo Yoga Smart Tablet is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 439 Octacore processor and comes with a big 7000mAh battery. The display is 10.1 inches Full HD IPS screen with 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution. It ships with Android 9 Pie.

The Rs 21,999 model has 4GB of ram and 64GB of storage. A microSD card slot is available and supports up to 256GB of external storage. Check out full specs and features below

Full Specs 
  • Snapdragon 439 chipset
  • Adreno 505 GPU
  • 4GB ram ( LPDDR3 )
  • 64GB storage
  • WiFI 11a/b/g/n/ac
  • 4G LTE
  • Bluetooth 4.2
  • 8MP front camera with Autofocus
  • 5MP rear camera with fixed focus lens
  • 3 mics
  • 2 x 2W JBL speakers with Dolby Atmos support
  • 7000mAh battery 
  • Up to 11 hours web browsing 


Let's check out the Pros & Cons of Lenovo Yoga Smart Tablet

Reasons to buy
  • Great Design and easy to use
  • Big Full HD IPS display
  • Big Battery
  • 4G LTE option
  • Micro Sdcard support
Reasons Not to buy
  • Snapdragon 439 is an entry-level processor often seen budget smartphones ( eg Redmi 8, 8A, Vivo Y11, etc ) - so don't expect great gaming performance.
  • It ships with older Android 9 Pie. Current version Android 10 has been out for a while now and Android 11 release is just around the corner.
Other 10.inch Full HD tablets launched recently in India: Huawei Mediapad T5, Honorpad 5 10.1

Source: Amazon.in, Lenovo India
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