Lenovo Tab M8 Gen 4-2024 - Family Tablet - Google Kids Space - 8" HD Touch Display - 2 GB Memory - 32 GB Storage - MediaTek Helio A22 - Arctic Grey - Folio with Stand

Perfect for my toddlers. Love the parent control settings, love that I can use the YouTube kids app, it has had a great battery life so far. It’s a little slow and laggy but it’s not bad when all we are using it for is watching videos. I’ve found the screen size and quality to be fine for a kids tablet. It’s super light weight so my 2 year old has no problems carrying it around. I like that I can really customize it for my kids.

This is the easiest, best bang for your buck, and perfect size tablet for my toddler. The speed is perfect, freeze resistance, and the quality is better than most. Will be buying a second one for my older son.

The media could not be loaded. Bought to play PS5 remotely using PXPlay and Steam using Steam Link. Both work really well, no lag or freezing. YouTube does buffer at 720p for some strange reason, but the tablet resolution isn't great to begin with. Overall, a nice cheap remote play tablet. Video is to show boot up time and game streaming performance.Pros - good battery life, inexpensive, remote play works wellCons - resolution isn't great, YouTube buffers, not quick charge capable, speakers aren't great

It's a good size for toddlers and is holding up well. I do recommend a screen protector and a rubberized case with a handle. It is being used for entertainment and streaming on drives, not any sort of business application. It gets the job done.

The media could not be loaded. It’s slow after installation of few apps I use but I love the brand so would recommend it for someone that likes to read more the social media app

Worst tablet ever. Takes more than 10 minutes to start, and is too slow to support a large amount of apps. Don't waste your money on this crap

I wanted to replace my kindle Oasis and wanted color. I decided an 8 inch tablet might be a better option in the long run because I wouldn't be locked into the Amazon system. I was worried that a sub $100 tablet would be too slow. I was wrong. For only having 2gb of RAM this tablet is pretty peppy. It was easy to set up and get just the way I wanted. The screen is nice and bright. I loaded the Kindle app, Google Play Books, and Scribid tried all three and I'm pleased. I'm not a gamer so that's not important for me. After 6hrs of use, reading and surfing 60% battery still left so I'll be able to get 2 days use without charging. I think I found the perfect e-reader for me. Much more versatile and less expensive than a color kindle.

So I know reviews can be a little conflicting, And I guess it depends what you're trying to do with this thing. If you look at it from a gaming tablet, it's probably a no. But for internet and videos and what my intention is to make it a e-reader for my kid, this is flipping awesome!. I also was using the thing super heavy setting it up installing different programs and I had the Wi-Fi on, it was installing a lot, the screen was on almost the entire time, and it only dropped 11%. I believe the tablet was saying that in the instructions it would get 16 hours, kind of makes sense. I also imagine once the Wi-Fi is turned off and my kid is just using it for e-reading, the life for the battery will probably be even longer. This is like 15 steps better than the Kindle fire stuff. I can't stand those things. This tablet I could expect more immediate responses from it when trying to install and run basic programs. And this was just the model that had two gigs of RAM so if you're getting one that has more than that, it should be a pretty pleasant experience. It feels sturdy enough, sound qualities pretty decent. I disabled the camera on it because my kids not going to use it that way. Unfortunately I can't vouch for the picture quality. I'm sure it's okay though. The 10-watt charger is also nice to have as a slight upgrade to the normal chargers. Can definitely tell it helps pick up charging speed a bit.