Finally, a tablet that does it all without draining your wallet

There are plenty of Android tablets to choose from, but only a select few come with the right combination of features, while also leaving you feeling good about the purchase price. The Lenovo Idea Tab delivers on all fronts, with a slick design, impressive screen, great performance, and a price that comes in at just $170.

While the price is pretty good thanks to a generous discount on Amazon, the cherry on top is that it also comes with a stylus and a case, so you don’t need to purchase anything extra. This is the lowest price we’ve seen for the Idea Tab, so get it while you can.

The complete package for an affordable price

So we know that the price is pretty good, but what do you get for $170? Well, this tablet has an 11-inch 2.5K screen with a 90Hz refresh rate, and a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chip that’s paired with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. The tablet also has a microSD card slot, just in case you want to add more storage at some point.

It runs Android 15 out of the box, which provides access to the latest software features from Google, along with powerful AI tools like Circle to Search. Lenovo offers support for two years, which means it will at some point be upgraded to Android 17. The brand will also provide security updates until 2029.

For the most part, this tablet is going to be able to handle anything you throw at it without breaking a sweat. The battery life will last a full day for most people with moderate use. So use it for browsing the web, enjoying your media, or playing games. It has a beautiful screen and quad speaker system that makes it perfect for media consumption.

And since it comes with a stylus, you can even use the tablet to jot down notes, or sketch out ideas and artwork. The case that it comes with protects the screen and the rear, and can also prop up the tablet so you can easily see the screen when you put it on a table. Again, this tablet is great for all uses, and at this price we think it’s a great one to pick up if you’ve been thinking about buying an Android tablet.