The New Legion Y700 Is The Best Gaming Tablet We've Ever Tested! It Has Beast Mode!

[@MrSpike1181]

I would love to see more powerful tablets in this form factor. Specifically for on the go gaming and productivity.

[@sarthaksingh5480]

These games runs better than my ipad 😅

[@djmars1983]

That's what I keep saying I would love to actually see Samsung or any type of mainstream mobile electronics company develop a gaming tab especially something in the realm of like 10 inches mostly 10.1 to 10.5 because I don't see myself holding a 7-in tab even if it's in gaming form

[@djmars1983]

But yes I do want to see something like that especially something that I could run call of duty at ultra high settings as if I were running it on a high quality gaming PC

[@djmars1983]

The reason I say that is because I want to see if certain tablets especially gaming tablets can actually run some form of source filmmaker

[@djmars1983]

Or MMD at high spec ratings

[@mallon04008]

I love the 8 inch form factor for tablets. I think it's the sweet spot with screen size and holding the hand ability. It's a neglected space and it's nice to see a proper tablet show up here.

[@anglo-saxonconnor817]

When on the go I like this type of gaming setup the best. Classy and chic as long as the tablet have a powerful CPU chip. Just chuck a controller along in the backpack and you are good to go.

[@ArmyTanker999]

I went to samsung s7 from an older 8 inch tablet. I definitely prefer the smaller form factor for "on the go use". Also ebooks are far more enjoyable on the smaller, lighter 8 inch. Hopefully these are still available when my S7 dies.

[@EthanLeitch]

Really cool to see gaming-focused tablets still being released. I had the Nvidia Shield K1 Tablet back in the day with a Shield controller which was great but is now very dated hardware. I'm currently using a 10.5" Samsung Tab S4 but 120Hz and a smaller 8" screen would be sweet, as well as built-in controller touch screen mapping.

[@chriswright8074]

Tab s7 is where it's at

[@baoquoc3710]

@@chriswright8074 the Tab S8 is actually more worth it in the long run, 4 years of OS updates

[@chrisbullock6477]

Phones are great but also far more personal and with storage being use for much more important things for life and work, while a Tablet is multipurpose and much more of a companion device. Plus Tablets have so much hardware real estate that could be put to use.

[@eugenelee6217]

form factor is great. But you didn't talk about ZUI, any bloatware, the Chinese ROM, if notifications work properly...or much of anything aside from gaming.

[@awesomeferret]

Thank you for covering this! It's almost shameful how few outlets are covering this, since it's the exact thing many many people have been asking for for nearly an entire decade. This is the closest thing we will ever get to a next Nexus 7 or Nvidia Shield Tablet.

[@Trainboy1EJR]

Not available in America, so what gaming outlet is going to cover a product that doesn't exist?

[@awesomeferret]

@@Trainboy1EJR it is available in America, just not officially. You're about 2 decades out of date on your reasoning there. It's so easy to import electronics. And, of course, with a tablet like this, it will ironically have MORE features in the USA due to Chinese censorship policies (you can use apps like Twitter in the USA on this device, but not in China). And of course, I probably fell for a troll here, since you're literally commenting on an international KZbin channel that's reviewing a Chinese tablet and has a lot of views (the very video you're commenting on significantly undermines your own statement for incredibly obvious reasons).

[@Trainboy1EJR]

@@awesomeferret I'm only here because someone replied to one of my comments on a different channel, specifically telling me about this tablet. Maybe I'm just out of touch, but why would any actual media outlet cover a grey market item with no warranty what so ever that 99%+ of their readers wouldn't go through the hassle of even trying to buy? Also, don't most actual tech review companies work exclusively off of review samples, so why would Lenovo send a review sample to journalists of a product they have no intention to bring to market in that region? And better yet, why would the journalists cover an item twice? Once as a grey market item, and again for the official release? Should those outlets also review every India exclusive android phone that will never come to america? No, it would be a waste of time for everyone who read the article, and likely a thumbs down, because they just wasted their time reading about something that isn't available direct from their carrier. Sure they could jump through a dozen hoops, but why would they do that for something that takes weeks to ship, and may not even work when it does arrive, then they are just out 500 bucks, VS walking in to best buy and buying whatever is available. Most review outlets don't even bother to cover any prepaid phones at all. because people are just going to buy whatever is the cheapest or whatever is samsung, because everyone has heard of samsung before. There are literally ZERO reviews for Blu View 2 from any official media outlet, it is available on literally every prepaid network. You'd think atleast one would have reviewed such a popular phone, right? Wrong, there is no point, and that's before you even consider any underhanded tactics that the big companies could use to suppress a review of a product that costs less than half of theirs and is just as capable for calls, texts, and social media apps.

[@awesomeferret]

@@Trainboy1EJR I feel bad for you, because you made the same kind of mistake I often make. Again... The very video you are commenting on completely ruins your argument, since it's a video with over 140k views from an international tech focused channel that's not based in China. The very video you're commenting on is exactly what you are attempting to argue doesn't exist. And of course, the fact that smaller channels are a lot more likely to cover a device like this just puts the final nail in.

[@MarcusTDM]

This seems to be a superb little tablet. For kids, and kids are the biggest market for tablets, it’s perfect. My son who is 10 explained to me why an 8 inch tablet is better to use for games because their hand are smaller but can reach the whole screen with thumbs while holding it when a bigger tablet isn’t so good. The problem though with smaller tablets is cpu power, making cpu intensive games a bit laggy. This is perfect but not easy to get hold of in the U.K. it seems.

[@pistolao_vr]

I wish we had more devices this size. Honestly, i would even prefer a 7" version of this but yeah, really cool to see this one!

[@FAT8893]

Finally, a review from you about this worthy iPad mini rival. The fact that this Android tablet has a headphone jack, Snapdragon 870 SoC, and PC Mode got my huge thumbs up.

[@gockartzz8272]

Yeah I have said to him for a half year to try this out

[@snackyxchan]

Not familiar with the 870 soc but isn't a SD888 stronger?

[@gockartzz8272]

@@snackyxchan yes but it's super in efficient and draw a lot of power and it gets super easily thierfor it throttles easily

[@snackyxchan]

@@gockartzz8272 i see thanks for the info

[@FAT8893]

@@snackyxchan 888 may have faster CPU and GPU performance than 870, but it's way hotter. In fact, 888 always tend to suffer from throttling when overheat, unlike 870.

[@d4n93r]

ETA is tempting me to buy stuff I dont need again...

[@nomnom-an]

Been waiting for this device to pop up :D

[@AnassEljondy]

Finally, a worthy adversary to the ipad mini 6th gen in terms of form factor. I love it

[@Vinddraken]

I love every single content you have provided, but just when i have given up all hope to find a modern tablet under 9 inches and you delivered!

[@thomgizziz]

You really like liars, huh? He has tested the tab s8 which is better than this tablet. He is fine with lying to you to trick you into watching so he can profit and you love him for using you.

[@nehylen5738]

@@thomgizziz Your reply is beside the point: the tab S8 is at least 11'. In the

[@schoolsucks4887]

@@thomgizziz idk what's wrong with you lmao, how is he lying? In the 8 inch tablet categories there's nothing comparable to this tablet other than the iPad mini. Plus this is one of the very few tablet advertised as a GAMING tablet. The S8 is never advertised as a gaming tablet. Never thought I'll see a low IQ comments here, guess I'm wrong lol.

[@Vinddraken]

@@thomgizziz is it under 9 inches? You kind of missed the point, and if this channel offends you, then just don't watch 🤣

[@thomgizziz]

@@Vinddraken did he say the most powerful under 9 inch tablet? No? Then it is click bait. If you don't like it then don't buy it isn't an argument against criticism. You should have learned that by now. Stop gaslighting people it is a bad habit.

[@JCFollower1]

this is definitely the best form factor for a portable gaming tablet. Just got mine in and it works great!

[@Aproximal]

Just ordered this for a friend. She's into tablet gaming but big tablets are too big to hold. This is perfect for genshin and Mario kart, while being a good size for emulator stuff too. The speakers are great for movies too. Worth the price.

[@TheSavageBean]

it wasnt a scam right? o.o

[@craigpombi9781]

Well you got me. I ordered one. 😁

[@walidali8669]

How is it?

[@Scrooge1Percenter]

I was waiting for this review. I have had mine for two months, and I absolutely love it!

[@abdullahabdullrahman145]

Can i download steam and play dota 2 in it?

[@PeteOliva]

Where did you order yours from? I'm looking for other options besides the one he links above.

[@Scrooge1Percenter]

@@PeteOliva living in Hong Kong is easy

[@PeteOliva]

I was wanting this over the Galaxy S8, not only is it cheaper but I like Lenovo hardware better. I just wish this was as easily available here in the States. But I may just go ahead and order it

[@winalways3598]

I'm very happy with my tab s6 does what I need so far

[@egder]

Great review! I'm considering getting one myself to replace my current Mi Pad 4. Small tablets with 8+" screens usually come with lacklustre specs so to see this tablet come into the market is simply amazing. Quick question, how does the screen look like outside when it's exposed to the sunlight? Sometimes I watch media on the go and am concerned how the screen would perform when exposed to bright light. Would love to hear some feedback from you on this. Thank you in advanced!

[@AlvinAndreanTheVintager]

I personally have one and it gets as bright as my wife's ipad mini 6. Really good brightness outdoors, plus great lowest brightness too in the dark.

[@paufexas2340]

@@AlvinAndreanTheVintager Yeah, the lowest setting is so low that I can't even bother to watch videos on that setting (but it's still great for reading and great for not blinding yourself when using it in the dark).

[@kabishnando4286]

Hi there did u get it ?

[@officeacct0048]

Be careful with this tab. I currently have this, in less than 4 months, this had an issue where it won't bootup at all, nothing happens when you press the power button, and it wont charge at all (I have a wire from Mcdodo that shows charge wattage). It's also not detected in Windows' Device Manager. You'll need to wait 2 weeks until the battery runs out (technically it's on it seems, but it's completely unresponsive) so you can charge and use it again. It happened again just now, after charging to 100%, and I am so sick of it.

[@Mister_Jay_Tee]

Any updates?

[@officeacct0048]

it's dead. I brought it to a technician, at first it didn't charge (no voltage was displayed then they plugged it into a voltimeter), so they had to solder something on the board. However when they opened it, it seems CPU was dead already, most likely due to overheating Lenovo taunted this tab with an extremely good cooling system, wide VC cooling etc, only to find out that it died just by playing genshin impact for several hours a day lol

[@Fruitarian.]

Omg im planning to buy this😢

[@leonardomatheus1888]

Must be an exception case, sad for your loss tho :/

[@ojichrom8448]

Maybe you would have to change options when the notification show up while connecting to the computer,cause the tablet OS can be meant for Windows 11. For the charging problem the problem could be from the USB type C cable that you are using cause it require a cable with very very good wave.

[@rokko_fable]

Nice. I love 8" size but sadly options have only been severely low powered for years. Of course there is the iPad mini but then you have to deal with ios limitations and basically zero emulation.

[@rokko_fable]

Wow! And a desktop move with video out!? I'm going to pick this up for sure now.

[@decki86]

You can do decent emulation with alt store and if you need more than 2 emulators ( delta is enough for most nintendont up to DS) then you might want Apple dev account. Android is definitely better though in this aspect but in case you are stuck with the Apple ecosystem and only want 1 daily driver

[@rokko_fable]

@@decki86 I used altstore in the past when they were asking $10 or $12 per year... Now they want $20/month which is ridiculous. Even when I paid I had to deal with apps being revoked and their only solution was to wait a week and try again. Not going back to that nonsense. Apple hardware is phenominal, but ios still a letdown

[@decki86]

@@rokko_fable yea agreed. i have both platforms but for those on apple, altstore is decent. it is free to use atm but you have to refresh yourself. a hassle from an android user point of view but better than no options on ios. delta+ppsspp is good enough for the allowable 2 self-signed free dev account.

[@awesomeferret]

The biggest dealbreaker for me for the iPad mini is the vsync issues (aka the jelly effect). There's no excuse for that in 2022, but here we are, an iPad sold in 2022 that's jittery and choppy just because they can't make vsync work properly. To be clear, they aren't the only ones. LG was nutorious for messing this up too back in the day.

[@Tibeardius]

Bought this a couple months back. Amazing screen and performance. Surprised how much more snappy the Y700 is than my Zenfone 8 with a SD888. Just wished this came with a true global rom.

[@AngadAnand1]

Does it have stylus support?

[@TomiIslam33]

Probably cuz 870 is last optimized and mede right way from right producer like tmsc

[@Tibeardius]

@@AngadAnand1 Haven't tried. Sorry.

[@Phoenix56801]

Wow, I'm planning to get the Lenovo pad P12 pro with the same chip.

[@yellow2683]

@@TomiIslam33 Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 is made by tsmc

[@jjcranfill]

Could honestly justify an android gaming tablet before a phone. The game selection has gotten pretty decent nowadays, but the phone just has so many distractions. A tablet gives me an option for a dedicated machine for on the go

[@SkyYukiGuy]

@@bulletpunch9317 Phone will throttle from heat more. And in general you should get better visual and audio experience on a tablet, something that can't really be seen in spec sheet.

[@osamu_90]

@@SkyYukiGuy Yeah, but generally tablets are only slightly better at dealing with heat due to how thin they are. That's why there's been increasing interest in the handheld gaming market in recent years, since there's a lot more room for adequate cooling and you don't need extra accessories to get actual game controls. Software-wise, tablet OSes are also hogged down by unnecessary bloatware to gaming, just like phones are (eg. cameras). They're literally phones in giant form factors, that's all. I do think that this is a great tablet, but if I'm complaining about distractions from a phone, the same thing applies to tablets as well and if I'm getting a _dedicated portable gaming machine_, handhelds are still the way to go (especially with how their prices are getting very competitive these days after Ayn's Odin and Valve's Steam Deck were released). ※I'm not saying that handhelds do better in every way; they all have their own pros and cons (tablets are significantly better at media consumption and productivity than both phones and handhelds).

[@wongwyi]

I am using this tablet, mainly for playing CODM and watching movie / sport game, this tablet is very good, heat is not a concern, battery is enough for 4 / 5 hours.

[@asmrnaturecat984]

Does it support stylus?

[@SeekerofYab]

Here's hoping someone finally releases a good wired telescoping controller for Android tablets. The Kishi and X2 seem great but then you're limited to a 6 inch phone.

[@lconde568]

This is great , It's a shame there is still no quality telescopic controllers supporting it. It would make an amazing gaming and streaming device if so.

[@cannon59]

liking the new intro. Very cool 👍

[@terrysimms1790]

Lol you missed one of the bus stops sir great video, love the reviews and how to stuff.

[@Kiran-kz2ku]

Your content is always nice to watch

[@whoiamiamnot2104]

Yes I have been so hyped for this tablet for some time now. I had the Nvidia Shield Tablet. Which has been regulated to a clock/digital picture display the last few years as it's just too slow to do anything. I love this size of tablet and was waiting for a true successor to the Shield Tablet. A gaming focused tablet with a 8 inch screen. This is that tablet. I'm just waiting for this to be available in the US but if it's not available by the end of the year I might just get it from AliExpress.

[@vektr6278]

Yes ! Thank you !

[@mrgboy247]

Just ordered this last night from Giztop for $367 (8/128) including taxes, insurance, shipping fees and 5% black Friday coupon! Can't wait to get it! sold my ipad mini 6 and galaxy tab s5e so I'm hoping this will be the last tablet I need for awhile!

[@The_Supreme_Savage]

How is it I thinking about getting it from Giztop??? Do you have Legion Realm I heard people say they don't have it??? Is you able to download stuff from the Playstore with no problems???

[@Bboyman1150]

Picked up the 256+12GB version for $345 on clearance. Can’t wait till it ships in a couple weeks

[@observer4451]

How is it bro?

[@Bboyman1150]

@@observer4451 it’s a great tablet

[@Aenlirion]

8.8" display is perfect for a portable device!!!! What it must have is a pencil to go with it, yeah like an ipad mini to be a notebook set up too. There is a market there on android.

[@hawkeyes4768]

just wanna say ty for keep testing all these unique products and pushing them that was the reason we all loved the early YT creators they got so big dont test none of these now i recently got a ser 4 from watching ur video and its a emulator monster keep up the great work

[@nalo1728]

this is the best size for a tablet. i miss my nexus 7 size. currently using a 10 inch one and i cant hold it for long periods unlike my nexus 7 . now just slap a sd 8 gen 2 on this size and ill buy one fast .

[@madarasoun3018]

We need more 8 inch tablet options.

[@merthyr1831]

Gotta say it's impressive that a fanless mobile chip can provide better performance than many lower-spec and powerhungry x86 chips on laptops! Very impressive stuff, and a good omen for ARM for desktop applications into the future

[@GooderBen]

The functions are very satisfactory. App copy function. Speed. Screen size. Double vibration. The only disadvantage is that there is no gps. It cannot be used in the car

[@johnnguyen7630]

Thank you for the review. I would love to see how Diablo Immortal performs on this tablet.

[@RealizniguhNit]

Still love mine. Planning on getting the 2023 version soon too.

[@paufexas2340]

Hey @ETA Prime, Here's a small hack for using Legion Realm in PC Mode. Add some simple app to Legion Realm (even something like a notepad). Connect to the monitor with the monitor in PC mode but the tablet in phone mode (i.e. not mirroring) and then on the tablet, open up the simple app, swipe down to activate the Legion Realm and switch to Beast Mode or modify the GPU settings as you wish. This also means that you can activate bypass charging while using PC Mode on the external screen which is great for thermals. Now here's three questions from me. Have you been able to get 60hz @4K? My current dongles are oldish and when I connect if I go to choose the resolution it has 4K @30hz marked as "(default)" and highest option. I'm not sure if that is because that's what my dongles are limited to or if that's the max the tablet supports. I can get 60hz if I drop the resolution to 1080p (heck, some of the resolution options go as high as 75hz but my tv is 60hz and nothing else). So yeah, I was wondering about that since at 30hz PAL content can result in judder. How well does external keyboard support work for you? It's a bit wonky for me. It detects my Logitech bluetooth mouse as a keybaord. It works fine as a mouse but since it detects it as a keyboard it won't show the virtual keyboard when I tap on text input fields forcing me to connect an actual keyboard. Also, I've found that it doesn't play nice in certain situations (like the search field in pc mode under certain conditions). Also, not your focus of testing. But the settings supposedly let you set fake backgrounds on the tablet which will then be used by videoconferencing apps, but when I try to use it, the videoconferencing apps (zoom, skype) don't display the preselected virtual background. Have you tried the feature (and gotten it to work?) It could add functionality for on the go productivity since notn all mobile videoconferencing apps have virtual background support (Skype doesn't for example), meaning taking a call in certain conditions can look less than professional.

[@gockartzz8272]

You finnaly tested this thablet out

[@tendosingh5682]

Finally a decent sized screen!

[@JeffGillis-lv1rz]

Finally a iPad mini sized competitor!!! If it runs games then I got the power to run o365, slack, ClickUp etc… love this size!

[@denvera1g1]

Back in my day the Lenovo Y700 had an i7-6700HQ and a GTX 960m

[@castorpollux7012]

1:32 eta always flex this same live wallpaper, probably gif who knows😂 any idea where he got that from?, would be cool to see him replying this comment tho. 😌

[@awesomeferret]

What's sort of shocking is that this is one of the very very very few tablets on the market with a display that actually has a decent PPI (above 323 PPI). You can spend 1200 dollars on a Tab S8 Ultra and get under 300 PPI. My brother has one and I can see pixels from a normal viewing distance, it's amazing that people are okay with that when it was relatively common for tablets to have more than 323 PPI a DECADE ago.

[@chocotv9179]

Because of the screen size ofcourse

[@awesomeferret]

@@chocotv9179 exactly. And since high end small tablets are so rare... 🤷‍♂️. It's very annoying how manufacturers just pick and choose which premium features are premium. That's not how that works. Premium features are subjective, inherently. Having a high PPI display is more premium to a lot of people than a big screen is, yet Samsung thinks it's okay to charge 1400 dollars for a tablet with 100+ PPI lower than midrange tablets from TEN YEARS AGO. Sure, it's 1440p. So what, it still has the pixel density of a 2010 tablet (not 2013 of course, that was the year of the small high PPI budget tablets, eg Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HDX).

[@Trainboy1EJR]

@@awesomeferret The Fire HDX was really something, a shame that Amazon let their App Store go to waste.

[@fairlymoon448]

Omg yes! My 2005 sony tablet has higher ppi than the current mid size tablets. Lighter, thinner, brighter. Hopefully this has global release 🙏

[@awesomeferret]

I finally got one. The screen is as impressive as I hoped it would be. Remember, it's an LCD, so you trade black levels for significantly improved durability (black levels are worse, but you can use the screen at high brightness levels for long hours without worrying about burn in). This kind of fidelity should be the bare minimum for high end tablets. Yes, that means it's time for 4k tablets if we want high fidelity 10 inch tablets. Having an absurdly high res display should be an expected feature on a 500+ dollar tablet meant to do things that can honestly be done on a 7 year old dual core laptop nearly as quickly (I know, because I regularly use a laptop with a 4th gun core i5 that's smoother and snappier than some of my more modern computers for some reason).

[@SlipScope]

nice to see a fast tablet with a headphone jack for once

[@WhiteEvo6]

Such a shame Lenovo does not continue to update tablets after you buy them. You’re lucky to get a single update out of them

[@ellaquin]

Hi, tiny typo, you capitalized the O in "Gamecube and DOlphin Legion Y700" in the chapters when watching (the name of the segment) not sure if this is where I should point it out, or just DM you somewhere, but I figured this would be easiest, sry

[@stansfied1531]

8 inch tabs are the best am actually viewing this vid from one

[@ZethKunHinokami]

Thanks for the review, I really favor 8 inch tablet more than the bigger one. Because it's easy to go to everywhere and cute!! Unfortunaly, other 8 inch tablet naturally have low quality but not this one. I'm really impress.

[@eperez2784]

I have one. I got it a month ago. It’s awesome. I reached out to you to review.

[@chrisbullock6477]

Its honestly not a bad price for what you get. Slightly bigger than the biggest phones and smaller that the average tablet with this type of power.

[@demonprincess5634]

this looks like what i been wanting to get and at 349.00 it not so out of my price rage that i would not get it. Sent your reviewing i know it going be bad ass

[@chrisbullock6477]

That 12 gigs of Ram just sounds so nice! And gives you some longer life with it to be able to handle so much more.

[@technicallyme]

My iPad mini wrecks this tablet on geek bench wish I could run emulators on it

[@angelcuencapasadas56]

I LOVE this tablet but i don t like chinesse ROM versión.. amazing videos Etaprime... You are a master 👍

[@hanzo6669]

Wow you finally got one, thanks for the videos!

[@marciotravassos4892]

I'm looking forward to you doing an analysis of Black shark 5, I looked but I couldn't find it on your channel.

[@tobiwonkanogy2975]

at just under 1000 CAD from Best buy , its not a bad competitor to an ipad like device. the super phone experience

[@johncraftenworth7847]

it's like the onexp handheld, which remains a relevant gaming tablet because of that perfect size screen, not too big or small!!! this lenovo is similar

[@b.s.ksaiganesh3831]

Best competitor for ipad mini 6 in terms of form factor

[@kratosgow5010]

I just got the Lenovo Legion Y700. The form factor and the power of the device is perfect to play PS2. Just add a BT controller, and you're good to go :)

[@nanodesu9031]

once this get around $100-200 price range, i might consider buying this specifically as an e reader. The size is just perfect for comics and manga. I was considering buying an ipad mini until i found this.

[@tekiro]

Had the ipad mini 6 and sold it to get this instead, I like the additional storage, sdcard, and headphone jack. It is so much easier to put emulators on it and enjoy retro games. In addition, you've got a widscreen format for movie watching

[@tobiwonkanogy2975]

i heard ads for the whole line up during algs apex legends global series and distinctly remeber the woman saying *lenovo legion* quite funnily.

[@kurtgentry6257]

Finally a mini tablet that's good! Can you do some in depth ps2, GC, Wii, 3DS and NDS please

[@TheSavageBean]

10/10 review

[@NCSTalkid]

Best mini tablet design

[@kszytok]

Love to see 7 inch beast that I can fit physical controller in to

[@suprhero1]

Do all the games from the Play store play at a native resolution? Because the S8 tab ultra is very misleading while it has the horsepower most of if not 99% of all the games that people would play off the Play store do not play natively they all play downscaled and they all look grainy like a PlayStation 2 game.

[@othinus]

If it had optional LTE, this would be a perfect replacement for a gaming phone.

[@kevinlaw5145]

yes, need to lte

[@TomiIslam33]

Hotspot from phone or even internet portable box

[@asmrnaturecat984]

Did lenovo plan to release the lte version?

[@jaspalah]

i bought the xiaomi pad 5 and ended up giving it to my wife for her to watch movies on. the y700 is definitely nicer because of it's smaller screen, just ordered it a couple of days ago and can't wait for it to be delivered!!

[@zuum53]

So how was it so far man, im planning to buy it as well.

[@holdsomecrypto8580]

You recommend this instead of xiaomi pad 5 ???

[@jaspalah]

@@holdsomecrypto8580 both are great devices, dont get me wrong. On paper, the y700 wins in performance and loses out a little in the battery life department. The difference in performance between the 2 is still too small to even notice if you ask me. So it ultimately came down to the device size/weight. This really depends on what you're going to use the device for the most. For gaming, I personally like the y700 because its easier to hold it for longer durations vs the mipad 5. For watching movies, the bigger screen on the mipad 5 is definitely better and more comfortable. watching movies on y700 is not bad at all though :)

[@holdsomecrypto8580]

@@jaspalah the y700 is not available in India sadly. But thanks for replying 🙂

[@SleepyNFit]

hello there. I'm stuck between pad 5 & y700. I mostly want to use it for productivity and gaming as well. I think I'm leaning more toward the y700 due to its size, but do you think the y700 can be used for note-taking and such? I do know it does not have an official stylus, but I could probably get myself a stylus somewhere. Thank you 🫡

[@jefferyflood]

Hey eta can you do another budget phone review?

[@mattdavis9601]

+1

[@gregorimartinez361]

Yes, would you mind please trying some switch emulation games on that device?

[@jimakos75]

Please can you tell me the resolution of pc mode ? Is it 4k 60? I would like that to use it as a tv box too. Thank you.

[@keithevans2722]

Great,great video and great machine,I'm not a serious gamer but I real need a tablet of that size and that kind of display power for reading ebooks and comics,can you please include that on your next video!?

[@2Dark03]

Mind doesn't have lenovo realm.

[@kamiwey]

I love the full white controller, where did you get it?

[@codedwarrior226]

Just bought an m4 iPad. Might have over done it a bit for what I use it for. Would have considered this tablet.

[@djwillo2318]

Great video as always, can you tell me what is that great live wallpaper your using?

[@GavinWightman]

Does it fit in any telescopic controllers like the iPega series?

[@delightfulsquirtle]

I love the size of this tablet

[@techguygamer2023]

What themes you using I need those on my tablets happy to share thanks

[@King_Moose]

The fact that this isn't sold in the US is concerning. Where is the Global Rom on this? What is the CFW support on this?

[@krophiquon]

this might be what I finally replace my Shield Tablet with

[@emilioallison]

Can you do a review of the new gateway laptop, they redesigned the whole thing?

[@AlwynChua]

Hi great review. Want to ask if you have a suggestion for usb c to hdmi cable? Was using one but does not work.

[@LouisHochmanTheJourno]

What's the maximum resolution and refresh rate it'll do for external output?

[@cliftonchurch6039]

Look, I'm lucky enough to have had the opportunity of building a kicking PC during the indoor times, and that was a little stretch for my budget. What I'm looking for is a low end device that can handle basic emulation, but is more often to be used for Steam in home game streaming to. I wish I could pay $100-200 for this, and the higher I pay, the more I'd like nice to haves like Crazy Taxi, my favorite Dreamcast game, if that ran smoothly, it might be worth it. You have any suggestions for devices that could fit that criteria, or maybe one or two just outside that range, but worth it?

[@hosein8466]

1M SUB 💙🔥

[@cassjr17]

Ive look all over for something to tickle my fancy and it all came down to this….. is portable and very powerful what sold me was the fact that devices now a days arent all button based so it kinda has me sad but either this or the ayaneo 2 but the batterylife on that smh….. i love lenovo anyway

[@nabeelnaseer2320]

Thanks a lot for the review on this one, So i have been eyeing this on AliExpress for a while now, but didnt buy it till now for the reason that there are no good reviews of this one on youtube. What i would really like to know is how it compares to the Ipad Mini 6, as both of them fall under almost the same price bracket, would love to know your opinion.

[@Trainboy1EJR]

Emulation = Android. Current mobile games = iPad. There is no denying the power of the A13 in the base ipad, A15 in the mini, or the M1 in the Air. But emulation is Android by a mile. iOS is locked down and no fun if you try to do anything they don't want you to do.

[@ferrellsl]

Was this being demoed with the Global ROM or the Chinese ROM?

[@decki86]

Would be great to know battery life and emulation with normal and beast mode.. is there fast charging? Does performance hiccup with desktop mode due to pixels rendering on both screens or we can output to only one screen or does mirroring help? Thanks for the hands on review. Great walkthrough! Loving more powerful iPad mini alternatives in the Android space :)

[@edyyagami22]

45 Watt fast charging

[@abdulmuhaimin5274]

Fast charging? Yes. It has a Snapdragon QuickCharge 4+

[@tk.pabloyt]

6:33 bruh what. If it can fix render lag in pubg then know that it can load any game without any problem

[@hotrizzle15]

So this snapdragon is slightly faster the the one in the s8 ultra? I love the livewallpaper in the beginning, still can't find it anywhere. Great Vid

[@MK-Turtles]

Thanks for the review! Does it has NFC?

[@drkerbalmd7240]

How does Citra run on it? If you attached a GameSir X2 to this while holding it portrait, it would be a great DS emulator... and perhaps a great 3DS emulator as well?

[@kayupagarpagar8935]

TLOZ A link between worlds run 60fps with 3X native, Super Mario Bros 2 with 4X native