Yes, most Lenovo tablets are capable of running productivity apps like Microsoft Office and Google Docs, making them efficient for basic office tasks. However, it is recommended to check if the tablet supports a Bluetooth keyboard to enhance productivity.

This depends on the model and release year. Devices with processors like Snapdragon or MediaTek can support most modern apps and games. Models running Android 10 and above will likely be able to run the latest apps, but older versions might face some limitations.

Common issues include:
• Slow performance: Older models may experience slow performance if the system is not regularly updated.
• Overheating: The device may get hot if the processor is overloaded, especially during prolonged use.
• App crashes: Ensure that apps run smoothly and do not crash, particularly when running large apps or games.
On Soum, we guarantee that the device you purchase will be free from any issues or defects.

This depends on the model and year of release. Used Lenovo tablets running Android can be updated if the device supports the latest versions of Android or Lenovo’s ZUI.

Testing battery life is essential. You can do this by fully charging the device and using it for a while to see how quickly the battery drains. If the device supports battery analysis apps, you can use these to check the number of remaining charge cycles and overall battery health.

Make sure to check the screen resolution and brightness levels. Look for any dead pixels or color distortions, especially if the tablet uses an IPS LCD or OLED screen. Testing the brightness at its maximum level will help you ensure the screen maintains its quality under different lighting conditions.