The Lenovo tablet is offered in two versions, each with an EMMC 5.1 memory in sizes of 64 GB and 128 GB. However, the large version was not available during the exam.
Internal memory can be easily widened using a microSD card, although only cards with a capacity up to 1 TB are supported. In addition to the SD card niche, WWAN models also have a slit for a nano-SIM for mobile internet.
The entry -level tablet has a 3.5 mm socket for headphones and a USB 2.0 port, although this only allows slow data transfers and does not support the video output. The Lenovo tablet also supports Bluetooth 5.3 and Miracast for wireless mirror and offers an FM radio.
The eccentric rotary mass (ERM) also deserves to be mentioned. However, haptic feedback is not of high quality; Vibrations are spongy and imprecise. What the Lenovo One tab is missing is the NFC functionality for mobile payments and an IR blaster, which limits certain scenarios of use for the compact tablet.
