The Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 3, unveiled at CES 2025, presents itself as a strong contender in the small Android tablet market. With its premium build quality, lightweight design, competitive pricing, and seemingly gamer-friendly features, it aims to recapture the magic of the original Nexus 7.
CES 2025 Read and watch our complete CES coverage here Updated less than 34 seconds ago Table of Contents One of my favorite Android tablets was the original Nexus 7 (I also loved the second-gen model that launched a year later). Google’s 7-inch Android tablets were well-made, had capable specs, and were unbelievably affordable. Both models were critically acclaimed and set a new standard for powerful, compact tablet s that weren’t outrageously expensive.
Unfortunately, we haven’t had anything quite like the Nexus 7 for well over a decade. Small Android tablets still exist, but they’re often budget-focused models with far too many compromises. If you want a properly capable and compact tablet, you need to buy an iPad mini. At least you used to. Recommended Videos At CES 2025, Lenovo announced the Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 3. It’s a small(ish) Andriod tablet with quality hardware, good specs, and a competitive price. I got to use the Legion Tab ahead of its release, and I can’t wait to get my hands on it again. Related All the makings of a great compact tablet The Legion Pad Gen 3 makes a good first impression right out of the gate. The aluminum body feels really well-made and cool to the touch. It’s also surprisingly lightweight at just 350 grams — not that much heavier than the 232-gram Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. And because the weight is spread out over a larger body, the Legion Pad feels even lighter than expected. It’s also incredibly thin at 7.79mm, making it thinner than phones like the S24 Ultra and the Google Pixel 9 Pro. And even though the Legion Tab is technically a “gamer” tablet and part of Lenovo’s gaming-focus Legion sub-brand, it doesn’t look like some other cliché gamer-focused devices. Besides the Legion logo on the back, the Legion Tab Gen 3 looks like any other Android tablet. If anything, it’s a bit basic with its ultra-sleek black paint job. There are no RGB lights or anything else that screams, “I’M A TABLET FOR GAMERS”
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