The Lenovo LePad uses a 10.1-inch screen, while the iPad uses a 9.7-inch screen. Both are designed with acrylic glass hard screen materials and have strong transparency. Judging from the model design, both use a rounded rectangular edge design, but the most obvious difference is that the radius of the rounded corners is larger, and the body line is more rounded. It is similar to the Lenovo Phone and the iPad. Compared with the thickness of the iPad, the LePad has a slight advantage. The thinnest part of the iPad body is 13.4mm, while the LePad is 12.9mm. There is no controversy in terms of weight. The difference is not big. The LePad is slightly larger at 760g, while the Apple iPad in the hands of the editor only weighs 694g.
The Android system operating UI used by Lenovo LePad still uses a four-leaf clover design, which is basically consistent with the previous LePhone mobile operating system. Judging from the smoothness and speed of Lenovo's LePad operating system, I personally think it is the best among domestic brands, and it is not far behind tablet products from international first-tier manufacturers.
It should be based on the Android system, so the applications are the ones we are familiar with, such as music, videos, e-books, games, email, and of course camera shooting, but Lenovo Music The Pad only provides a front camera for video calls, and the rear camera is not provided in this product. Although for the author, it is a bit useless to design a rear camera on a tablet, but most consumers don’t think so. Usually they I think it's better than nothing.
Lenovo LePad values more the control experience that the LeOS 2.0 system brings to users. Although the LeOS 2.0 system has some minor flaws in UI details, the overall level is enough to compete directly with the international first-tier manufacturers that use the Android system. contend. Looking back at China, there is really no tablet computer that reaches the level of Lenovo Pad, whether it is the quality of the product itself or the system UI design. Some users may feel that domestic tablets cannot surpass the Apple iPad, but at least so far, we have seen this hope in the Lenovo Pad.