Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 Pro. 13.3 inch display, 32GB of storage. Easy to grip.

12 hours of battery life. Not ideal for those who want a Windows tab (this tab runs Android). Some dislike large screen and weight of tablet. Intel Z3745 4-Core 1.86GHz may not be sufficient for some.

10 Tablets with the Longest Battery Life Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 The 12 hours and 37 minutes of battery life is a good reason to love the Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2, but it's not the only one. This 10-inch Android 4.4 KitKat tablet sports a built-in kickstand and curved edge that allows you to use the tablet in multiple modes.

The front-facing speakers positively boom audio at you, and the $269 price tag is nothing to sneeze at. Plus, on the software front, Lenovo adds a quick-settings menu called Bottom Switch, which gives you easy access to various settings.

Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 Pro. Billed as “the ultimate 13-inch entertainment tablet” by Laptop Mag, this plus-sized tab is ideal for people who are looking for a larger device that's ideal for watching movies in bed.

The large screen is also ideal for people who enjoy casual games, or those who simply prefer a big screen.

Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 10.1. Depends on which version for Tablet you bought and how the call was made. For the more expensive LTE version (which actually holds a SIM card), yes.

The cheaper Wi-Fi only version, regular phone call, No. However, you can still call people over Wi-Fi by using APP such as Skype which acted just like a telephone (provided you have enough credits in your Skype account). This Yoga tablet can be installed with win 8. I used win 8 but the resolution is not that great.

Lenovo YOGA Tablet 2 Review Lenovo has been pushing out some interesting devices, and its new YOGA Tablet 2 is one of the biggest stands outs among them. How so? For starters, you can hang it on the kitchen wall when you're trying to follow a recipe.

The hinge is rounded, doubling as a grip when holding the tablet in portrait orientation. This same hinge allows the "display" to be adjusted in the same smooth increments as a laptop when attached to the accompanying keyboard. Do these features round out an already excellent tablet, however, or are they merely gimmicks? Read our full review to find out!

Lenovo's YOGA Tablet 2 is an impressive little device. Upon first picking it up, you'll notice that it is lighter than expected, but that the light weight doesn't come with a cheap feel.

The related keyboard is the same way, offering a thin but sturdy profile with low-profile keys and a magnetic hinge. When paired together, the tablet and keyboard form a device about the size and shape of a netbook, folding together into a near-seamless hard-backed device.

10 Tablets with the Longest Battery Life Lenovo Yoga Tablet 10 HD+ Uniquely, the Lenovo Yoga Tablet 10 HD+ features an adjustable kickstand and hinge, which allows you to stand the tablet up for better viewing. And you'll be able to stream plenty of Netflix, thanks to the 13:01 of battery life endurance.

This $349 Android tablet features a full-HD 1920 x 1200-pixel display and front-facing speakers for an even better cinema experience.

Lenovo Yoga Tablet: Affordable + Large Battery Capacity

Weight of 0.58 pounds, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 is light and thin enough to easily fit into a drawer or backpack. You can purchase the Samsung in 32GB or 64GB configurations, and micro-SD support provides storage flexibility. However, the tablet's battery life is a notable misstep in comparison with its competitors.

In Laptop's testing, a tablet scrolls through webpages at a constant brightness until the battery powers down. During this test, the S2 put up a subpar mark of 7 hours and 42 minutes. Most mainstream tablets average between 8 and 9 hours of battery life.

Elsewhere, the middling battery life of the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is a stumble. Battery testing from our colleagues at Laptop Mag revolves around simulated web browsing at a constant brightness until the tablet powers down.

In this test, the Pro 4 only put up a mark of six hours and five minutes. While the Pro 4's specifications are more power hungry than a standard tablet, most premium tablets can still reach around nine hours of battery life. The Pro 4 features a 12.3-inch, 2736 x 1824 display that is a notable upgrade from past Surface models, which featured 2160 x 1440 displays.