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Lenovo Tab 2 A8 is a basic tablet for a bargain price (pictures)

Meet the Lenovo Tab 2 A8

If you only have $129 to spend on a tablet,  the selection isn't great --nor is the quality. Knowing that, the Lenovo Tab 2 A8 is one of the better choices, albeit a pretty simple one.

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Blue back

The plastic back panel of the Tab 2 A8 is smooth with a matte finish in dark blue. It feels nice against your fingertips, but it doesn't provide any grip support.

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MicroSD card slot

With only 16GB of internal storage loaded in, you're going to want to take advantage of the microSD card expansion slot on the top-left corner of the tablet.

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Thick and heavy

Like most budget tablets, the Lenovo Tab 2 A8 rocks a rather homely build. It's design is girthy, and for a small tablet, it's pretty heavy.

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Simple is as simple does

One of the best features of the Tab 2 A8 is the front-facing speakers. When used with the built-in Dolby app, movies become more immersive, thanks to crisp dialogue and the sound that travels between the speakers.

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Disappointing rear camera

Cameras on tablets are standard, however most tend to disappoint when it comes to quality. The rear cam on the Lenovo tablet is no different.

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Top edge

You'll find both the Micro-USB port and headphone jack on the top edge of the tablet.

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All right for a budget buy

If you're trying to not break the bank, the Lenovo Tab 2 A8 works fine for casual use, like checking email, surfing the Web, and streaming video. If you want a tablet with more horsepower or a slimmer design, expect to spend at least double this amount for a better model.

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