Lenovo Tab M9 price in India, availability
The Lenovo Tab M9 price in India is set at Rs 12,999. It will be available in Frost Blue and Storm Grey colours from June 1 at Lenovo.com as well as leading online channels like Amazon and Flipkart. The tablet will also be available for purchase from offline retail stores like Reliance Digital and Croma.
“Our new Lenovo Tab M9 is one of the best entry-level Android devices, and it’s the perfect entertainment powerhouse for consumers looking for some downtime away from the stress of work and school. This tablet encapsulates next-generation functionality, reliability, and a satisfying multimedia experience at an incredible value, thus paving the way to a significantly enhanced user experience,” said Sumati Sahgal, head, tablets and smart devices, Lenovo India.
Lenovo Tab M9 specifications
Lenovo Tab M9 sports a 9-inch HD (1340×800 pixel) IPS display with 400 nits brightness. The display comes with Netflix HD-support and Dolby Atmos spatial audio with dual stereo speakers. The tablet comes with an Immersive Reading Mode that is said to simulate the colour of real book pages, and offers a selection of various ambient background sounds. The display also has TÜV Rheinland eye care certification.
The Lenovo Tab M9 is powered with MediaTek Helio G80 SoC and runs Android 12 operating system. The SoC is paired with up to 4GB of RAM and 64GB storage. Lenovo claims that the tablet delivers up to 13 hours of video playback on a single charge.
The Lenovo Tab M9 tablet has a dual-tone metal chassis and is said to be one of the best lightweight tablets in the market with 344 grams weight. When it comes to security, the Lenovo Tab M9 tablet comes with a face-unlock feature.
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