GoSolo Verdict
The Yoga Tab Gen 2 is a thin, light 11-inch tablet with a sharp 3840×2560 display and flagship Dimensity 9500s chip, aimed at creatives and media consumers willing to accept a modest camera setup and stylus-only input. For €650 it is a credible alternative to iPad Air if your workflow leans on Android, deep file control, and expandable storage rather than ecosystem lock-in.
Strengths · 4
- Display is genuinely exceptional: 11.1 inches at 3840×2560 with 144Hz and Dolby Vision hits a resolution density that rivals high-end monitors and outpaces most tablets
- Feather-light at 480g and just 6.2mm thick, with a glass and aluminum frame that feels solid without the weight penalty of competing devices
- Magnetic stylus and expandable microSDXC storage give it a real edge for creators and people who want control over their files—neither standard on iPads at this price
- Dimensity 9500s is current-generation and handles multitasking and creative apps without stutter; fast UFS 4.0 storage on the 256GB variant helps
Trade-offs · 3
- 13MP main camera and 8MP selfie are weak for a €650 tablet; they are bottom-tier even by 2026 standards and will disappoint anyone who shoots photos or video regularly
- 11000mAh battery sounds generous but with a 144Hz display at that resolution, real-world battery life is likely modest—day-long heavy use is not guaranteed
- No cellular option locks you into Wi-Fi only; fine for home use but limits portability compared to 4G/5G-capable tablet rivals