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There's not one huge, glaring reason to stay away; no, it's the combination of a middling CPU, unimpressive battery life and design quirks such as an overzealous accelerometer and an awkwardly placed webcam. All that adds up to an experience that leaves us wanting more.

The Lenovo IdeaTab S2109A has an appealing price, but it can't compete with similarly priced tablets in overall value.

The Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 is an Android tablet with low-end specs, but a midrange price tag, making it a hard sell when compared with some less-expensive and better-equipped alternatives.

The mid-range at best specs, low resolution, lack of a rear camera, and occasional stutters makes it hard to justify. For the price you could do better, but if Lenovo drops her down to $299 this might be a slightly different story.

his thin, light, and attractive Android slate performs well and has superb four-speaker SRS sound. Considering its somewhat outdated dual-core processor and poor battery life, though, it's a bit overpriced.