We continue with Lenovo's new high-end Android tablet as the protagonist and one of the comparisons that undoubtedly has to face Yoga Tab 3 Pro after having messed with him iPad Air 2 and by the Ministry of Home Affairs of the Government of Spain with the Galaxy Tab S2, is at X, one of the best tablets that have seen the light this 2015. We are going to review the Technical specifications of both to help you decide which is the one that can best be adapted to what you are looking for in a tablet.
Integrated
As we have seen in previous comparisons, the Yoga Tab 3 Pro attracts attention when we put it face to face with other high-end tablets, since Lenovo has followed a very different approach with this range, putting the practical dimension above the aesthetics. And, despite the good finishes, it draws attention to the elegant and stylized X, mainly due to its atypical cylindrical support. This one, however, has some interesting advantages: not only does it help us to hold it more comfortably, but it also makes it easier to house a battery with a higher capacity than usual and a projector.
Dimensions
There is no significant difference in size between both tablets (24,7x17,9 inch against 25,4x16,7 inch) and, if we leave the support aside, in fact the Yoga Tab 3 Pro is finer4,81 mm against 6,1 mm). In what there is a notable difference and it is worth taking it into account, in any case, it is in the weight, since the tablet of Lenovo Weighs 667 gramswhile that of Sony it stays in 389 grams, that is, about 50% less.
Screen
If we confine ourselves to considering the screen, however, we find identical technical specifications: the two screens are of 10.1 inches, have Quad HD resolution (2560 x 1600) and the same pixel density (PPI 299). Nothing that tips the balance from one side or the other, therefore.
Performance
La X It has some advantage in the RAM section (2 GB against 3 GB), but in regards to the processor they are quite even (processor Intel quad-core with a frequency of 2,2 GHz against Snapdragon 810 eight-core with a frequency of 2,0 GHz). We will have to wait to see tests of real use to see which of the two takes better advantage of the hardware and wins in fluidity.
Storage capacity
Equality returns in the storage capacity section, in which again we find ourselves without any factor that can help us decide between one and the other: both offer us 32 GB internal memory and the option to expand it externally via card micro-SD.
Cameras
Although the X It has a good front camera, capable of maintaining the level of the Yoga Tab 3 Pro (5 MP for both) this is a section in which the tablet of Lenovo it rises well above average and clearly prevails when it comes to the main chamber (13 MP). Of course, it is always advisable to be realistic in terms of the actual use that we are going to give the camera on a tablet.
Autonomy
This is where the Yoga Tab 3 Pro It is unrivaled, although we will have to wait for the autonomy tests to see if it confirms the superiority it holds in terms of battery capacity. When compared with that of the X specifically, we find that it is more than 40% higher: 10200 mAh front a 6000 mAh.
Price
We find in this case with a higher price difference than usual when it comes to high-end tablets, not so much because the Yoga Tab 3 Pro be especially cheap$500) like because the X It is one of the most expensive$600) and, despite the fact that it has been in stores for a while, it is not especially easy to find it for lower prices.