Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5 review: Stellar processing in a small package

Lenovo does something no other tech brand does — make a tablet specifically for gaming. A continuation of its Legion computers, the Lenovo Legion Tab puts gaming content into a smaller, more portable package. Previous generations of the Lenovo Legion Tab have been impressive tablets, so my expectations were high for the recently released Gen 5 model. And here's the thing about the Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5 — while it's built for gaming, I think it's a great everyday tablet. The Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5 is a tablet designed for gaming. With a 12-hour battery life and a Snapdragon processor that keeps it on par with MacBooks, it packs a lot of power within its 8.8-inch screen. It handles livestreams with ease, but its touchscreen is occasionally unresponsive. It costs $679.99, a big price hike between generations, but not a surprise considering the current memory crisis. Display: 8.8-inch 3K PureSight screen with 800 nits brightness Geekbench 6 scores: 3,655 single-core score and 10,758 multi-core score Presumably, a gaming tablet needs super-sized power to process high-demand tasks. Luckily, it lives up to its potential, gaining a real power boost over previous generations. On Geekbenc