We see a fresh design compared to the previous M10. Lenovo has added a sort of glass band that runs along the line of the camera module with subtle Lenovo branding at the end. It looks very classy and subtle. The aluminum sort of finish isn’t a fingerprint magnet unlike the previous generation and the build quality is typically good.
The display is a 1920x1200 LCD with 400nits of brightness ( the Tab M10 had a 2K display) but in isolation it is just okay. There’s nothing really to boast here and not much to complain about either. It gets the job done and the 90Hz refresh rate keeps things smooth. Compared to the OnePlus Pad Go, it still feels a little lacking when it comes to dynamic range and overall sharpness.
The Tab M11 gets quite loud for casual movies and Netflix streaming. There’s enough oomph in the lower end of the spectrum for a full bodied sound and Lenovo has also included an audio-in jack on one of the corners for wired headphones.