The JBL Hi-Fi Matrix speakers use four tweeters and four units for the lower end making a total output of a cool 26W. We play Wolf Totem by The Who and instantly it is clear that the Lenovo Tab Plus has oodles of definition, detail and isn’t afraid of going loud.
Even when pushed to the max, the Tab Plus’ audio never felt harsh or tinny; neither did it lose a bit of definition in the lower end. We compared it to the Oneplus Tab and the Tab Plus instantly blew it out of the water. The speakers are backed by Dolby Atmos support that you can tune according to your liking. It has Dynamic mode, Movie mode and Music mode, each of which tune the sound output accordingly. You also get a 10 - band equalizer for you to tune the output the way you like it.
It almost sounds like a small dedicated Bluetooth Speaker that you lug around on trips. In fact it may even shame some of the cheaper BT speakers available in the market today. We are confident that the Tab Plus might just be the world’s loudest and best sounding tablet today and we don’t hand over such accolades lightly.