The Lenovo Xiaoxin Tablet Pro GT, which is expected to launch in China on August 6, 2025, just got another price reveal, at least, before it becomes official, so Lenovo has revealed, indirectly, the price of this Snapdragon tablet. The new Lenovo Xiaoxin Tablet Pro GT looks to be coming after the mid-premium tablet segment rather aggressively with its price-cutting affordable tablet and flagship specifications.
Af per Lenovo official statement the Xiaoxin Tablet Pro GT will take a floor price of CNY 1,799 (~251USD). This is the base model that offers 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal space. The higher variant will have 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, for CNY 2,299 (approximately $320).
The Lenovo Xiaoxin Tablet Pro GT isn’t a slouch when it comes to hardware. It’s powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, which isn’t the newest — but is certainly a high-end SoC that will be great for gaming, multitasking, and otherwise demanding tasks. This pits the tablet directly against the Honor Pad GT2 Pro, yet the Xiaoxin Pro GT still comes out as the cheaper option.
The Xiaoxin Tablet Pro GT also has an 11.1-inch display with support for a 144Hz refresh rate, meaning you should have smooth visuals whether you’re gaming or watching videos. The display continues to impress with 98% DCI-P3 color coverage and full stylus support, making it a versatile choice for creatives and professionals.
The device is backed up by a large 8,860mAh battery with 68W quick charging. Lenovo hopes to provide a durable experience at a reasonable charging speed. As if that weren’t enough, that charging kit works with third-party ones such as the Ugreen Nexode 100W charger, which is now $35.98 on Amazon.
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In terms of design, it is in line with the previous thin and light Lenovo Xiaoxin Tablet Pro GT. The product is only 5.99 mm thin, its weight is 458g, very suitable for everyday use.
The company hasn’t indicated any international plans, but the tablet is rumored to be heading overseas as the Idea Tab by fellow Lenovo. If it does, it would pose as a very strong competitor in the international Android tablet market.
The Lenovo Xiaoxin Tablet Pro GT is budget-priced with flagship features. Boasting a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, a 144Hz display, fast charging and an ultra-thin design, it sounds like a dynamite tablet for entertainment, productivity, gaming, and everything else.
With just a fortnight to go until the August 6 launch, eyes are locked on Lenovo to see if the Xiaoxin Tablet Pro GT can live up to the hype and raise the bar for performance tablets in its price category.
