Lenovo seems to have quietly released a new Android tablet with 4G LTE and a great price in the US

Even by Lenovo’s standards, the company’s latest US tablet release appears to have recently taken place with weirdly little fanfare. The business-friendly Tab K11 LTE has just… started selling through Lenovo’s official US website with absolutely no advance notice, fetching a remarkably reasonable $249.99.

As the name suggests, the Lenovo Tab K11 LTE also comes with a large 11-inch IPS screen supporting 90Hz refresh rate technology and a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. You’re clearly looking at a respectable (at the very least) mobile entertainment provider here, especially when you consider its quad Dolby Atmos-optimized speaker system as well.

Then you have a battery life rating of up to 10 hours of uninterrupted video playback, which is definitely not bad for a 4G LTE-enabled device of this size. “Not bad” is likely also the best way to characterize the Tab K11 LTE’s octa-core MediaTek G88 processor, while the “sleek dual-tone” design is… kind of generic, but you guessed it, not bad either for that aforementioned $249.99 price point.

We have no idea why Lenovo elected to give this thing such a discreet US commercial debut, but it’s pretty obvious that cash-strapped tablet buyers should offer the Tab K11 LTE a few moments of their time and possibly $250 of their hard-earned money too.