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Question: My Yoga Tablet 8 only has one 'open' slot on the back with a blank card in it.  Is this a sim card slot or an SD card slot?  Thanks for your help.
Document: There is also a slot for a prepaid simm card for 3G service.I purchased a SanDisk 32G micro SD card with adapter to upgrade the hard drive to 48GB and also purchased a case cover for protection from Amazon.I rate this Lenovo Yoga Tab 8  5 Stars for $179 it has no peers.It is a struggle to pry away from my wife. It's sad to say that my Samsung Galaxy 27.0 is number two. My recommendation is BUY IT you won't be sorry.
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I don't hate the Yoga 8 but I do hate the one I got. The tablet seems like it would be a good tablet if it worked properly, but the one I got kept having intermittent reboots, app crashes and the sd card kept being unmounted unexpectedly and I could just remount I had to reboot to get it working again. I don't know it some of this could have been due to KitKat as it has problems with sd cards.
I bought this tablet primarily for the battery life. So far, I'm very impressed. I had a Dell Venue 8 that should have been faster, but at so far I don't see any significant difference in performance, but a huge improvement in battery life. The microSD card slot is a must for me, and more than makes up for the lack of built-in memory. Performance has been more snappy than I thought it would be.
I find it better to hold in portrait mode and harder in landscape mode.Expandability - This is the only tablet that I know of that will actually store and run Apps from the External SD card. Settings - Storage - Default WRITE DISK gives you the choice of "Internal Storage or SD Card". And "Move to SD Card" actually does move the App to the External SD Card.
I also like the fact that is super thin and light and the bulge for the battery and stand doesn&#8217;t bother me and a Brookstone case for $10 fits the Yoga 8 perfectly. I can also read the fine print on web pages which I couldn&#8217;t do on the first gen Apple ipad mini. The device accepts micro sim cards up to 32 gig which I already had so I essentially got a 48 gig tablet for $200.
I love the Yoga 8 tablet while it lasted. I received it as a Christmas present in 2013. First week of February, 2014, the battery started to drain quickly and would randomly boot up by itself. By February 15th, it did not work at all. My wife bought the Yoga Tablet from Bestbuy with an extended warranty. So I traded it in for a new Yoga 8 tablet. One for one swap. Once again I was happy until the first week of June 2014.
I like Samsung and even bought the Tablet 4 and tried it out, but after only a few hours, the 7 incher didn&#8217;t feel right in my hand and I was highly irritated by the fact that it had only one little speaker &#8211; and it was in the back of the unit facing away from me!I do not understand why Tablet makers insist on putting the speakers on the bottom or the back of their tablets.
Best tablet I have had my hands on!! I have been searching for a good tablet for a long time now, I have read many reviews and watched many videos.. I was at the store and as soon as I picked this tablet up I loved it! After I played around with it at the store I bought one and have never been so happy! I have gone though 3 tablets before I found this one and I wont go back to any other brand!
I use that one at home, and when we travel (great for watching videos on a plane).2: Form factorLong story short, I decided my next tablet would be an 8 inch.. but there are currently not a lot to choose from..
Answer: It's a micro SD card slotHope this helps