[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mustyrash:
Yes I did. Its quite good. Not 100% there but we'll worth the money. I wouldn't pay any more than £120 for it. Does what I need it to do (browsing & video etc)

The bad:

The screen jumps between 30% to 0% brightness when the brightness is on 0% for a minute. I'm hoping lenovo or a dev can fix this

The SD card reader doesn't support NTFS even after root and paragon. I only rooted last night so I need to explore this further but I don't think anything will work. It's not a deal breaker for me but it is an issue

Build quality. My unit had scratches on it from being shaked about in the box, the ones on the back are rubbed away just fine and a screen protector fixed the ones on the front.

The screen gets greasy instantly. I've ordered a tempered glass from China so I'll see how that goes

The tablet it really thin and light and feels flimsy I'm hoping a case+tempered glass will add some rigidity to it

There are no tpu shell type cases for it on eBay or Amazon (they have a lot of folio cases). I've ordered one from aliexpress so it'll take 3-6 weeks to arrive

There's no fast charging whatsoever which sucks, takes about 3-4 hours to charge

I can squeeze 8 hours screen on time without root thanks to security HD which is built into the OS. That is 2-3 days for me right now but I don't mind charging this every day like o would do with a phone

No rom support and lenovo take ages to release lollipop and I doubt we will get android M

No notification LED so idk when it's charging or if I've left the WiFi on etc

It gets hot when you do anything other than look at your apps but it's not a problem personally

There is lag when you press the multitasking button. It's only slightly but its there. Also when using falcon pro (twitter app) I get a slight stutter and idk why. It's like 20fps when you know you should be getting 30-60fps

The good:

For £100, a stylish 8" 1080p quad core tablet with 2GB ram from a reputable manufacturer is impossible to find

Bezels are thin

It's pretty much a nexus (on an older version of android) once you install nova\GNL

USB otg works with one of my external HDD and gives it enough power to run. My nexus 6 and 10 can't supply enough power to the same drive

Screen is good. I prefer warmer (yellow) calibrated screens but the colours aren't as vivid as they can be

16:10 aspect ratio is IMO miles better than 4:3 and slightly better than 16:9 in this form factor (anything less than 9"). It's wide enough to read on in portrait mode and black bars while watching videos are acceptable in landscape. I'm not a fan of 4:3 at all.

Great value for money despite all its issues.

The hardware can handle Drastic DS emulator despite being an Intel processor. I tried Mario world and it ran as smooth as it did on my nexus 6. Since the tablet is thin and light with 8" to work with, it provides an enjoyable NDS experience

It works with a micro usb QI receiver that I had. I'm using the IKEA QI charger ATM. I'm waiting for the tpu case to arrive before I attempt to fully charge it via QI. It's not as good as a built in solution but its good enough

It can go toe to toe with a sony z3 tablet compact. Z3 has better battery, vivid screen, IR blaster, waterproof +1gb more ram and better processor (with quick charge) but all of those things aren't worth almost 3x the price I paid for this. Maybe custom rom support is worth the money but that's it.

You'll be able to get this for £70-£80 on black Friday or cyber Monday this year but by then the Asus zenpad 8 will be out with a 2K screen for about £200 and I'd say that would be better. If you need something now and are on a budget then I can't think of anything better with this spec

It does the simple stuff well but is missing that final step when it comes to anything premium but that's OK because I didn't pay "flagship" money for this. 8 out of 10 IMO mainly because of value for money.

Hope this helps everyone