Lenovo Tablets used and refurbished

Lenovo tablets usually end up in the living room, in the kitchen or in a student's backpack. They're Android devices for streaming shows, reading, video calls and studying, and Lenovo adds things that come in handy every day: a microSD card slot, JBL-tuned speakers on some models or a kickstand built into the body. The range is wide, from small, simple models for kids to big screens for films and work with a stylus.

At SWOPiFY you'll find used and refurbished Lenovo tablets – from the compact Tab One to the 12.7-inch Tab P12. SWOPiFY partners check every unit technically before it goes on sale, and if something needs fixing, the tablet goes to a repair shop first.

Which Lenovo tablets can you find at SWOPiFY?

You'll see models from several lines. The smallest is the Tab One, with an 8.7-inch screen, a 3.5 mm headphone jack and a body made of recycled plastic – a light, no-fuss tablet for a child or for reading in bed. The 2022 Tab M10 has a 10.1-inch Full HD screen and handles cartoons, email and web browsing well. The Tab K11 Plus steps up to 11.45 inches, a 90 Hz refresh rate and stylus support, so it works for taking notes too.

Above them sit the multimedia models. The Tab Plus has eight JBL speakers and a fold-out kickstand, so you can stand it on a table without a case. The Tab P12 offers a 12.7-inch 3K screen and a 13 MP wide-angle front camera, which helps on video calls with several people in the frame. The newest in the line-up is the 2025 Idea Tab: 11 inches, 2560 x 1600 pixels, 90 Hz and a version with a 5G modem.

Why consider a refurbished Lenovo tablet?

A refurbished Lenovo tablet costs less than the same model bought new. You can put the difference towards a version with more storage, an LTE model or a keyboard case. For a kid's tablet that will pick up its first scratches soon anyway, a lower price makes twice as much sense.

Every tablet that goes back into use is one less device sitting in a drawer or ending up as e-waste. That doesn't make the purchase fully green. But you do extend the life of hardware that has already been made.

What should you check before buying?

Updates matter most. According to Lenovo's schedule, the Tab K11 Plus stopped getting security patches in July 2026, and the 2022 Tab M10 launched with Android 11. The Tab One has guaranteed support until March 2027, the Tab P12 until 2027 and the Tab Plus until June 2028. The Idea Tab will last longest: it shipped with Android 15 and is promised two major OS updates and four years of patches.

Check connectivity too: the Tab One, K11 Plus and Idea Tab come in versions with a modem, but some units are Wi-Fi only. With the P12 or Idea Tab, the stylus is included only in certain bundles, so don't assume you'll get one. The 2022 Tab M10 doesn't support a stylus at all.

You can filter Lenovo tablets by:

  • screen size – from 8.7 to 12.7 inches;
  • built-in storage – from 64 GB to 256 GB;
  • connectivity – Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi + 4G or Wi-Fi + 5G;
  • price range;
  • condition.

If the tablet is mainly for your child's cartoons, the Tab One or M10 will do. For school and handwritten notes, pick a model with stylus support. And if you want the tablet to keep getting patches for several more years, go by the release year rather than the screen size.

How does the technical check work?

Before a Lenovo tablet goes on sale as refurbished, it goes through a 44-point checklist, including:

  • screen – touch, brightness, dead pixels and the condition of the glass;
  • battery – health and charging;
  • front and rear cameras;
  • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, plus the SIM card and signal on versions with a modem;
  • speakers and microphones;
  • USB-C port, microSD slot and headphone jack, if the model has them;
  • buttons, casing and the kickstand on the Tab Plus.

Can you trust refurbished Lenovo tablets?

Refurbished Lenovo tablets at SWOPiFY are used devices, checked by SWOPiFY partners and repaired where needed. We don't sell them as new, and we never suggest otherwise.

Your purchase comes with a warranty. The condition of each unit is described by one of four grades: Premium, Excellent, Good or Fair. So you know in advance whether you'll get a tablet with no signs of use or a cheaper one with minor scratches on the frame.

Got an old tablet or smartphone you no longer use?

Trade it in through the buyback programme, and its value will bring down the cost of your next purchase. No need to post listings or reply to messages from buyers.

Browse the available Lenovo tablets and pick the model that suits who will use it and what for.

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