Lenovo Tab M11 4G

I have been using a couple of Lenovo tablets (purchased from Aldi, one for the navigator, and one for me) for navigation with OziExplorer android for a couple of years now. Lower specs than the ones you show, but totally adequate. The GPS reception is very good (top RH corner of the screen).
Love 'em.
Aldi currently have them at 4gb, 64gb (+SD to 1Tb) for $199. That would be plenty, I reckon.
I keep all the maps and tracks on an SD card.

Correction.... One of the ones I have was purchased on-line (Ebay, not from Aldi) and is M10, 32Gb, 2Gb ram. 10.1" screen 1280 x 800 and is totally adequate.
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome

Thanks Peter.. I've had other information that the claimed GPS receiver in these tablets may not actually exist... I think I might just stick with another Samsung Tablet.

I'm writing this on a Lenovo 11 inch tablet. The tablet itself is quite fine but the GPS is woefull. When I bought it I returned it saying the GPS didn't work. They gave me a replacement and it was the same. I'm pretty easy going so have just lived with it by using a Garmin external unit as the GPS receiver. It isn't the same model you have linked and you probably can't tar all Lenovo's with the same brush.

We continually remind people that any device that is marketed as a budget, everyday use device is not udeal for the complexities off offline, GPS navigation with high resolution offline vector maps so dont use this for your reliable mapping app! Heres a tech review I found… Lenobo Tab M11

Just going Samsung doesnt immediately mean better either - the A-series tablets are a budget range. The S-series is the one that has best performance. With Apple,all their iPad models are high performance - no budget offering and what you usually find is if you spend the same on your Android tablet as an iPad youll get much the same quality device. In tech, you do get what you pay for.

Hope this helps,regards Michelle

Hope that helps.

May be wrong here, but my understanding is only cellular devices have a built in dedicated GPS, no need for a sim.
We had a budget Samsung A series and found it to be crap.
After a bit of research we bought an Alldocube mini, we were after an 8".
So much better than the Samsung in all ways.
Pretty sure they do larger tablets as well.
https://www.alldocube.com/en/products/iplay50mini/