LenovoIdeaPad Duet Chromebook 10.1 Inch FHD 2-in-1 Laptop - (MediaTek P60T, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB eMCP, Chrome OS)

Had this product for over a month now and can say that it is a good bit of kit. It runs perfectly fine, I personally have not experienced any slow load up times or bad connection issues. Only thing I would say is that the magnetic keyboard connection can be a bit weak but thats minor. If the laptop is on a nice flat surface then it's all good, the screen in my opinion is very clear I see some people complaining about the brightness etc but the only solution I can give to that problem is the obvious, and that is to basically turn the brightness up on the settings. Same goes for the volume, absolutely nothing wrong with it. Very convenient as you can use as a tablet or laptop, easily packable and discreet. I had a job interview via TEAMS and the screen was clear, sound was good and no glitches or loading issues. In my opinion again a very handy tablet/laptop.

okay so I bought this product mainly to use as a tablet which is great on this device. as a previous chrome OS user I love the flexibility this operating system can give a user, okay maybe I'm giving the device a lil too much praise, but honestly I don't care it's a really good device the only weak aspect to this device is tiny sounding speakers (but still perfectly useable). and it's second flaw is its single port if I had just one more usb c port an a headphone jack this would be a real killer device in my opinion an it's final short fall like me u may not realise it untill you purchase the device which is its a 32 bit arch which means some of the Linux applications I wanted to run on this device just aren't compatible due to this limiting factor especially since modern day smartphones are all on 64x or 86x arch types, as for gaming on this device it's a mixed bag in my opinion if Ur playing android app games some won't be supported like call of duty mobile even tho u can find videos of people playing it on this device. There are alot of apps you can use aswell such as stadia to game which is fine, aswell as some more intensive android apps that I can't even play on mobile like football manager 21 touch as oppose to the mobile version. I love that they keyboard an kickstand come included with the device which at times u may need aswell as usi stylus support and 8 years worth of updates on this device no other android tablet can boast that. my overall conclusion of this devices is a really solid device with support on chrome OS probably longer than many users will use the device, the corners cut to get device under £300 don't feel like corners because it has a beautiful display an great web cam for video calls or use the better 8mp rear camera to scan documents on the go, literally the only thing that may hamper your enjoyment is a lack of ports which is easily solved with a usb type c hub, but that's not really a complaint other then the dear old headphone jack (unless you got wireless headphones like me ) because most tablets only have one port but most tablets aren't a desktop os too.

While I was looking at the reviews people kept on mentioning the fact that you cannot download zoom on here (which is not an issue for me at all) but what I saw nobody mention is the fact that no Microsoft documents (Microsoft word, PowerPoint, excell ect) are available on here, only the Google versions. There are some ways around this, but I feel like you should be aware of this before buying if like me use the Microsoft versions all of the time. Apart from that it is amazing and I have no regrets

Great little semi laptop semi pad. It works better for me with the keyboard but the pad functions are very good too. I have tried it for browsing and streaming and it is quite fast. The laptop key board might not have all the function buttons but you can check on the web for shortcuts and they work very well. The battery lasts at least 10 to 11 hours. The difference between laptop mode and pad mode are a chromebook OS thing. In the pad mode you do not have all the buttons but if you go on the web you will find many websites telling you little clever things on how to swipe. For the price and if you want to work on the go it is a very good deal. At the promotion price it was very good value for money. However, if you need to do a LOT of word processing you might not find all three of screen, keyboard and apps a bit on the disadvantaged side.

Bought this as a birthday present for my seven year old son as he wanted a chrome book so he could be like his older brother. Found this as a compromise as it can work independently like a tablet. Its ticks almost all the boxes. Small, responsive, lightweight, good battery life, good for video call etc. The only thing missing is a jack for headphones. But works well with headphones with Bluetooth.

It was very cheap, so it was expected to have limitations. It's not amazingly stable, but good enough for working on documents and watching TV shows.

The tablet itself is ~500 grams. However, with the keyboard and backstand, it is 1kg. Can you just have the tablet? Yes, but what's the point to have a light chromebook without keyboard. And also what about the case protection. Well, I do think the design sound very good, very good. But actually it has issues which you don't know until you bought it.The tablet itself looks okay, light, neat. But the keyboard looks fragile, especially the connector. The magnetic may misplace a bit wrong sometimes. The "hinge" or the connector belt is so thin. It looks like it will break in not very long future.Above is just about the design. It seems not slow, not exactly very fast. I am new to chromebook, need some more time before I can comment on other functions...