Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to use and to take on the go. Small and lightweight.

Mainly use the tablet for streaming video while on my lunch hour, no problems with buffering on wifi. Really enjoy the high screen resolution while streaming in HD. Need to start using other functions and apps so I can give a better review to compare to my Android tablets. I think it's a a good buy if you want a Windows tablet.

This tablet with keyboard is definitely worth the money. Cute little tablet with very reliable features. Has worked like a champion everyday for over two months now without any problems. Very easy to snap on and off the keyboard and carry around.

It's a good tablet/computer for business trips because it's so small, but I had to buy a wireless keyboard and mouse to use it because the keyboard that comes with. The usb ports are really small

Bought the tablet for my wife to take on travel for my young daughter to watch shows and transfer phone pics and movies. Works great, very powerful for a tablet. Has great screen resolution. The only downfall is it is not able to read my portable 4TB external hard drive. Still works great with 128GB USB.

I got this for a project and I am very pleased. The keyboard is good and responsive. It has plenty of storage for what I am doing, and it can take an micro SD expansion card. Only issue I have is the trackpad is sometimes a little slow, but if I want I can just use the touch screen :) And that works great.

I got this as a gift for my daughter so she would leave the iPad alone. I love how it is a tablet and lap top in 1. It is a slower then I thought it would be, but my daughter loves it.

Alright, before I dig into this review, let me start by saying that the purpose for this laptop/tablet was to have something more portable than my 15.6" laptop and could provide good battery life while being able to surf the web and utilize microsoft office. Now with that all established, it does that all quite well and meets my expectations wonderfully. So to elaborate on what are some of the pros and cons, let me begin with storage and memory. The computer only comes with 32gb of internal memeory. Initially I thought that this wouldn't be enough, specially with windows taking up a good chunk of that on it own and windows updates taking up even more. To help solve this issue I put a 128gb micro SD card in and found a setting within windows 10 to default programs to install onto the card. I also used the windows disk cleaner to clean up all unnecessary files which helped clear up some more space With the 128gb card installed, its more than enough space. I also really liked that it came with no junk programs that are quite common in name brand products. I didn't have to spend a ton of time uninstalling useless programs pre-installed. Onto the memory and speed. The processor is nothing to write home about but it is quite good on battery and once windows has time to properly startup, it is plenty fast enough to browse the web, watch youtube, use microsoft office and even watch 1080p HD videos. The key is to not over encumber the processor. Don't open too many tabs in the browser or have too many programs open at once. I limit myself to one task at a time and it works just fine. The 2gb of ram is pithy at best and im sure with 4gb of ram it would perform much better but as I said before, if you limit yourself to one task at a time, you shouldn't run into many issues. Battery life. So far if I have the screen brightness at it's highest and am only doing basic web browsing and microsoft office, I average 6hrs of battery. I think thats pretty great. When I turn the brightness down to 20% I can get between 8-10hrs. I have found that the screen is plenty bright and having it turned down to 20% is more than bright enough while inside with ambient manmade lighting. I actually prefer the screen brightness turned down as the screen being turned all the is a bit straining on the eyes if the ambient lighting isn't equally as bright or brighter. Weight and Keyboard. Ok, it's heavy. heavier than I was expecting but at the same time, I don't mind it. Definitely give it a lift if you see one in the store. The keyboard I think is pretty great. It's responsive and tactile. I dont much care for the touchpad but that it mostly because of the gestures that I have figured out how to disable. I find that I trigger the gesture enabled popups a lot and I wish I knew how to disable that, aside from that its fine. It's a touch screen anyway plus the keyboard had 2 usb ports for a mouse. Now 2 usb ports is great! most competitors only have the 1. Additional note. It can get quite warm on the back of the tablet, which doesn't affect it at all but I'm not a huge fan of heat as it can be the death of electronics. It can get especially hot when you are charging and using at teh same time so keep that in mind. I should also add that charging can take some time. If you run it down to 10% or less, you should expect to have to charge it for 6hrs or more to get a full 100%. I have found that keeping a battery pack with me helps with that as I just plug it into the battery while its in my bag. It helps extend its use through out the day. Another thing to consider is the keyboard isn't the most comfortable to have on your lap. It has a ridge where the tablet connects to the hinge and it can dig into your legs a little bit which can get irritating after a while. Summary. Its a great little laptop and it cannot be beat in price and specs. I looked online and in stores and almost pulled the trigger on one that was sold on amazon. After some further reading I found that this models the newer version intel atom processor. Everything else that I found had the older version which was slower and underpowered graphics. The newer processor is what allows the screen to be 1080p and allow you to HDMI out and have two screens if needed. It is also better on battery as it is based on the newer 14nm architecture rather the older version being the 28nm. This also means cooler operating temperatures. I would recommend this laptop to someone who would like something with good battery life and is quite portable. I didn't want to spend $800 or more on a surface just to get something really portable and runs Windows. At $200, its hard to beat.

i got this for my 8yr old. it seems to be working well. it would be nice if there was more storage. windows says there are updates to be installed, but doesnt seem to want to install them. no errors of any kind... as im typing this i wonder if the problem is storage availability. ill have to look into that

I purchased this flex tablet for our children who love it. The overall speed seems great. Product stays charged for several hours of moderate use. The included keyboard makes this product even better. We have had no issues with this tablet.

It's great for the price range. Especially with the keyboard. I would recommend an iPad Pro, but if you don't have the money and you like windows 10' it's a great tablet.

Very versatile tablet/laptop with Windows 10 that is compatible with all Microsoft products especially Office 365 and numerous other 3rd parties' products and peripherals. Only noticeable drawback is the weight of the device when tablet and docking keyboard are combined.

I bought the Insignia 11.6” for only one purpose - to run my “LASR” program. It does the job! If I try to do other things like email, web surfing, games etc. it’ll do the job, but not as well as a bigger, faster, more robust computer. I’m happy with it for the price!!

I was looking to replace a small travel laptop with something equally portable but a bigger battery life and faster. This is both. It charges super fast and the touch screen aspect of this makes it very versatile.

We bought it for my son (10yo) for Christmas. He likes the tablet feature and I like that it also had a keyboard for him to easily type out his homework. We already had removable memory cards so we had no issues starting it up and downloading games and programs.

I used this tablet for about 6 months for a home inspection business. It got the job done without complaint. Not as zippy as you might be accustom to, but not slow either. The expandable memory is nice, and I appreciated being able to run a full version of Windows 10.

Purchased as a gift for a family friend, and what a great gift it was. Was easy to use and so portable. And it came with a keyboard making typing a breeze.

Overall it's a good tablet, I use it for school and it gets what I need done. Only complaint is that Windows constantly wants to update and it can run a little slow. I am satisfied with my purchase.

Performance of this tablet is good for the price. Be aware that there is no driver support, charging cable is very short (3 ft), and charging is very slow. Keyboard with USB slots is great for added storage or reinstalling Windows through bootable media.

This is the second of these I've bought. The first was given as a gift, the second was for myself. I confess that both times I waited until Buy Buy had them on sale. For the price I paid, you can't find any other such tablet having the features this make and model has. The only short coming I've found is that, at times, it's a bit slow in bringing up data but it's not a big problem for me as I generally just use it for web browsing, e-mail, etc. All in all, I think it's a great value for all it offers--especially if you can get it when it's on sale.