Customer Ratings & Reviews

large high definition screen is great and affordable

Works very well. Definitely worth the purchase for normal day to day use.

For the price it cant be beat. It does all the things you need out of a tablet

This thing has some amazing specs on paper. Between being a convertible tablet, a 1080p screen, and a really great Atom CPU, it seemed like a dream device. I was so excited to bring it home which is unusual since I own a computer service shop. At the very beginning it seemed to be fine, but I soon came to realize that I had bought into a computer that was basically meant to be disposable garbage that separates you from your wallet. You see, I made the egregious mistake of doing a clean install of Windows 10 Pro 32-bit to replace the Home edition that was installed. I needed some drivers that Windows Update didn't have so I went to Insignia's site to get them. INSIGNIA DOES NOT PROVIDE DRIVERS FOR THIS DEVICE and some drivers ARE 100% NOT FINDABLE on the internet no matter how adept at computer service you are. In particular, the GalaxyCore front-facing camera driver was not available anywhere. When I asked Insignia in their forums why the drivers were not provided, I was told first that Microsoft provides those drivers (BZZZT, wrong answer) and then after challenging such a silly response I was then told that they'd have to talk to the engineers about getting the drivers. But wait! There's more! The tablet started turning itself on after being shut down. The keyboard is not capable of certain key combinations, particularly some that are common in advanced editing (CTRL+SHIFT+arrow to select text word-at-a-time) which is frustrating. There seems to be no way to access certain special editing keys either such as page up/down which was not available with Fn+arrows as on many other machines with compact keyboards. Insignia not providing drivers means the computer is not repairable if something goes wrong. It is essentially defective by design. Combine that with the hardware issues and I can only recommend that you avoid this machine at all costs. I ended up eventually snagging a Dell Inspiron 11-3162 when they went on Deal of the Day and while it lacks the 1080p screen and Atom x5 CPU and isn't a tablet, it's been wonderful and I'd highly recommend buying that laptop instead if you're seriously considering this one. The icing on the cake: I walked into the store a week later to buy said Dell laptop and there was an open-box Insignia 11.6" Flex prominently on sale. I would not be surprised if it was the one I returned as defective.

Needs to have a sd card to be useful but overall all a good purchase for the $$$

I would recommend this product to anyone looking for an inexpensive laptop

I purchased one for myself,and one for my daughter.Nice not having to turn on desktop pc,when we want to email or surf.We are both happy with purchase.My daughter uses it when cooking,reading recipes off Plnterest,etc.I would buy again!

Very easy to use love the size, the detachable tablet is easy too detach

LOVE the detachable tablet feature! Very customizable and easy to use.

I bought this for a older family member It was easy for them to use

Purchase as a back up for when I can’t bring my bigger laptop

Bought it for a little less than $150 during blk friday , not bad

My husband who isn't computer savvy needed something simple and easy to navigate on for his work. He likes the touch screen being like a tablet, but connected to the keyboard to use as a laptop. It's nothing fancy, but good for simple needs.

I compared similar tablets and for the price it was a good deal.

Everything my highschooler needed. Would absolutely purchase again

Performance limited by the memory.. but again! Look at the price!

10 yr old loves the size and capabilities...we loved the price.

Bought this for my high school daughter. Seems to suit her needs fine

My son loves using it for games and school work. I would recommend.

11.6 screen, tablet, lightweight, W10 great for travel