Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really don’t have anything bad to say about my Chromebook. It really is what it says it is and so far has lived up to the description. In my opinion, it is definitely well worth the price especially if you’re looking for something simple to serve the net or use Google applications with.

Good lil book Can’t rest it on lap, so you need a table or something to hold it up. Really good screen and fast start up. The battery life is noice

Good Chromebook and the stylus support makes it lot more user friendly. I have been primarily using it to watch content while flying, and it has been very good for that purpose. I tried using it to take notes using Lenovo's USI stylus, it works but not that easy to take down notes, maybe future software upgrades will make it better.

I really like this chromebook. It is compact enough that I can take it with me when I need to but also just the right size to use as an everyday tool. The speakers are a little low if you are in an area that is a little noisy. I havent had any real problems with them though as I was able to hear fine in a quiet space with the speakers at full volume. Do not purchase a stylus for it as it does not work. Unfortunately, I missed the sale because I decided to wait and return at a later date to buy it. I still feel that it is worth the price,

I like how lightweight it is and how I can have laptop when I want and then a tablet when I want. The only downside is the battery life it does run out pretty quick.

It works good for the price its lightweight good screen It works well with Wifi comes with a keyboard It good for work and school

This thing is so small but so powerful ive been able to do everything i could have hoped for a laptop to do but way smaller size and comes with a free cover

Good tablet Chromebook. Great screen and a relatively good keyboard. The piece of cover that attaches to the back of the device has very weak magnets, you can easily move it from its place simply by trying to unfold the stand. A minor inconvenience but still. But what I don't understand is why Lenov is so reluctant to add a fingerprint scanner to their tablet Chromebooks. They have them on even the cheapest of their laptops but not on Duet tablets. The form factor suggests that you pick it up and put it down many times, it is not like with a full-blown laptop that you might sit and work for hours. So it is super-annoying to enter a 6-digit passcode every time you want to check or do something quick, let alone type in a password. You might think it is nothing, but when ALL your other devices have some sort of ID scanner it is really weird to get a $400 device that doesn't have it. I understand not having it on a $150-$200 device, but on a $400 one?

This is a great little device that is small enough to feel like a tablet but has a good enough keyboard to function as a computer.

Very suprised so far on the features and qualities of this Lenovo tablet works and operates like a upscale tablet even though this tablet is considered a basic or low end module. Based on my experience, if you just need this for emails or bill paying and few basic task, this tablet is highly recommended

Compact and Excellent Image quality. The Speakers could be better But it is sufficient for a normal noise level environment. Battery life is also Goo.

Loving my cromebook its lightweight easy yo use and very easy to carry around

I am starting a side gig here soon that doesn't support the use of a tablet, which is what I had - an iPad Air. As an Apple fan I was heartbroken, I was not looking to drop $800+ on a MacBook, so to the drawing board I went. I was on the hunt for lightweight, clear screen resolution, decent battery life, and multitasking power. This product does that, and then some. I decided to start out with an HP. The first one, a disaster. It wasn't out on display so I blindly brought home a laptop that was too clunky at 14" and it felt cheap in its plasticky nature. I also struggled when two or more apps were open simultaneously. I then exchanged for a HP x360 2-in-1. I loved its size at 11.6", battery was decent, but absolutely detest Microsoft and their messy system when some apps wouldn't open and after research identifying drivers needed installation. After comparing the likes and dislikes of the two that's when it clicked.. why not try a Chromebook? This device checks off all my boxes. No lag with 4-5 apps open. Barely any hit to the battery happens even after binging Netflix for about 4 hours its drop was only 8%. The display is bright, colors vivid, no pixelation. It's sleek and feels sturdy when held even though it's a two piece and to top it all off, although a "tablet" the side gig's system detects this as a laptop. It's my first time using ChromeOS and love it; how clean it is. It really is Apple, but Google. Don't think I would ever use Window's or any non-Lenovo product unless out of necessity.

We've had to swap out our HP Stream 11" for this Lenovo 2-in-1 touchscreen Chromebook for a very reasonable upgrade difference of $45 we were more than happy to pay. It is so much faster with 128G storage. The keyboard keys need a bit getting used to vs our retired MS Surface ie no delete or uppercase but all in all a solid choice for us who travel quite a bit and need a super portable/light model. We love Best Buy - they have some amazing deals so check them out before you buy your electronics anywhere else.

Excellent, very used friendly, stylish . Lightweight and love the touch screen to feature

Bought this for my wife as a portable device for online purchases, banking etc. She loves the screen, keyboard and performance.

Perfect size to be used as a portable laptop/tablet to travel with. Love the battery life.

It’s a great iPad alternative for way less and with a keyboard case included. I’ve enjoyed using it with many of the cloud features and still not missing out on many of my favorite apps that i would’ve used on the iPad. I highly recommend getting the stylus

This laptop exceeded my expectations. It boasts impressive performance, a sleek design, and a vibrant display.

It is a table chromebook with a keyboard. Display is bright. Processor is fast. Speakers are ok and not loud enough.