Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great machine for a chromebook. It works great for my daughter. The battery life is great and the touchscreen display has very good picture quality.

A big step up from the hugely popular Lenovo Duet, which I also own and will continue to use because it is such a fine option...but this one here is a much different device. The OLED screen is gorgeous and the keyboard is much more suitable for all day use. The screen size and 16:9 don't make it the ideal tablet, but it is a good tablet nonetheless. I really enjoy this device.

I love it! The size is perfect and I love the touch screen. It is super easy to use and I highly recommend this Chromebook.

This size rules! Convenience, portability, and power. Just what I've been looking for. Wish I had one of these issued at work.

Perfect for school. Has everything we need. Works great. Definitely recommend.

I was looking for a tablet style that would replace my iPad and have more options for writing and editing. I tried a Chromebook but the interface with Microsoft Office is limited on the web version. With this Windows tablet, I get the full Microsoft 365 Suite and the ability to use it as a computer and a tablet. So far I am impressed with the build and quality. The battery life is a little short with the screen as bright as I like. However, I can use a portable charger base and USC-C cord that is long enough to give me plenty of options. Finally, the price was almost $400 less than a Windows Surface Tab so it was a no brainer.

The Lenovo Ideapad impresses with its sleek design and lightweight build, making it a stylish and portable option for on-the-go users. The slim profile adds a touch of sophistication, and the reduced weight enhances portability. However, one drawback is its stability issue when placed on the lap, as it tends to struggle to stay upright. This can be a minor inconvenience for users who prefer working in a more relaxed position.

The fact this device is 13.3” and has 4k is amazing. Very lightweight too. I was going for the Microsoft surface pro but this was more affordable and durable. Definitely do not regret the buy from Best Buy.

This chromebook/tablet is excellent - good battery life, bright screen, and a comfortable keyboard that I enjoy using. I have bigger hands and this keyboard isn't a pain to use like other smaller devices.

Great device. very easy to use and accommodates my busy days. The battery life is amazing.

Lenovo surprised me with this. I had read good things about the Duet 3 but wanted something a bit larger for consuming media and surfing the web. Lenovo nailed it again with this. The OLED display is great. Some people may not like the switch from 16:10 to 16:9 but the larger, higher quality panel makes up for that. You get inky blacks and vibrant colors with the display; it really blows away any other tablet or Chromebook in the same price range. The screen is bright, the resolution is good for a 13.3" display, it really is a high-quality panel. The overall design has improved so that the tablet feels more substantial. The magnetic back covers doesn't move and the front keyboard cover is now held closed to the tablet with magnets. This feels like it's a $600 tablet package. There's more than enough RAM to handle multi-tasking and dozens of tabs in Chrome. The updated SoC, now a Snapdragon SC7180, isn't going to turn any heads for its performance but it is beyond the MediaTek SoC used in the last system. The Snapdragon chip can handle anything thrown at it without issues. There's plenty of built-in storage with a 128GB SSD, this isn't slower eMMC storage. Apps load quickly, the system cold boots in seconds, and it instantly wakes from sleep. Lenovo also did something great: increase the battery life. I will go 2-3 days of heavy usage before needing to plug this in. Overall battery life is rated at 15 hours (which is beyond any iPad) and I've easily been able to reach 18 hours by turning the screen brightness down to 75%. I highly recommend this for anyone wanting a light Chromebook and tablet that can go anywhere and easily handle anything a Chromebook can. The tablet is easy to handle, comes with a great keyboard cover, and features one of the best displays in a sub-$900 system. My only gripe is I wish Lenovo threw in the pen. I get why they didn't (cost), but there's an empty slot on the back cover for their pen.

Wonderful. Just what I need, convenience and great service delivery n exchange. I love Best Buy. This is best service shop

I really like this for use as a hybrid tablet/laptop! It's a great size for traveling or setting up at a coffee shop. It's not so great for sitting on the couch trying to use it as a true "lap" top but I knew that going in so it's not a huge deal. I've been happy with all of the features so far, everything is working as it should! I do wish it had the typical USB slots and maybe a headphone jack.

Touch screen computer is a definite upgrade for me. I truly like the benefits of a tablet and the processing power of a laptop. Best of both worlds for sure.

It's a very good screen -- OLED, but not the highest quality OLED -- it shows striations and irregularities in low brightness settings. It's speedy enough for regular web tasks and browsing. It's a good weight. And, though not backlit, the keyboard is remarkably good for this kind of magnetically attaching keyboard. The key travel is good. Best used on a table, though, rather than a lap. The sound is satisfactory. I especially like that everything locks together magnetically when closed, which was not the case with the original Duet, nor the Google Slate.

Bought it for my daughter and she loves it, when I was setting it up I could tell it was a great purchase. Exactly what I was looking for.

Wish I had bought the larger screen. Also, it’s cumbersome to switch between my Google accounts, which I do often. But otherwise it works fine, takes some getting used to Crome book systems. It’s lightweight and easy to throw in a bag.

I purchased this for my 13 year old niece for her birthday... she loves it! The screen is vibrant, it's light, and efficient!!

So far performance is okay. Screen is great. Just disappointed as the specs listed that this had a headphone jack, but it does not. Also it seemed that the smaller duet came with a USB-C to headphone jack adapter, but this more expensive model does not. Still debating on returning it for one that has the jack built in. Otherwise, shows look great on here.

good Chrome OS device for basic use-cases, and good for lite users. it's nice to have case/keyboard included. the case & keyboard do feel limited in the way they can snap to the body. either completely remove keyboard and use as tablet, or attach keyboard for tabletop use. in general the keyboard is ok. over all speed is good, can stream 4K content with little issues, but takes time to load some larger apps and bigger files.