Customer Ratings & Reviews

Incredible value when the Chromebook Slate tablet is $700 when you add the keyboard sold separately, and this essentially does the same thing. First non-Apple device I've had so still getting used to the layout and way things work, but so far I'm really happy with it.

Love my chrome book! The best part is that it came with a case and keyboard. I decided to ditch my personal laptop since I’m mostly browsing the web. I’m using Office.com and One Drive for my word doc or spreadsheets.

I've had this Chromebook for a couple of weeks now, and so far I'm very happy. It's plenty fast for what I use it for, the screen is fantastic, and the battery life is pretty amazing. I used it for about 6 1/2 hours yesterday checking emails, web surfing, listening to music on Spotify, attending a webcast, and watching a few YouTube videos and still had 50% battery life left. The keyboard is nice, although a little cramped; and you don't have to pay extra for it unlike on other tablets. It attaches very securely to the tablet, and the cover on the back fits nicely. I don't necessarily think the cover and keyboard would necessarily protect the tablet itself that well if you did drop it however. I do wish there was a microSD card slot and maybe a regular USB port, but the fact that it has 128GB of storge is nice. You can get a USB-C hub that should allow you to connect pretty much anything you want. Overall I think this is a great value, and highly recommend it.

I love this little guy. I'm not a big fan of tablets, but took a chance with this one. I like that it has a keyboard so it's more like a mini laptop for me. This is perfect for on the go tasks or netflix.

Solid. I use to view construction plans onsite, about once or twice a week. Does most everything I would on a higher end ipad. Will need a more rigged exterior case for safekeeping. The keyboard is nice, be it a bit small.

The Chromebook performs just as expected. What a great value. I connect the Chromebook to TV as a monitor. Keyboard is small, but works fine for its size. Battery life is great. Touchscreen works responsively. Would recommend, just keep in mind it is not designed for "heavy work".

I really like this tablet/laptop. I am able to be productive in most task I attempt. The keyboard is a little tight but you get use to it. The value for this product is excellent! This is not a powerhouse but you will get the job done.

Bought for my daughter to use for remote “learning”. She loves it as it is fast and has lots of memory. It’s small enough to be convenient and light, but large enough to be effective for her school work. Have not tried to use a smart pen with it yet, but plan to get one soon.

I've owned this for a while now and I really love it. It's perfect for anyone who just needs a "laptop" for web-browsing and app-using. I adore that it comes with a keyboard and kickstand. I haven't even used the tablet part yet, I just keep it in laptop mode.

I was excited to buy this product since it had so many positive reviews. It does not perform as amazingly as others say it does, but it performs as how you would expect an item to perform given the specs and price point. If you need it for simple, everyday tasks such as checking emails, reading the news, shopping, casually browsing the web, etc. then the duet does a good job. I bought it for those reasons. I'm satisfied with it for the most part. There are a few things about it that I do not like. It could be a defect, but the brightness of the screen on my duet is constantly changing. It randomly flips between being really bright to being really dim as I am using it. I've looked online and it seems that there are other users experiencing the same issue and no one has offered a solution to the problem. I've tried adjusting the settings and it does not help. I found that the only way to prevent this from happening is to either have it at the lowest or highest brightness setting. The keyboard is small and awkward to use if you have larger hands. The trackpad does not respond very well. I bought a Microsoft wireless mouse to use with my duet because it was much easier use that than to use the trackpad. The touchscreen is sometimes unresponsive. I will try to scroll to the next page on my book/comic and it will take a couple of tries/seconds before it finally reacts. It works just fine if I scroll using my wireless mouse. There is also a lag when you are browsing the web. It sometimes takes up to a minute before my google search opens up despite that being the only tab I have open on Chrome. I never have more than 3 tabs open on my browser or else the lag becomes really bad. My tablet will also randomly lose internet connection. I have to manually reconnect it to my router. My modem or router are not the issue. All my other devices and my roommate's devices don't experience the same issue. Despite the problems I have with it, it gets the job done. I bought it mostly to read my ebooks/comics and for casual web browsing. It is also very affordable, especially if you buy it when it is on sale. I was not expecting it to be able to handle more difficult tasks. It does it's job in that regard. I feel it is not as amazing as all the other reviews make it out to be though.

I primarily use this tablet as a Roon remote for my hi-res music streamer. The display on this tablet is crisp, the keyboard is smooth and the overall build quality is nice. This tablet does everything I need it to do.

really excellent little device. Not a speed demon, and you need to understand the limitations. But a really good little secondary machine.

I purchased the Chromebook on a recommendation of a friend. The Lenovo Chromebook is great. It is a tablet and also a laptop. The diversity of it makes it even better. It has a detachable keyboard and it also has a stand. I would highly recommend it for all age groups.

Chrome, android, fast, affordable...really good for games or business. Installed Stadia Plus 3 month trial with Destiny 2 and it plays fine on this machine. Some tolerable lag if you are just a play gamer rather than a Pro. Pretty sure the lag is from the game not the machine.

I'm used to a Windows PC, and this Chromebook does *most* things that the aforementioned device will do. I was away from my PC and dependent on the Chromebook for about four months, and I only whacked the Chromebook a couple of times, and that's good, for me. My chief complaint is that the keyboard and the screen can become separated fairly easily, and when that happens the cursor disappears and the Chromebook becomes useful only as a paperweight. On the whole, though, I was pleased with this Chromebook, and found it quite useful, once I got used to the absence of a mouse.

Gift for my son who started homeschooling this year and he loves using with the keyboard, and when its chill time its easy to take off turning it into a tablet. Very smooth chromebook.

Design is very nice. Easy to use as a tablet and also as a laptop. Chrome gets stuck sometimes and doesn't want to open the pages fast enough. Occasionally it crashes too. Hopefully that resolves with future updates.

Very portable and responsive. The 128GB memory was more than sufficient for my needs. The only shortcoming is that there is only one port USB-C for both data and charging.

If you are looking for a good portable chromebook this works very well as it is the size of a tablet but is able to be like a laptop as well. It boots up very quickly and has really good battery life in my opinion. For the price i would say that it is a good purchase.

Pretty good Chromebook and nice desktop/laptop alternative. The fact it also allows you to install a linux kernel inside and IDE like VS Code, also makes it a good alternative for light programming.