Customer Ratings & Reviews

Does what it's supposed to do. Wakes up and ready to go, try that, Windows! Bought it for my wife, who is not keen on the latest technical trends, she uses it to keep track of her email and eBay and bank account, and it performs flawlessly!

You get what you pay for. It's definitely come to good use at times but it doesn't do as many things as a computer would. Still a good buy for a good price.

The Lenovo Duet does everything that it advertises to do. It is lightweight and the screen is clear and crisp. The added keyboard is nice as it is easy to remove and attach along with adding some protection to the screen when transporting the tablet in my bag.

Great value for the price. Got it on sale for $220, so with a keyboard and stand as standard accessories, it was an even better deal. I only use it for light web browsing and video watching so it fits my needs. Very light and portable and easy to use.

I saw a lot of reviews about this device. It seemed exactly what I was looking for. So, I purchased it and was pleasantly surprised! It works great and even looks like a Surface device. In fact, I'm typing this review from it. Definitely worth the money.

It seemed like a great price for a tablet. I’ve always had Apple products and want to move away from them and learn new Android OS. First it came with a 90-day Disney+ subscription from Google that didn’t work because their activation steps are missing a sentence to go back into the Google Play store and enter your code there before you finish creating your Disney account. And Google doesn’t care and says sorry as you just lost your code since you’re now no longer a new member and you just bought a month of Disney. But also bundled is WebRoot from BestBuy and it installed and keeps telling me I have to download a separate app for full protection, but that app isn’t compatible with this device. I’m also getting constant notifications about an untrusted Smosh file. But after reading it sounds like the last update caused it and it’s of no harm. But it’s not cool to see that something keeps popping up as untrusted and I have no clue. Also I bought this to basically play games and business use, and I have downloaded a dozen apps and one game doesn’t run at all on it. No way to play any multiplayer player games because it just can’t handle it. And I’m playing a game now that doesn’t need all the rendering of an open map, but the tablet fills into Lite mode. I know the saying, you get what you pay for. But this showed great specs against its competitors, and I was sure it would be strong enough to play an open map game without a problem. My iPhone 6 did until I had to finally get rid of it because it couldn’t update anymore. So I bought this tablet and the iPhone SE and thought getting 2 brand new electronics at a great cost was my best bet. It is overall. I was just hoping I could have been able to get away from using my phone so much and let the tablet handle my gaming and everything, but I’m still playing games on my phone more so I’m not sure if I made a smart enough move. I did research it for a week or so and this seemed like the right choice to make without buying a $1,000 phone.

Great little tablet for browsing the internet and doing simple tasks. The tablet ended up being a little slower than I'd like but overall worth the money.

Great for on-the-go usage. I use this device to VPN into remote desktops for work. Smooth performance, and works with Microsoft Office. Although it is a small screen, I also use a Type-C docking station to extended my display on a monitor.

works great for me as i use it to lightly browse the internet when away from my main computer. combined with a hub, it works great as a ultra portable laptop when traveling and can use it to hook up to a larger display and watch movies.

I did not keep it only because it does not drive a full HD or up external display. The build in display is great, keyboard solid, so well thought out, solid build quality... it's really amazing. And all for $263 in Open Box Geek Squad Certified condition.

Sister uses it for school and likes it a lot. Incredibly small and easy to carry around so it’s good for on the go. Don’t expect to be playing any games on it but it is perfect for writing documents and watching Netflix if that’s all you need

I’m a Lenovo fan .. for this chrome book to be honest and not being Biaset it has gear screen .. key board is a plus with case. Picked it up during Black Friday in July for great price

Don't mistake this for an Android tablet. It is a Chromebook tablet with a detachable keyboard. Having said that, you can run many Android apps on it. An awesome feature of this model is that you can run Linux apps on it. It has a snappy processor, and a great screen. Biggest drawback is the cramped keyboard and small trackpad. I added a USI stylus, switched to a tablet style case/cover, and an external "full size" bluetooth keyboard. Also, there is only the 1 usb c port. Had no problem with bluetooth ear buds, mouse, and keyboard. Incredible specs for at this price point. I am able to run docker, go, node, vs code, etc no problem. Gimp and InkScape seem to be a bit small on the display for me.

This light weight tablet/ chromebook is very light, good looking and super functional. This is great for using as a touch screen or with the keyboard. It feels great either way. It's cover is very attractive and it travels incredibly easily.

Outstanding machine! I didn’t feel confident using a Chromebook. I always used Microsoft but I can tell you that these kinds of machines are pretty amazing. You don't have to pay for updates or antivirus anymore.

This tablet/chromebook is simply great. Nothing is cheap about the build or the quality of the tablet, keyboard and kickstand. Although the keyboard is relatively small it is one of the best that I've used. Key travel is great and the track pad works well with gestures and all. The screen is sharp and gets very bright. The tablet itself without the kickstand is very light and easy to handle in landscape or portrait mode. It's great for browsing the internet youtube videos and I have even played games on it. It's light and dependable and it goes in my bag whenever I leave the house. I forgot to mention that I will sit in my easy chair and pull up YouTube videos and cast them to my big screen tv with no problems. I love it. My only wish is that there was a magnet or something to keep the keyboard closed when not in use. Best bang for the buck out there!

Very easy for my 7 year old to use for both school and play. Doesn't come with a case or carrier, though, so an extra expense to help take care of it, and Minecraft issues so not 5 stars.

Although I've participated in the Google and Android eco-spheres for years, this is my first Chromebook and I'm enjoying learning the ins and outs of using Chrome. This little Lenovo Duet is the perfect introduction. Excellent quality at a great price.

Great for the price. It's not the fastest out there but it gets the job done and it's easy to grab and take care of tasks on. I do wish it had a better processor and more ram as 4Gb isn't enough.

I use this for streaming due to the size and compactness. I added the Lenovo Smart pen and it really helps with the experience. Its light, compact and decent audio.