Customer Ratings & Reviews

its a really nice laptop. dont be fooled by its i3. this is 12th generation. i3 has 6 cores with a speed around 4.4 ghz most of the time. The memory is 8gb, which is enough for the task to be performed for thiss machine. Display is really nice shiny 2k. Very portable. I upgraded the ssd myself and put a 512gb M.2, very easy to upgrade.

It’s really nice for school and work when traveling. It is small, lightweight, and the detachable Bluetooth keyboard is a nice feature. However, this model makes it hard to find a stylus that is compatible. Every website tells you something different and the Lenovo website makes you jump through several hoops to find what stylus is compatible. But other than that, it has a long battery life and has an easy set up process

It is an exceptional device. The hinge has impressive quality design and the magnesium chassis is robust. The display is simply stunning! It is the best looking LCD I've ever had on a mobile device. The rounded display corners really match Windows 11 and it makes it look so premium. The included keyboard is way better than other $200-$300 accessories sold separately for competing products because it doubles as a wireless Bluetooth keyboard when detached. Everything is included here! This is so much better than competing Samsung and Apple tablets for many reasons. First, Windows 11 works great on a tablet. It has smooth gestures and a great software keyboard. You don't give up any versatility of a desktop computer, but it is handheld. Use any desktop browser you want and it works great. Plus this device will receive software updates from Microsoft basically forever. Second, there are two USB C ports for charging and accessories and external displays. Most tablets have one. You can use this docked as a desktop computer no problem and use the wireless keyboard and trackpad. Third, Lenovo publishes guides for disassembly and an M.2 SSD upgrade is fully possible without destroying display adhesive or other complex processes. This is the best laptop and tablet PC I've ever owned. Thanks Lenovo!

I genuinely don’t recommend it. I bought it and had to exchange it for an iPad. Battery life is terrible and it’s not compatible with compatible stylus pen. I literally had to call Lenovo support to make sure which Lenovo’s stylus pen was compatible since they have so many. If you’re wondering you need to get the Active pen 2. The design is really cool because you can remove the keyboard, and it’d wirelessly connect to the tablet. On top of that it has face recognition. I think it’s a great laptop for high school students but it really depends on your needs.

I must be honest: I didn’t know much about Lenovo as ideapad, but I am been pleasantly surprised. Easy, great graphics, and awesome audio. Light to carry, and fast to start whenever I have to work with it. I can use Photoshop in it, and I am so glad doesn’t crush.

For the price I paid for it - less than $300, open boxed - this is an amazingly great computer. My only criticism of it is the small SSD size (128 gbs), but I can definitely live with that given that most of my work is saved to a google drive anyway. But for what I want and need for it to do, the computer is perfect, especially the ability to use it as a tablet when I need a tablet and a laptop for more focused productivity. And I particularly like the fact that the keyboard is bluetooth connectable to the tablet. The only thing I prefer from the Surface Pro design is that their keyboard is angled and the Duet's isn't. I find that typing on an angled keyboard is much more comfortable and much more accurate than typing on a flat keyboard.

It was an easy set up. The display screen is the right size for easy to read. I am not a gaming person but streaming videos and searches, this was the best tablet for me.

My wife bought this because the price, specs, and screen quality were just what she wanted. All she needed was a basic workstation with a nice touchscreen, and this does everything she needs. The screen is beautiful. The kickstand is useful. The included keyboard is comfortable. Unfortunately, about two months after buying it, the display stopped working. it shows the BIOS loading screen, but once it got to the Windows 11 login screen, the screen went black. We were able to get into Windows by hooking up an external display to it, so the rest of the PC is still functional, but the screen appears to be faulty. I ran through several troubleshooting tasks, but to no avail. It is still under warranty, so hopefully that route will prove fruitful. It's a shame about the display, because it is a really nice device otherwise, especially for the price.

I was contemplating the Surface Go 3 and this product. The display on the Lenovo is AMAZING! Not only is it larger, the resolution is stunning. Battery life is decent, depending on what you are comparing it to. Fun fact: It also will dock and functions with 3 screens plus the actual tablet screen. The keyboard is kind of finicky when you physically detach it and it switches over to bluetooth, but once it connects you are good to go.

I love the the fact that it portable and essay to use i would recommend it to other buyers and the speed is just right for what i need it to do

Runs great for what it is. Looks and feels great to handle. Only complaint is that it does not work on your lap unless you have it in tablet mode. It has to sit on a flat desk to function with the keyboard attached.

Love this tablet! Perfect size. The screen resolution is beautiful! Love the detachable keyboard.

I like this tablet alot but there are very important things you need to understand about it before you pull thr trigger. First off, I bought this on sale for around 500 open box so for me this was an excellent value when comparing to the next best thing = A surface pro. This processor in this unit performs very well for a tablet and its even capable of light gaming and emulation (wiiu, ps2, some switch games) The IGPU in this unit has aroind 1 TFLOP of power at 15tdp meaning it slightly less powerful than an original xbox one/ps4, but take that statistics with a grain of salt. WHAT YOU NEED TO KEEP IN MIND: The biggest downfall to this unit is NO EXPANDABLE STORAGE. This sucks and was almost enough for me to return it, 128gb is not enough storage for windows 11 (at least for my use case) However I found a solution and i do not recommend it unless you are very tech savy. If you open up this unit you are able to upgrade the ssd inside of it BUT its very risky and not nearly as easy to do than a laptop. You literally have to open it up from the screen. And there is no info on this on the internet. Which brings me to my last issue. This device is pretty much non-existent anywhere else. I can hardly find YouTube videos review it

Excellent laptop for everyday browsing. The detachable keyboard in really nice! The build quality is excellent!

Fantastic little portable computer for work. Fast and efficient couldn't ask for better at a better price!

I enjoy it. Good battery life, big screen, good for productivity, detachable keyboard.

Very portable and great speed for a tablet. Nice clear display..

I've had this laptop for almost 2 years. I've been loving it. Easy to use, lol I use it to play Sims and for work. Now trying to find a stylus

It is really good product, portable and performing well for the purpose of my personal business. I returned the surface pro 8 for this because surface pro 8 generated a lot of heat quickly, even caused it shutdown ... This one never has such problem, great

Loved the idea of this tablet/laptop combo, but, one major issue and couple smaller ones have been disappointing. Major issue - This device will randomly shut off, for no reason, in the middle of use. It won't go completely powered down - when pressing the power button to start it up again, it opens up the the last page and usually hasn't lost data. However this is EXTREMELY annoying, if you are in the middle of working on a project, or even worse a Zoom call or a presentation of some sort. It happens whether plugged in or not plugged in, sometimes multiple times a day, sometimes not at all, but consistently the entire time I've had it. I've looked it up and apparently it is a somewhat common issue and difficult to get addressed. I am reaching out to bestbuy/lenovo with the hope of finding a solution. The smaller issues aren't too bad, but sometimes even though the keyboard is physically connected, the connection isn't working, and the only way to get it working is the disconnect and reconnect the keyboard multiple times. The keyboard is lightweight which is nice, but also feels a little flimsy and it makes it hard to type if say the the device is on your lap - you need to have a firm surface like a book underneath you to stabilize it. That's probably to be expected with a 2-in-1 device like this, but it's good to know. I bought this as a writer to have something portable and lightweight and it functions well enough, but given the reliability issues and the difficulty typing on anything uneven I think I would have gone with something like a chromebook in retrospect.