Toshiba - Satellite Radius 11 2-in-1 11.6" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Celeron - 4GB Memory - 500GB Hard Drive - Satin Gold

I got a toshiba laptop, a back pack and external disc drive. All for a great price.

I purchase the device on April 14th. After a week usage, I notice the tablet mode on screen keyboard do not respond well unless in portrait mode, landscape is mainly for display and you constantly have to press the onscreen keyboard mode to use or remove it. The videos have a funny studer sound when you initially play them, as if the 2GB ROM or CPUs have a issue with its load of one or two apps/ programs running. The sound quality is decent. The battery life is actually 5-6 hours depending on your use. Its best feature would be the viewing angles, size and standard memory. You're better off getting a touchscreen laptop and phablet phone because the tablet mode is mediocre in comparison to a actual tablet. I'm exchanging my toshiba Sat this evening.

I got this laptop to replace my old one (which I had for a very short time before a number of things went wrong). So far, this laptop has filled my needs. It turns into a tablet format (which I was looking for since my e-reader died around the same time as my last laptop, though it had lasted a considerable amount of time longer), and I like watching videos with one of the formats it can fold into. I only have two possible complaints so far: using it as a tablet can get a bit heavy for one hand, and the speaker location nearly requires you to use a different set-up than the standard laptop because it's muffled against whatever surface it's on and you have to turn the volume up a lot to hear it properly. Beyond that, I'm a month in, and happy with my laptop.

Computer is as fast as you would expect for the specs. I get over 5hrs of battery life. So far it has been compatable with everything I need to use it for. Bought another because it is a great value. Touch screen works great. The bad: when it is folded into a tablet the bottom of the computer and the back of the monitor don't sit flush looks a little odd, some more expensive models close nicer. When looking at pictures while in portrait mode the screen looks weird, out of phase, almost like when you view an older LCD on the side. Doesn't bother me much since when I use it in portrait mode I am typically looking at text.

I needed a laptop for blogging, editing photos, and maintaining an online shop, plus normal everyday web surfing, and this device is perfect. I've had it for about a month, and am totally in love with the ability to use it as a tablet or laptop. Beautiful color, very lightweight, fast, and doesn't overheat like my older, bigger laptop. In fact, I really only have one problem with it. Like a couple of other reviewers have mentioned, occasionally, even when in laptop mode and the screen is not tilted back the mouse pad becomes unresponsive. Easily fixed by logging out, but still it would be nice if it didn't do that. However, considering how inexpensive it was (it was on sale when I purchased it), I'm happy with it. Great buy for the price.

Overall, it's a good computer. The only real issue I've had so far is getting used to Windows 8. Windows 8 does not seem very user friendly to me. All in all, it's a good computer for the price and does what you need it to do. Although you may want to buy a CD/DVD drive that connects with a USB, it's still a lot cheaper than a full sized laptop. I would also recommend picking up a flash drive of at least 16 gigabytes when you purchase this computer as you will need that to create your backup first thing before you start using it. One last thing...Even though it's a small computer, the keyboard still feels right. The keyboard layout is easy to use and I have BIG fingers!

Since I needed to run Excel when traveling, I was looking for a lightweight travel 2 in 1 computer/tablet that was a true Windows device to replace my Chromebook which only ran Sheets. I was afraid to use Sheets with some of my complicated Excel spreadsheets, so this was an ideal replacement as it came with a one-year subscription to MS Office 365. Attractive gold color, a touchscreen, 2 USB.slots and a slot for an SD card and decent battery life. The keyboard does take some getting used to, but I now feel comfortable with it. Great computer at a great price (1/3 the cost of the Surface Pro 3 I was looking at)! You can't go wrong.

I purchased several of these for my Board Members, had our IT guy load the MS Office Suite and also a touch-screen-compatible pdf annotator application. This little tablet is quite powerful for its intended business usage with plenty of storage for documents. With the integrated camera and microphone, remote communications are quite good. It is a much more professionally oriented than an iPad. The only reason I gave it four, instead of five stars, is that the screen size is only slightly better than the iPad - others would probably consider this a plus - so this only reflects my personal preference. The machine itself, so far, is rock solid.