Review on 💻 Lenovo Chromebook Duet 2-in-1 | 10.1" WUXGA Display | MediaTek Helio P60T | 4GB RAM | 128GB SSD | ARM G72 MP3 Graphics | Chrome OS | ZA6F0031US (Ice Blue + Iron Grey) by Jason Flippen

I'm new to the tablet market. Basically I'm a fan of Revain HD Fire because they have exactly what I wanted. Most of the time I watch videos, shop, read Kindle and do a little Google searching. I've never been a big fan of apps for games and the like. But then I started looking for something that could improve performance because now I'm optimizing and moving away from a physical PC or laptop. I did a bit of research and reviewing on YouTube and this little guy was just what I needed for the price. I doubted it because the downsides I feared were the presence of a non-expandable SD slot, a USB-C port, 4GB of RAM, and software update/maintenance. BUT, there are great workarounds to complement what makes it great! The screen is excellent. The speakers are great because if you actually blast them at max volume. The 4B RAM is actually really good and doesn't stutter when I'm running multiple tabs, music or the Amazon Shopping app. I don't really need SD lots because you have Google Drive for 15g for free and you can buy more or plug in extended storage. And you get an 8-year update commitment for app security and maintenance. Others do not reach 2-3 years. I'm also really immersed in the Google ecosystem and it's a very comfortable use. I've never used Google apps and think they're great sources for alternatives to original Word, Excel, Notes, etc. For $300 you also get a case and keyboard. That's a value! I don't care how small the keyboard is, you're paying because it's there and it's really easy to tap on and easy to follow. That way, when you add in all the laptop components and available apps that can run fairly quickly and reliably in such a small form factor, I call it a win. All in all, I think the product is really great and I can only recommend it.