Lenovo - Ideapad Windows Duet 5i - 12.3" (2560x1600) Touch 2-in-1 Tablet - Core i3-1215U - 8GB RAM - 128GB SSD - with Keyboard - Stone Blue

Perfect product! So easy to use, practical and I love that it comes with the keyboard. The size is perfect for entertainment if you want to watch a movie or something and it is great to carry with you for work. I cannot recommend this product enough! The color is beautiful as well, the part that opens to keep your tablet standing is easy to use and very effective, you can control the angle you want. And I love that it has two charging entrances so you can have your charger at the same time as a cell phone plugged in or a usb hub with more ports . Great Great product, super satisfied

I have been very pleased with this little PC. I was looking at buying a used Microsoft Surface Pro but I'm glad I bought this instead! Screen: the screen is nice and bright with high resolution. Rich colors. Better than I expected. Keyboard: Backlick keyboard. Keys are very functional. Easy to take on and off. The bluetooth connectivity is neat! You can detatch the keyboard and still use it. Kickstand: adjust easily to multiple different angels. Facial recognition: unexpected on a laptop/tablet in this price range! Ports: only has two separate USB-C ports. They work just fine and I have no complaints but you will want to have some sort of a USB-C adapter to use as needed. Remember, you also have Bluetooth which works well. I wish they were Thunderbolt 4 specs, but they are not. Sound: stereo speakers. They sound fine. Not better or worse than expected. Form factor: easily fits in my hands. Nice to use while I'm watching TV. Good for traveling. One small annoyance is that without the keyboard the tablet automatically defaults to portrait mode when booting up. Once it is in Windows it is not an issue because it senses the orientation you desire. CPU: the 12th generation core i3 CPU is a real surprise! In my own informal speed tests it rivals my other PC which has a core i7 11th generation. It is very snappy in performance. SSD: I swapped out the 128 GB PCIe 3x4 NVMe SSD for a 256 GB PCIe 4x4 which I got on eBay for less than $40. The swap wasn't for the faint of heart but it wasn't excessively difficult either. There is no adhesive attaching the screen like there is on an iPad. Try to get a single side SSD. I think a dual side would work but you have to remove the foam backing behind the drive.

I was looking for an update to my iPad that would have more flexibility like a PC and that I could use the full Windows Office Suite for business. I tried a Chromebook but there are still too many limitations. When I was looking at Surface Tablets I came across the Duet 5i from Lenovo. I feel the build on the Lenovo Duet 5i is superior to a Surface Tablet, the cost was significantly less, and using OneDrive I now have a full extension of my desktop anywhere I go. A great Tablet and a quality keyboard! (Note: I added a custom skin on the computer back for protection.)

honestly the best i could find! it works very good and works as both laptop and tablet!

I used this laptop tablet for taking the LSAT during the pandemic. If your lookint for a pen that’s compatible with the computer, go to lenovos website. It takes a while to ship yet it will save you the headache of trying other pen brands. Still a 10/10 computer for students or on the go workers

I love it. Its good for the price i paid for . Works great for all my daily used.

So far so good. Good quailty feels nice. Keyboard is nice. Screen looks good. Battery life is also good.

I have had this tablet for over six months now and I am loving it. I wanted a tablet that could run full windows app and this one fit that bill. The screen is super crispy and sharp, the keyboard is really good for typing. Now, this is a mid range spec device ( 8gb ram) so don’t expect to run photoshop at snappy speeds. The 128gb is too small in my opinion, but luckily it’s not hard to change the SSD to a 512gb one. I bought this MZALQ512HALU off Amazon for $50 and now I have quadrupled my storage. I paid $550 for mine brand new. I would not buy this at the full msrp. I wish the device could support a 1TB SSD but it maxes out at 512gb. In my opinion, upgrading the SSD to 512gb is a must. Only do this though after you’ve had the device for a few months and have no issues. I say this because upgrading the SSD will void your warranty.