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It's time to un-laptop and go with the Lenovo Chromebook Duet This sleek and light 2-in-1 Chromebook switches from business to fun as easily as it switches from laptop to tablet mode Simply detach the plug-and-play keyboard and you have an ultra portable 10.1" tablet ready to entertain you In laptop mode the laptop keyboard is comfortable to use and responsive while the 400 nits Full HD display is visually appealing in either mode 

This touchscreen Chromebook is easy to use for work or play. You'll enjoy thousands of apps from the Google Play Store superfast boot-up that takes only seconds more than 8 years (1) of automatic updates and USI stylus support (stylus sold separately) Take your Chromebook everywhere you want to go – at only 7-35 mm thick (0-289 inches) and weighing less than 1 lbs (without the keyboard or stand) this lightweight notebook is the perfect travel companion Built-in wireless connectivity through 802 11 ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth lets you stream your favorite shows and videos with ease plus the 4-side narrow bezels give you a great viewing experience 

Get creative or get busy. You'll stay virus-free with verified boot and enjoy seamless updates in the backilogramround With access to all of your favorite Google cloud-based productivity tools everywhere you go plus compatibility with Word Excel and PowerPoint you'll always stay on top of things Front and rear integrated cameras keep you connected while the long-life battery (up to 10 hours of life (2)) will keep you running 

1 - Updates end June 2028 in accordance with Chrome OS AUE policy 
2 - All battery life claims are approximate and based on test results using the MobileMark 2014 ver 1-5 battery life benchmark test Actual results will vary and depend on numerous factors including product configuration and usage software operating conditions wireless functionality power management settings screen brightness and other factors The maximum capacity of the battery will naturally decrease with time and usage.

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Because most manufacturers compromise on the display quality on low-end devices, it's hard to find a cheap laptop with a nice, sharp screen for media consumption. In comes the Lenovo Chromebook Duet (2020), the best cheap multimedia laptop under $300 we've tested. It's a compact device sporting a sharp 10.1 inch screen with a pixel density that rivals Apple's Retina displays. It's a 2-in-1 convertible with a kickstand and a detachable keyboard, so you can use it as a tablet to make it easier to carry around or save space.

Now, let's talk more about that display. On top of being sharp, it gets pretty bright, enough for use in well-lit settings but not outdoors in broad daylight. It can display all the colors in SDR content as it has full coverage of the sRGB color space, and colors look reasonably accurate out of the box. It's an IPS panel with good viewing angles, which is great for sharing content with others, but it isn't the best for dark rooms because blacks look gray in dim settings.

Unfortunately, the speakers sound quiet, unnatural, and treble-heavy, with almost no bass whatsoever. Also, it doesn't have a 3.5mm headphone jack, so you'll have to use the included USB-C audio adapter or Bluetooth headphones. On the upside, the battery lasts for nearly seven hours of video playback, enough time to get through a couple of full-length movies. You can use this laptop to get some work done, but the performance isn't that great, and the keyboard is pretty uncomfortable to type on. For media consumption, though, this is a good option to consider.

The best multimedia laptop under $300 that we've tested is the Lenovo Chromebook Duet (2020). It's more of a tablet with a kickstand and detachable keyboard, which means you can detach the keyboard when you want a light device for viewing content and attach it when you need to do some work. The keyboard feels pretty cramped, though, so it isn't the best option for extended use as it may cause some fatigue over time.

Although its 1080p resolution isn't impressive on paper, the display looks very sharp because it's a fairly small screen. It gets more than bright enough to combat glare, and it also gets very dim to provide a more comfortable viewing experience in the dark. That said, it's still an IPS panel with a fairly low contrast ratio, meaning blacks look grayish in dim settings. Its battery life is excellent as it lasts nearly 7 hours of video playback, enough time to get through a couple of movies and TV show episodes.

Unfortunately, the speakers sound treble-heavy and don't get very loud. There's no 3.5mm headphone jack, meaning you have to use wireless headphones or use the included USB-C audio adapter for wired ones. With only a single USB-C port, you can't charge the device while using wired headphones. Nonetheless, this is a great Chrome OS tablet for media consumption at a budget-friendly price.

If you want to stick with Chrome OS but prefer a 2-in-1, get the Lenovo Chromebook Duet (2020), a Chrome OS tablet with a detachable keyboard. You can detach the keyboard to make it easier to hold when viewing content or attach it when you need to type something. It has a sharp, bright, and colorful display, which is hard to find on inexpensive Chromebooks. The keyboard comes with the device, so there's no need to purchase it separately. It isn't the most comfortable keyboard; it's fine for a couple of emails but not for typing out a long paper. Battery life is excellent as it lasts nearly 12 hours of light productivity or seven hours of video playback.

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So when I tried to dock my Lenovo Chromebook Duet to my ultra wide monitor it gave some poor resolutions. No option for my 1080 X 2560 ultra wide monitor like my Samsung DeX setup. I learned that my Duet does fine with TV (1080X1920) probably because of the 30HZ connections. My ultra wide monitor likes a 60HZ so my Duet gave some poor resolution in the choices

 The battery on the Duet so far has been great even when doing things like watching movies, gaming or running graphic design apps. I often have 2 radios running (Bluetooth and wifi) and tend to turn the brightness up a bit and still get an easy 6+ hours and be over 25% battery left.

I'll keep it simple: Lenovo Chromebook Duet or Samsung Galaxy Tab A7?

I'm looking for a cheap tablet or tablet-style device that can occasionally be used with a keyboard to type on. I'd say the majority of my use will be media consumption: especially news articles, YouTube, and social media (like Reddit!).  Best Buy has the 128 GB Duet for $230. Costco has the 64 GB Tab A7 for $180, and it comes with a bonus 64 GB MicroSD card. Once you add a keyboard case, you're at roughly the same price.

Given that it is roughly a wash, which device will better serve my intended use and keep me happy longer?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ll keep it simple: Lenovo Chromebook Duet or Samsung Galaxy Tab A7?</p>

<p>I&#39;m looking for a cheap tablet or tablet-style device that can occasionally be used with a keyboard to type on. I&#39;d say the majority of my use will be media consumption: especially news articles, YouTube, and social media (like Reddit!).  Best Buy has the 128 GB Duet for $230. Costco has the 64 GB Tab A7 for $180, and it comes with a bonus 64 GB MicroSD card. Once you add a keyboard case, you&#39;re at roughly the same price.</p>

<p>Given that the price is roughly a wash, which device will better serve my intended use and keep me happy longer?</p>
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Lenovo Chromebook Duet or Samsung Galaxy Tab A7

 If this thing could stay up and running it would easily get 4 stars from me.  Lenovo should be embarrassed by this thing, it's definitely a dark stain on my perception of the company. Sadly, I have to say that if you think you're saving money by the low price, you're wrong - I will now need to buy another device, at higher cost, having basically wasted my money on this. Add the cost of this and the cost of a reliable replacement and I'd have been able to buy a high end tablet in the first place

 I bought it for writing, surfing the net, watching youtube and sketching with a stylus - that's it (I don't even need it to have cameras or a touch screen). However, I I simply cannot accept that it just constantly fails. If this thing could stay up and running it would easily get 4 stars from me.  Lenovo should be embarrassed by this thing, it's definitely a dark stain on my perception of the company

I hate to do this, but... (plus an update)

The Lenovo Duet Chromebook is at the top end of your price range and will do everything you need to do.

I'm not good with tech at ALL and need some help. 

I would be using chromebook for basic things , internet ,email , YouTube etc... 

I'm looking to spend 250-300$ Canadian but would spend less if I didn't need to,  could anyone help with recommendations??  I'd be very grateful thanks!

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m not good with tech at ALL and need some help. </p>

<p>I would be using chromebook for basic things , internet ,email , YouTube etc... </p>

<p>I&#39;m looking to spend 250-300$ Canadian but would spend less if I didn&#39;t need to,  could anyone help with recommendations??  I&#39;d be very grateful thanks!</p>
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Getting 1st chromebook

 I'm ambivalent about the 13" display -- the Duet is now in laptop territory. Would've preferred 11" or 12".

Lenovo just announced the next Duet: 13.3" OLED FHD screen, Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 CPU, 4/8GB RAM, 64/128/256GB eMMC

 The chrome app, which is too slow to use, the Android app, which doesn't space the columns correctly, and the decorated window, which is okay but the keyboard pops up every time I switch channels -I can only access webex meetings by launching the Android app and putting in the ID. Clicking the link doesn't work -Not enough storage on the 64GB model to install Linux with much room left over -I have to use the Android Youtube app because the chrome one isn't as smooth and the touch controls are worse -When playing videos it's hard to seek, because grabbing the seeker tool and dragging right is the same gesture as Back (drag right from the left edge), so if you're off by half a millimeter, you just go back a page. The Back gesture cannot be changed or disabled. -If you have both the Chrome and Android versions of an app (like Youtube), enjoy double notifications

I bought this to replace my LG GPad 8.3" Android tablet. I went with ChromeOS because it seems like Google wants to make it their future mobile platform and it runs Android apps, but despite the amount of time ChromeOS with Android apps has been available, it feels very much like beta software.  -No dark mode (though I read this morning that it's in the Canary release, finally!) -Weird bug randomly duplicates text when typing in the Chrome new tab search bar (no issue on the URL bar) -Sometimes it takes 10+ seconds to wake up from sleep, then another 10 to become useful, even with 0 apps open -Animations are intermittently, but frequently, sluggish -OneDrive integration is useless (won't allow me to Write and doesn't show up in most dialog boxes as a destination) -There is a shrinking library of Chrome apps in favor of decorated windows, so I have 3 versions of Slack installed

 -My Android apps do not auto-update despite the setting enabled to auto-update them -I miss my android app switcher in touch-only mode  On top of all that, when it's a bare tablet, the form factor is great. But as soon as you add the kickstand, it about doubles the weight, and the cloth backing piece sticks out beyond the tablet bezels. The keyboard adds another pound of weight. All together it weights more than my 13" laptop from Samsung

 The keyboard adds another pound of weight. All together it weights more than my 13" laptop from Samsung. Plus when the keyboard cover is closed, it slides around because its "hinge" is just a little strip of vinyl.  I was excited to purchase this as a replacement for my Android tablet, but the touch-only experience is janky at best, the performance is lackluster, and a host of unfortunate design choices have left me regretting the purchase

 I went with ChromeOS because it seems like Google wants to make it their future mobile platform and it runs Android apps, but despite the amount of time ChromeOS with Android apps has been available, it feels very much like beta software.  -No dark mode (though I read this morning that it's in the Canary release, finally!) -Weird bug randomly duplicates text when typing in the Chrome new tab search bar (no issue on the URL bar) -Sometimes it takes 10+ seconds to wake up from sleep, then another 10 to become useful, even with 0 apps open -Animations are intermittently, but frequently, sluggish -OneDrive integration is useless (won't allow me to Write and doesn't show up in most dialog boxes as a destination) -There is a shrinking library of Chrome apps in favor of decorated windows, so I have 3 versions of Slack installed. The chrome app, which is too slow to use, the Android app, which doesn't space the columns correctly, and the decorated window, which is okay but the keyboard pops up every time I switch channels -I can only access webex meetings by launching the Android app and putting in the ID. Clicking the link doesn't work -Not enough storage on the 64GB model to install Linux with much room left over -I have to use the Android Youtube app because the chrome one isn't as smooth and the touch controls are worse -When playing videos it's hard to seek, because grabbing the seeker tool and dragging right is the same gesture as Back (drag right from the left edge), so if you're off by half a millimeter, you just go back a page

Many small problems

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Lenovo Chromebook Duet review: this has no business costing so little

Lenovo Chromebook Duet (2020) Review

MFR-PART#: XE530QDA-KA2US DISPLAY: 13.3" LED backlight touchscreen 1920 x 1080 / Full HD @ 60 Hz CPU: Intel Celeron 5205U / 1.9 GHz / 2 MB Cache MEMORY: 4 GB LPDDR3 /MultiMediaCard, microSD card reader STORAGE: 64 GB eMMC Input: Keyboard, digital pen, ClickPad GRAPHICS: Intel UHD Graphics /TPM OS: GOOGLE CHROME OS /Color: Fiesta red COMMUNICATIONS:BT4.0, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax;Intel Wi-Fi6 AX 201;Gigabit Ethernet BATTERY: 4-cell lithium ion; 5920 mAh; 45 Watt AC Adapter WARRANTY: Limited warranty - parts and labor - 1 year MISC: 2 x USB-C | Headphone/microphone combo jack

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The Galaxy Chromebook 2 is smaller, lighter, and faster than the Flex 5 and lasts longer on a charge, but it’s quite a bit more expensive.

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This 13.3-inch convertible has a bright red design. Though we don’t take that sort of thing into account when testing and rating computers, there’s no denying that it helps the Chromebook stand out from the crowd.
The specs and performance provide a good balance for the price. There’s an Intel Celeron processor, 4GB of memory, 64GB of flash storage, and a battery that delivers nearly 13 hours of web browsing in CR testing. That’s perhaps not quite what you expect from a traditional laptop but more than enough to handle typical office tasks or schoolwork.

This is a 2-in-1 convertible, which means you can bend the keyboard behind the display via a 360-degree hinge to use the device like a tablet. That can be useful for watching streaming video on the couch or flicking through social media feeds.The Galaxy Chromebook 2 360 has an Intel Celeron processor, 4GB of memory, and 128GB of flash storage, which is similar to but slower than solid-state storage. That may not seem like a lot of storage space if you’re used to macOS or Windows, but it’s actually generous for a device with Chrome OS, which leans heavily on web apps and cloud storage.Our testers had mostly good things to say about this model, noting its bright and color-accurate display and comfortable keyboard with large, high-contrast keys. The performance and battery life (10.5 hours under a light load of basic web browsing) are not going to dazzle you, but it’s hard to complain when the model sells for less than $400 and weighs less than 3 pounds.The Acer Chromebook Spin 512, which measures exactly 12 inches, has a much longer battery life (around 16 hours), but it’s about $100 more.

Overall Score: 76This 13.3-inch convertible has a bright red design. Though we don’t take that sort of thing into account when testing and rating computers, there’s no denying that it helps the Chromebook stand out from the crowd.The specs and performance provide a good balance for the price. It has an Intel Celeron processor, 4 gigabytes of memory, 64GB of flash storage, and a battery that delivers almost 13 hours of web browsing in CR testing. That’s perhaps not quite what you expect from a traditional laptop but more than enough to handle typical office tasks or schoolwork.

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None of these changes are massive knocks against the Galaxy Chromebook 2, though, especially at this price point. It still looks quite nice, and the aluminum chassis is sturdy. There’s little to no flex in the display or keyboard, and while I saw a bit of screen wobble while typing and using the touchscreen, it wasn’t too distracting. This is where the Chromebook 2 has an advantage over our current top pick, the Acer Chromebook Spin 713

 For just $50 more, you get a better processor, more storage and RAM, a brilliant color, a convertible build, and a spectacular screen. 

The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 (which isn’t so much a sequel to the Galaxy Chromebook as it is a more affordable alternative) lacks some of the Galaxy Chromebook’s most ambitious features. The stylus, the fingerprint sensor, and the OLED panel have all disappeared. But in their place are all-day battery life and a sub-$700 price tag. In doing so, it makes its case not as a groundbreaking Chromebook of the future, but as a device you might actually want to buy today

Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 review: premium in the right ways

 But two of its features were significant problems: the $999 price tag (putting the device in competition with the likes of the MacBook Air), and the battery life. The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 (which isn’t so much a sequel to the Galaxy Chromebook as it is a more affordable alternative) lacks some of the Galaxy Chromebook’s most ambitious features. The stylus, the fingerprint sensor, and the OLED panel have all disappeared. But in their place are all-day battery life and a sub-$700 price tag

 To repeat: the battery life is not a disaster, folks. The battery life is fine. That’s sort of the theme of this machine. There are a couple of standout features, and the rest of it is fine

I’ll spare you the suspense: the battery life is good. It’s not incredible. The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 is far from the longest-lasting Chromebook I’ve ever tested. But after last year’s Samsung Galaxy Chromebook couldn’t even make it five hours on a charge, my expectations were on the floor

 I performed my first battery test on this year’s sequel in an optimistic but nervous state. Finally, several months after the Chromebook 2 was announced, I’m breathing a sigh of relief. To repeat: the battery life is not a disaster, folks. The battery life is fine

 The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 is far from the longest-lasting Chromebook I’ve ever tested. But after last year’s Samsung Galaxy Chromebook couldn’t even make it five hours on a charge, my expectations were on the floor. I performed my first battery test on this year’s sequel in an optimistic but nervous state. Finally, several months after the Chromebook 2 was announced, I’m breathing a sigh of relief

Samsung’s Galaxy Chromebook, released almost a year ago, was a high-risk, high-reward play. There were a number of fantastic features, some of which (the OLED screen, the built-in S Pen, the 0.38-inch-thick chassis) were so fancy it was shocking to see them on a Chromebook. But two of its features were significant problems: the $999 price tag (putting the device in competition with the likes of the MacBook Air), and the battery life

38-inch-thick chassis) were so fancy it was shocking to see them on a Chromebook. But two of its features were significant problems: the $999 price tag (putting the device in competition with the likes of the MacBook Air), and the battery life. 

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