Lenovo Chromebook 10e 10.1" WUXGA FHD 32GB Wi-Fi Tablet, MediaTek MT8183, 4GB RAM, 5MP Rear & 2MP Front Camera, Chrome OS, Iron Gray

Easy to use and set up

This tablet is not generally available in the UK and is much more expensive in the UK compared to American prices.The tablet works well with the keyboard(which has to be bought separately) and does not include a touchpad.You cannot adjust the angle of view on the Keyboard which is a little frustating!!All in all I think the Ideapad Duet is a better buy!

Excellent

Lenovo makes two 10.1" Chromebook tablets, the Duet and this 10e. The 10.1" Duet (not to be confused with the recently released larger Duet) comes with 128gb of storage, a magnetically attached rear kickstand to prop it up, and a magnetically attached keyboard with direct, not Bluetooth, connection. The Duet keyboard also has a trackpad.This much cheaper 10e was designed and ruggedized for the EDU (education) student market. It has only 32gb of storage and doesn't come with a rear kickstand or front keyboard (a keyboard case, not detachable, is a separate accessory - no trackpad though). Fortunately the 10e DOES still come with the same 4gb of RAM, essentially the same processor, and both will get updates until June 2028 (be sure to check the Chromebook AUE expiration date for any other Chromebook you might buy, some leftover stock is still sold with only 2 years of remaining software life).Now for the hidden advantage of the 10e (besides the obvious much lower price): the 10e is "ruggedized" compared to the Duet. It is much more likely to survive a hard knock in a daypack, or a slip off the typical coffee table or bed (but probably not a fall off a kitchen counter). Keep in mind that the screen is the weak point - I installed a screen protector and also keep it in a Dockem slip cover.A note on screen protectors: since this was originally destined for the school marketplace, there are actually plastic film protections as well as the harder to find (at least for this 10e) tempered glass protectors. The plastic film protector kits are cheaper, but are designed for scratch protection, not impact protection, so I recommend the tempered glass kits instead.THE outstanding feature of the Duet and 10e is the high quality (iPad 9 quality) screen - bright, accurate colors for Netflix and Prime video content. Secondarily, you can safely do your banking on it, the number one sales feature of Chromebooks.I advise against installing Andoid apps; go into Settings and remove Google Play. The apps seem appealing at first, but don't really run that well.In terms of size, I would prefer 11.6", this 10.1" screen harkens all the way back to the 10.1" netbook craze days. However, it IS workable and DOES save space and weight for travel.The official keyboard case is still available at Lenovo.

It only worked for 2 months and then it died. I could not make it work again no matter what.Tried to return it but it was awfully complicated but now I must by a new one hoping to getthe refund from this one

I find a tablet that won’t connect to the media on my computer just another thing to gather dust in my home. No value at all.

I bought this unit on a limb but what a delight. It is respectably fast and the screen is crystal. I would have liked a louder speakers however, Still 5 Stars!

Speed is good, picture is clear, however it kind of crams google drive down your throat. I am not a fan of Google drive. ***Six months later, I ordered a new tablet. This Lenovo just seemed to freeze repeatedly.