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Lenovo Chromebook Duet 128GB (Model # ZA6F0016US) $249
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Not the cheapest it has ever been, of course, but $50 off Best Buy's normal price of $299. That makes this 128GB version the same price as Walmart's 64 GB version, currently.
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Not sure if I should get one or wait for the price to go down.
It's 229 now.
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At the end of the day this is kind of a weird device that fills a bunch of roles but doesn't handle any of them absolutely perfectly. It's a full fledged chrome book, but you're relying on a single USB C port for charging, connecting external storage, headphones, and HDMI out. A good USB C hub solves all those problems but it's kind of annoying to not have at least a second USB C port and a dedicated headphone jack without carrying one of those around.
The keyboard and kickstand are great accessories but they do feel like accessories for a tablet more than integral components of an ultra portable PC. Without them I find myself wondering if this tablet is really worth $200 and for my needs it is, but I think for people who don't need the full chrome browser or Linux capabilities there are cheaper options and ones that cost about the same but have superior build quality. Speaking of build quality, the Lenovo Chromebook Duet is a little on the flimsy side. You're going to want a screen protector on it fresh out of the box because the keyboard will scratch the screen, and the kickstand is going to be vital in stopping the thing from getting bent. It's not poorly put together but if you apply about 10 pounds of pressure you'll feel it has a little flex to it.
The battery life is good but I've been getting closer to 8 hours than the 10-12 I've seen stated in reviews.
That sounds like a lot of complaining but I really do love this tablet, it's just stuff that's kind of bugged me in my time using it. This thing goes basically everywhere with me and replaced my Dell Venue 11 Pro. It's been a major upgrade in most respects but I do feel like I need to baby it a little more and I miss having a full sized USB port.
At the end of the day this is kind of a weird device that fills a bunch of roles but doesn't handle any of them absolutely perfectly. It's a full fledged chrome book, but you're relying on a single USB C port for charging, connecting external storage, headphones, and HDMI out. A good USB C hub solves all those problems but it's kind of annoying to not have at least a second USB C port and a dedicated headphone jack without carrying one of those around.
The keyboard and kickstand are great accessories but they do feel like accessories for a tablet more than integral components of an ultra portable PC. Without them I find myself wondering if this tablet is really worth $200 and for my needs it is, but I think for people who don't need the full chrome browser or Linux capabilities there are cheaper options and ones that cost about the same but have superior build quality. Speaking of build quality, the Lenovo Chromebook Duet is a little on the flimsy side. You're going to want a screen protector on it fresh out of the box because the keyboard will scratch the screen, and the kickstand is going to be vital in stopping the thing from getting bent. It's not poorly put together but if you apply about 10 pounds of pressure you'll feel it has a little flex to it.
The battery life is good but I've been getting closer to 8 hours than the 10-12 I've seen stated in reviews.
That sounds like a lot of complaining but I really do love this tablet, it's just stuff that's kind of bugged me in my time using it. This thing goes basically everywhere with me and replaced my Dell Venue 11 Pro. It's been a major upgrade in most respects but I do feel like I need to baby it a little more and I miss having a full sized USB port.
Not complaining at all...and one of most useful real life reviews of this unit I've seen this year. Thanks for that!