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Best Buy - Lenovo - Duet 2-in-1 Chromebook 11" 2K LCD Touchscreen Laptop- MediaTek Kompanio 838 2024 4GB Memory 128GB eMMC with keyboard Luna Gray Open Box Excellent - $121.99
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Best Buy has Lenovo - Duet 2-in-1 Chromebook 11" 2K LCD Touchscreen Laptop- MediaTek Kompanio 838 2024 - 4GB Memory - 128GB eMMC with keyboard - Luna Gray - Open Box - Excellent for $121.99
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/l...=excellent >Now OOS for shipping, Store pickup available at select locations, YMMV
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/l...=excellent >Now OOS for shipping, Store pickup available at select locations, YMMV
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Best Buy has Lenovo - Duet 2-in-1 Chromebook 11" 2K LCD Touchscreen Laptop- MediaTek Kompanio 838 2024 - 4GB Memory - 128GB eMMC with keyboard - Luna Gray - Open Box - Excellent for $121.99
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/l...=excellent >Now OOS for shipping, Store pickup available at select locations, YMMV
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/l...=excellent >Now OOS for shipping, Store pickup available at select locations, YMMV
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This Lenovo Duet Chromebook stands out as a compact laptop lite for travel, basic web use, office work, streaming, and remote access. The keyboard and kickstand case get strong praise, and the 11 inch touchscreen, USB C charging, and premium feel make it easy to carry and use. Battery life and general speed are described as fine for light tasks, with Linux app support adding flexibility. The main drawback is the 4 gigabytes of RAM, which can feel sluggish with heavier multitasking and makes it a poor fit for demanding apps or gaming.
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It can feel sluggish under normal to moderate workloads, and 4GB RAM means you need to keep tabs and apps under control. It is fine for lighter use, but it is not a good choice if you want heavy multitasking or serious computing.
Open-box units vary a lot: some arrived with the original box and a Lenovo 30W charger, while others came with no box, no charger, and missing accessories. A pen is not reliably included, and several buyers specifically reported receiving no pen.
Yes. It is compact, lightweight, and works well for travel-focused "laptop-lite" use such as web browsing, Google Docs, PDFs, work portals, and light office tasks. The keyboard/case combo is also praised for being ready instantly and easier to carry than a full laptop or tablet-plus-folio setup.
It can run productivity apps like Word, Excel, and Adobe-style apps, and some Play Store games install successfully. It is still a low-power Chromebook, so heavier gaming and demanding apps are limited.
Yes. The keyboard is repeatedly described as very good or top-notch, and the included kickstand case works well. The keyboard is also always ready to use and does not need charging, which makes it feel more laptop-like.
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How is it using a Chromebook? Is it restrictive in functionality compared to a Windows PC, is web browsing similar to a Windows laptop/desktop?
Regarding apps. I have no installed any but have played lightly with the Word, Excel, Adobe (-ish) apps it comes with, and they also work much more PC like than a tablet. I'm also amazed I am able to install more than a few owned games I have from the Play Store like Titan's Quest. NOTE: I have not tried to play it yet...but I was impressed Google let me install it
So far I am very happy.
TLDR: For $200+ retail, I likely wouldn't be very happy with it, for $122 in like new condition...zero complaints
Regarding apps. I have no installed any but have played lightly with the Word, Excel, Adobe (-ish) apps it comes with, and they also work much more PC like than a tablet. I'm also amazed I am able to install more than a few owned games I have from the Play Store like Titan's Quest. NOTE: I have not tried to play it yet...but I was impressed Google let me install it
So far I am very happy.
TLDR: For $200+ retail, I likely wouldn't be very happy with it, for $122 in like new condition...zero complaints
Anyway, none near me so not even an option , oh well
Thanks. I purchased a few of these "Lenovo IdeaPad 1 14" Laptop. Intel Celeron N4500, 4GB , 128 SSD 82LV0075US" that came with Windows and 1 year 365 subs for $129ea , used $50 Cap1 bonuses at the time, used the 365 code then resold on ebay . But these things could not run windows, I tested Zorin on one and it ran great. Debating this. Just looking to leave my laptop home when i travel
Anyway, none near me so not even an option , oh well
Sorry you couldn't score one this time. Fingers crossed they'll go on scale again.
P.S. FWIW, the A11+ does do a decent PC-ish type experience in DeX mode with a keyboard attached. If I didn't find the Duet, I likely would have been happy with that config. The tablet was $125 on sale a few weeks ago and the keyboard / folio was $18 on Amazon. It is much more powerful, just bulkier and feels a little less purpose built (since I did cobble it together)
4 GB of RAM impact is real, and it feels sluggish with a normal to moderate workload (you can define your requirement and if it fits your need).
The keyboard is top-notch, and the cover case is pretty good. I wish someone would make such a keyboard/cover combo as universal as one that works on every tablet.
4 GB of RAM impact is real, and it feels sluggish with a normal to moderate workload (you can define your requirement and if it fits your need).
The keyboard is top-notch, and the cover case is pretty good. I wish someone would make such a keyboard/cover combo as universal as one that works on every tablet.
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That said--this price is low enough to where I want to buy it as a backup for my kid's Chromebook. But maybe if she breaks hers, she needs to go with the school's lousy ones for a bit?
FWIW, I'm not sure most people would consider the compulsive need to spread uninformed opinions is something they'd typically brag about
Looks like there's a spot for a pen on the back. I wasn't expecting it to come with a pen, are you guys finding pens with your open box?
But it was in good condition. Upon checking the settings. Battery health was 100% and it only had 6 cycles counts so I'm pretty pleased overall.
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