But if you’re a Chrome OS-loving frequent traveler or a busy bee seeking a smaller, secondary display, I’d suggest the Duet in a heartbeat. Admittedly, the Lenovo Chromebook Duet is still an amazing bang-for-your-buck product that’s a total star in the 2-in-1 Chromebook space.

Lasts long on a charge, Comes with keyboard/kickstand, Colorful display, Decent performance, Ultraportable design, Extremely affordable

Cramped keyboard, No headphone jack

Equal to some higher priced brands in many ways. And a genius mobe from the company to include a detachable keyboard.

I like it a lot. A little difficult to get used to at first but once you get the hang of it, it's all good

Like the compactness of it. Hard to hook up to internet, away from home.

Great product, amazing features, so easy to use

bought this for my daughter and she loves it

To be perfectly honest, I did not expect much out of Lenovo’s Chromebook Duet. Usually a price this low means there will be some dealbreaking compromises, but that’s not the case here.

So long as you know the limitations going in, the Duet is a very likeable device that offers strong value for money. Make no mistake, this is no powerhouse and the cramped keyboard won’t be for everyone, but when it comes to general computing and shorter-length writing duties it’s a lovely little...

Attractive design; Doubles as Android tablet; Comes with keyboard; Cheap

Lacks processing power; Cramped keyboard; Small screen

So long as you know the limitations going in, the Duet is a very likeable device that offers strong value for money. Make no mistake, this is no powerhouse and the cramped keyboard won’t be for everyone, but when it comes to general computing and shorter-length writing duties it’s a lovely little 2-in-1 Chromebook that can double as a serviceable Android tablet.

Attractive design; Doubles as Android tablet; Comes with keyboard; Cheap;

Lacks processing power; Cramped keyboard; Small screen;

Generally, when computers get down to this price there are some major trade-offs, but for the most part, Lenovo has been able to make the right calls when constructing the Duet

Beautiful hardware; Great battery life; Decent speakers

Could be faster; Screen is a little small; Keyboard magnet isn't the strongest