The Lenovo IdeaPad Duet is a small convertible that runs on Chrome OS. Thanks to the support of Android and Linux, there are numerous application possibilities for the small tablet.

good battery life; low emissions and silent cooling; 8 years of Chrome OS updates

UI suffers from stuttering; slow SoC; very thick with keyboard and Stand Cover; external monitor only runs at 1280x720

The Lenovo Chromebook Duet is an astonishingly good value device, coming bundled with a detachable keyboard in order to undercut the price of the iPad and Surface Go 2 by a couple hundred quid.

Very affordable price; Bundled keyboard offers versatility; Superb screen for video content; Excellent battery life

Lack of headphone jack; Poor speaker quality; Keyboard is uncomfortably small

Very affordable price; Bundled keyboard offers versatility; Superb screen for video content; Excellent battery life ;

Lack of headphone jack; Poor speaker quality; Keyboard is uncomfortably small;

A Surface Go killer

Lightweight, affordable, and fun. There's much to love about this new 2-in-1 Chromebook.

Tiny, lightweight, and portable. Affordable, yet well-built. Keyboard is surprisingly usable for its size. Great battery life. Screen is sharp and bright. Tablet mode is great for browsing the web.

Keyboard hinge has too much slack in it. No SD card support for extra storage. Tiny screen and Chrome OS make some tasks difficult. No headphone jack.

The Lenovo Chromebook Duet can be usef as a laptop or as a tablet. Is it good at either? Both? We find out....

Sharp display Solid battery life Compact form factor Keyboard included

Cramped keyboard App support Single USB-C port No expandable storage

The Lenovo IdeaPad Duet Chromebook strikes the perfect balance between tablet portability and Chromebook utility, all while keeping the price ridiculously low - and somehow packing in a Lich King of a battery that simply refuses to die

Lightweight and portable; Long battery life; Very affordable; Huge library of available software

Tiny keyboard and finicky track pad; Magnetic components can pop off with normal use; Charger and headphones share a single port; Limited memory and lightweight processors

The Lenovo Duet isn’t just a great and very affordable Chromebook tablet, it’s also a great Chromebook laptop thanks to its bundled keyboard case.

Insanely good value for just $300; Gorgeous display with a very nice design; Excellent battery life

Processor is a bit on the pokey side; Typing on the bundled keyboard is a little cramped

Originally unveiled at CES 2020, the Lenovo Chromebook Duet is finally here! We fell in love with the little Chrome OS 2-in-1 as soon as we saw it. But after spending nearly a month with the new Chromebook, does it really live up to its promise?

Incredible value; Amazing battery life; Solid build

Small keyboard

The Lenovo Chromebook Duet is easily the best ultra-portable detachable for the money

Durable aluminum build; Magnetic keyboard and back cover included; Grippy aluminum prevents drops; provides durability; Great aesthetics and in-hand feel; Low weight and slim build for portability; Almost 7-hours of real-world device up time; Well-balanced speakers; Bright; vibrant 1920 x 1200...

Cramped keyboard requires a learning curve; Magnetic keyboard attachment isn't strong enough for comfort; Only a single port -- USB-C; No 3.5mm audio jack; 3.5-hours to charge