Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 5 13.3” FHD Touchscreen 2-in-1 Chromebook, Qualcomm Snapdragon SC7180 Processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, Qualcomm Adreno Graphics, Chrome OS, Abyss Blue (Renewed)

I acquired this computer without much pretense: to have a light equipment in which I could do tests and take them anywhere without fear that it would suffer some damage and it would be a great loss. However, I was surprised that for the price paid the benefits it gives are more than enough: a good battery gives, a performance enough to handle several open tabs and some Android applications at the same time. The keyboard is decent with a good travel and size.Although the screen is TN, it allows working with acceptable levels of brightness as well as the mouse pad (although I recommend an external mouse). For $ 169 paid on Amazon, there is not a device that has these features including a good range of ports (2 USB A / 2 USB-C / MicroSD / 3.5 mm headphone port). It does not feel weak and has a pleasant texture to the touch, perhaps a coverage that does not grease so easily with the fingers would have been desirable and more storage space (32GB). It also has support included until 2026 which guarantees a great investmentESPAÑOLAdquirí este computador sin muchas pretensiones: tener un equipo ligero en el que pudiera hacer pruebas y llevarlos a cualquier lugar sin temer que fuera a sufrir algún daño y fuera una gran pérdida. Sin embargo, me sorprendió que para el precio pagado las prestaciones que da son más que suficientes: una buena batería, da un rendimiento suficiente para manejar varias pestañas abierta y algunas aplicaciones Android. El teclado es decente con un buen recorrido y tamaño y es lo suficientemente ligero para poderlo llevar a todas partes.Si bien la pantalla es TN -lástima que no sea IPS- permite trabajar con unos niveles de brillo aceptables al igual que la almohadilla del mouse (aunque recomiendo un mouse externo). Por $169 pagados en Amazon (incluido el envío gratuito a Colombia!) no hay un equipo que tenga estas prestaciones incluyendo una buena oferta de puertos (2 USB-A / 2 USB-C / MicroSD / puerto de audífonos 3.5 mm). No se siente frágil y tiene una textura al tacto agradable, tal vez hubiera sido deseable una cobertura que no se engrase tan fácil con los dedos y mayor almacenamiento. Finalmente, promete un soporte AUE hasta 2026 lo cual garantiza una buena inversión.

Extremely pleased that this is just what I suspected: the new Lenovo Chromebook 3 that came out this year! Mine was made in April 2020. Absolutely love the Lenovo quality. Happy to get my hands on one of these as they're all sold out at the big box stores that starts with W who is the sole provider of new ones. I feel lucky. The Celeron N4020 is better than the Celerons in basically all other Chromebooks and this screen (not a touch screen) is 30+ nits brighter than anything on this price range ($169 MSRP). This is for an elementary school student but I wish I had one as well. No squishy keyboards like the Acer I tried, solidly built, and speakers sound better than the Dell 11 and HP Chromebooks I've had the pleasure of using. I highly recommend watching some popular YouTube videos about this machine if you're considering it. I think it's gonna be the best budget Chromebook yet. The plastic is a fingerprint magnet, other than that it's great. Perfect for email, googling, schoolwork, YouTube, and light online games that a youngster can enjoy. My seller was ShopAmerica and this came looking basically new in a Lenovo factory refurbished box with a Lenovo charger. Would purchase again if I had the money, I'd love a second one. Excited to put this one through it's paces. Thank you.

It’s surprisingly windows-like with a touch of MacOS if you never used a ChromeOS before. Be sure to make the OS update it self once when you power it up and set it up. If all you do is web surf and stream video, $100 for this laptop is fine.The Lenovo N4020C is small and light, but it is not an ultra-thin. I find it difficult to open the lid/screen since the bottom half isn’t very heavy as you try to lift the lid. It needs an indentation to fit my fingers into so I can pry it open. It has a nice protruding bar on the back of the unit that works as a grip to hold it when the screen is closed.The outer plastic is very prone to fingerprint smears.The screen is not a touch screen, but the mouse pad is nice and large enough to navigate around. However the screen is small and some text might be hard to read. The screen isn’t super great, it has a narrow viewing angle, but that is expected at this price range. Watching videos works fine on this if you’re by yourself.Keyboard is fine but it isn’t backlit, which is probably fine for it’s very long battery life. I’ll watch 3-4 46minute long TV shows (with the occasional breaks leaving it on pause) o n netflix and it will still have more than 75% battery left.There is no capslock key, it’s instead a search button but that can be changed in settings. There are also no Fkeys at the top, you simply have 10 media buttons at the top plus an ESC key at the left, power button at the right. It has USB ports so you can plugin your own keyboard and mouse.Most of the “apps” you find already installed, aren’t apps. All they do is launch the Chrome browser to their respective web page. I,e, clicking on the YouTube app opens chrome on youtube.com. There is a YouTube app since it runs android apps, but you won’t have any plugins that block the annoying intrusive ads, so you’re better off using chrome anyway. Chrome works exactly as it does on windows and mac, if you have a google account, it will sync your bookmarks, and plugins strait away.Audio isn’t bad, but if you’re into music you’re better off using headphones, which it DOES HAVE a proper headphone jack.

Had it 3 plus years - going strong. Does everything I want.