Lenovo Miix2 11″

“Fundamentally, the Lenovo Miix 2 makes a reasonably good impression. At a price of about 550 Euros (~$738), the buyer gets a complete Windows tablet with a connectable keyboard. The latter is absolutely sufficient for practical, everyday use. We have definitely typed on considerably worse tablet keyboards. Alongside two USB 2.0 ports, the keyboard dock also houses a subwoofer. The convertible's sound certainly profits from the added component. The tablet is outfitted with a good Full HD IPS panel and a quick Solid State Drive. Once purchased, the owner of a Miix 2 could switch out the SSD for a faster model and/or a model with greater storage capacity. Unfortunately, the tablet's Core i3 processor cannot always provide its full performance power. It appears that the device cannot cool itself enough here. However, the tablet's performance is absolutely sufficient for all the everyday tasks it was created for. We consider the device's limited working memory (2 GB) more of a bottleneck in this case. As a general rule -- this applies to the pricier Miix 2 11 models too -- Lenovo should equip their devices with 4 GB of working memory.”

“On paper, with plenty of hardware packed in, a decent display and battery life, plus a bundled keyboard dock, the Lenovo Miix 2 11in looks pretty good value.The problem for the Miix 2 11in is that its keyboard dock is so poorly designed that it's hardly worth having – and that undermines a lot of what makes the Miix 2 such an attractive proposition in the first place. It's so close to being a good product, but we can't recommend it.”