Lenovo Miix 630 2-in-1 12.3" FHD WUXGA Touchscreen Laptop, Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 up to 2.21GHz, 4GB DDR4, 128GB SSD, 802.11ac + LTE, Bluetooth, USB-C, 4-in-1 Card Reader, Webcam, Windows 10 S

The best investment I made on a computer for my daughter’s virtual learning, and my virtual teaching. So nice to use, the touch, and convenience. I have bought three Surface Pro in the past, all having problems, after 1 to 12 months. With less than half price, I got this with pen, 2 in 1, and easy to use. Working perfectly with my ATT data plan.Happy and waiting to buy another in the future for my son.

Absolutely love this! Going from the HP version to this. I love the price point and it's build quality.

Excellent Amazon seller and Product

It’s nice looking But it’s very very slow. Don’t waste your money.

I've had this tablet for almost a year now and a few weeks prior the warranty expiring two keys died on the keyboard. In an effort to repair the keyboard I brought it to a few different PC repair shops who all told me they could by me a new keyboard but couldn't help with Lenovo's warranty contact.Finally one shop called someone directly at Lenovo and they informed them that I needed to bring my computer to a "Lenovo Depot" to get it serviced. I figured that should be easy until I looked up "Lenovo Depots" in my area......1.....1 place within 100 miles. So I set of on a road trip to bring in my computer.After leaving it with the "Lenovo Depot"...who has ZERO association with Lenovo itself and can do NOTHING other than just send my computer off to Lenovo, I get a call from them a few days later letting me know that when I send my computer to Lenovo they will likely wipe my computer and asking if I was Ok with that. I asked if he could let them know that since this issue is with my keyboard (which can be removed from the tablet and attached to any other tablet) they shouldn't need to even access my computer, but his response was they have no control over what Lenovo does, they can only let them know what the issue is and they will handle it the way they see fit.so....TL;DR....if 3 weeks, a few hundred miles, having your personal data erased, not being able to contact ANYONE at Lenovo (not to mention the personal headache) to have two keys on your keyboard fixed....then maybe you'd like Lenovo as a company but otherwise I would stay as far away as possible.Never again will I buy another Lenovo product as long as I live.

It takes a bit of searching through Youtube videos to be informed about the features, pros, and cons of this device. Its got its limitations as the ARM64 architecture will not accomplish all that a laptop with an x64 Intel chip will. It's similarities to a smartphone make it a workhorse with long battery life, and less susceptible to viruses. After 5 weeks of use, I highly recommend it as much more 'set and forget' than an intel machine. This does mean setting aside many utilities and apps (I no longer use Bitdefender, Chrome, Dropbox, Malwarebytes, or an Android emulator) and even with Windows 10 Pro, Windows Sandbox is not compatible.ARM64 continues to grow in popularity and there is much effort to improve ARM64 compatible apps. The hardware design of the Miix 630 is solid and impressive with many conveniences thought through in detail (my unit was manufactured in Argentina in June 2018). Accessories that work well with the unit include a 7-in-1 USB hub (see my review), and a Universal Tablet PC Silicone Gel Case. My search for a well designed Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad and portable tablet stand continues.