The entire package simply out-classes other similarly-priced Chromebooks in nearly every way. The kickstand adjusts to a wide variety of angles and is simple to use when on a desk or table. Put everything together and you end up with a 17mm wide, 2 pound unit that is still ultra-portable and feels great in the hand. The magnets are strong and pop things in place with a decent amount of confidence and the materials on the accessories keep a good balance between simplicity and attractiveness. We can’t talk build without mentioning the included keyboard and kickstand, however, and these are well-built and attractive as well. I’ve never felt that about any Chrome OS device prior. It is well weighted so it never feels top-heavy and the Duet simply makes you want to pick it up and play with it as a tablet first. This combination of solid materials and thin/light heft make for a tablet that actually feels good as a tablet. It is light at 0.99 pounds and thin at only 7mm. With quality build materials, there’s nothing about this thing that looks or feels budget at all. The aluminum back, glass front, and blue accented top make the Duet look good in the hand, on the desk, and anywhere in between.

There’s no denying the attractive nature of this tablet.

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