Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 10 Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 10 We liked the design of HP's Envy X2 tablet , which comes with full-size, detachable keyboard that lets you use it as a proper laptop when you need to. But, at around £700.00, the X2 costs as much as a good mid-range laptop while only offering basic, entry... Its modest specification means that the Miix 10 isn't as powerful as rival tablets such as the Microsoft Surface. However, it's reasonably priced and its attractive IPS screen ensures that it works well as an entertainment tablet while still having enough... Lenovo's mostly known for its wide range of laptops, but now the company's trying its arm at crafting a Windows 8 tablet that comes complete with a keyboard cover, just like Microsoft's very own Surface. With a 10-inch screen, full-fat Windows 8 and a ... Lenovo's Miix is a lightweight and pretty sturdy tablet that follows the typical black slab design looks of many of its rivals, but throws in a cool metallic backplate for a slightly more premium feel. Not that you'll be seeing it much, as you'll most likely be keeping it tucked into its keyboard cover, one of the main draws of the Miix. Simply pop it in to the case with a click and you'll be tre... While Lenovo has mostly done a solid job with the hardware, there's still a few odd choices that leave a lot to be desired. For starters, you won't find a USB port on the side of the tablet - instead, all you'll find is a micro-HDMI out port, power port, a headphone jack and the power and volume buttons. If you want to plug in a USB drive, you'll have to use the bundled USB to microUSB adapter to... The Lenovo Miix 10 is sadly a mixed bag. While we love the physical keyboard case, some of its quirks let the whole device down and it does fall short when being used as a tablet: there just aren't enough finger friendly Windows 8 apps at the moment. T... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/tablets/lenovo-ideapad-miix-10-1173117/review Ratings in depth For all of its ups and down, Microsoft's Surface RT was a statement that Windows tablets could be as slim, light and sexy as the iPad, while the Surface Pro offered the full software support we'd expect from a Windows machine in a similar... Smart design, Great keyboard, Fast to wake, Generally runs smoothly Battery life could be better, No trackpad, No always, accessible USB port, Slow performance The Lenovo Miix is more than capable of serving the needs of some people, but it's a definite niche. If the question is should the average person get this instead of an Ultrabook (even a low-end one that comes in at a similar price point), then the answe... A lightweight, long-lasting tablet that suffices for both work and leisure, although the absence of a trackpad or stylus is an oversight Of the multifarious form factors we’ve seen from Windows 8 devices over the past year or so, none has come as close... Of the multifarious form factors we've seen from Windows 8 devices over the past year or so, none has come as close to the Microsoft Surface blueprint as the Lenovo Miix 10. Given that the Miix is £350 cheaper than the cheapest Surface Pro , does this mak... A lightweight, long-lasting tablet that suffices for both work and leisure, although the absence of a trackpad or stylus is an oversight...