Purchased one of these with the £100 quidco cashback offer. So paid £99!
Good machine for £99 but don't think it's worth more than £120.
Also upgrading to windows 10 can be a headache, I managed to successfully upgrade to Windows 10 after following the instructions on the previous deal posted.

I was very interested a £50 marks and spencer voucher would be good, a Microsoft voucher does not float my boat

and oos

out of deal now £179.99 please expire

Picked up one of these and have to say it works great. Windows 10 was easy enough to install so not sure if something has been updated to make the upgrade work better since people were having trouble a few months ago - although could still be fluke! basically just pressed back at the 'need xx GB to install' screen and selected to keep nothing.

the screen is soooo much heavier than the keyboard so it tips over when used as a normal netbook... the touch pad is extremely plasticky and clicky... and you'll get no nelp from microsoft store or tech support or acer to upgrade it... but, as someone else said, stick a 64gb micro sd in it and download to it and you'll get win10 easily and without all the techno mumbojumbo that nerds love layering on the simplest task... (imoe)

I've had one since the £99 quidco deal and if you can be bothered with the faff to get Windows 10 installed then I still think it's worth this new price as ours has been pretty much faultless.

Can you add a SSD into the keyboard side, which on other models have a 500gb HDD

On Quidco it says there's £30 cashback for the next two days. Is the £30 already being deducted or is another £30 on top bringing it down to £119?

These hybrid devices are great companion systems. For maybe 10% of my use I do need the 4gb of ram my Dell Venue 11 has, but for the other 90% 2gb would be ample. Full HD is nice, but as it's scaled to 150% anyway not essential on this size of screen.

As something I can lay in bed with, throw in a back pack and hand around to other people, £150 is a great price where you can forgive it's low spec short comings. It is as I said a great companion device, I wouldn't live which such a low spec system as my only device, maybe not even as my only mobile device but at these prices now it's a great as a beater device you aren't stressing over picking up marks, bumps and scratches.

Get £30 cash back from Quidco also ( Expires in 2 days)

I also got this for £99 last year. I get a lot of use from it owing to its portability. The screen quality is good - I don't feel it suffers from not being FHD - and bright, Windows 10 runs well once you get it installed (although I can't update it without sticking in a USB drive as I don't have enough space left on its internal storage), the battery is great, and it functions well as a (chunky) tablet. For less than £100 it was a great piece of kit. However, it is top heavy, it doesn't look great, and the keyboard/trackpad is woeful. I find most of the time when I try to click and drag it locks the cursor up and I have to tap the screen to get it moving again. This means if you're trying to drag and drop, or select sections of text, you have to use the clumsy touchscreen method or use a mouse. The keyboard section is plasticky, noisy and cheap, and the frustration of using it puts me off recommending the Switch. At £150 I would try a system where the manufacturer maintains reasonable standards across all aspects of the machine.

*Still* on the hunt for a "must buy" tablet with decent speakers

I got the same deal - can only agree with what has already been said about this.

Purchased one of these with the £100 quidco cashback offer. So paid £99!
Good machine for £99 but don't think it's worth more than £120.
Also upgrading to windows 10 can be a headache, I managed to successfully upgrade to Windows 10 after following the instructions on the previous deal posted.

how does this compare with teh miix 300?

£109 refurb from Argos

Got this before on the £99 quidco deal. It's a worthless device imo. Even at the £99 they were charging. The fact that every time you moved the screen/tablet the entire keyboard moved with it, and that it's about a whole inch thick for very low spec. Would drop about £70 on it, nothing more. Better off with a chinese tablet with a keyboard combo.
Unless maybe considering putting something really lightweight like a Linux distro and you can get it flying, then it would be good for a student.

So don't need it, so don't know how to justify it, so why do I have the breaking strain of a kitkat when it comes to this site.

Nope it has expired

Bought it let see how it goes.

I had one and sold it twice. The first time it came back on account of it being terrible. Just don't buy this.

For a laptop the HD screen may be ok, but for tablet use you really want FHD resolution. Add the mediocre specs, and it still seems expensive.

I was very interested a £50 marks and spencer voucher would be good, a Microsoft voucher does not float my boat

Likewise got mine for £99. Ok but trackpad is a bit noisy.
Didn't have any problems upgrading to W10 once I stuck an SD card in it.