good price but id rather get one for a fiver more from john lewis for better warranty:)

Defo pay the £5 extra at John Lewis just so you don't need to deal with the muppets in Curry's/PC world if it becomes faulty.

no sh*t sherlock...

Great item don't hesitate!

I take it the connection to the keyboard is just magnets and the screen won't hold up without the kick stand out? Got a Surface RT and its useless when on the lap. Thanks for any info.

Thanks bought a sandisk one from argos this morning just installed and as you say works fine, annoying that they say only supports upto 64gb when it clearly supports more.

Has anyone tried a 128gb Micro SD card in one of these? says supports upto 64gb but usually can go higher. I found online the older Miix 3 which also says up 64gb supports 128gb so wondering if this will too.

£115.99 on Amazon now in case someone doesn't like buying off eBay: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lenovo-Miix-10-Inch-Tablet-Black/dp/B016BB8V84

How does the Miix compare to the Asus Transformer T100TAF? Its £150 on ebuyer: http://www.ebuyer.com/697250-asus-transformer-t100taf-convertible-pc-t100taf-bing-dk024b?

what about connecting a bluetooth speaker?[/quote]Nothing wrong with bluetooth speakers, but the point of having a tiny convertible like this is that you can take it everywhere. Having to remembe to carry a separate speaker and connect to it wherever you settle is just a bit annoying, even with a tiny speaker like I normally use
(Adin 10W vibration speaker - can't recommend it enough).[/quote]

yeah true, I've noticed watching some videos on youtube the volume is really low even when I have my volume all the way up, annoying!

[/quote]what about connecting a bluetooth speaker?[/quote]
Nothing wrong with bluetooth speakers, but the point of having a tiny convertible like this is that you can take it everywhere. Having to remembe to carry a separate speaker and connect to it wherever you settle is just a bit annoying, even with a tiny speaker like I normally use
(Adin 10W vibration speaker - can't recommend it enough).

I am glad to report that having said the Miix is too quiet, I decided to have one last go before actually sending it back and I am pleased that I did. I installed Viper4Windows (note: DFX Audio Enhancer also works - but can't be hidden when running unless you pay £20 for it) which has boosted the sound. It is now as loud as my old iPad, though it is somewhat less bassy, so it must be an issue with the drivers rather than a hardware limitation. I'm now really pleased with my Miix.

Fantastic mini laptop/tablet. Almost exactly the same as my ancient Aspire One, but thinner and faster and with better battery life but ... the volume is so quiet that it just doesn't work for me as a tablet. Even lying in bed in a quiet house the volume is too low to watch a film comfortably. Forget it if there is any other noise going on, like people talking or a kettle boiling. So I've had to send mine back. A real shame, as it's a rubbish reason to have to reject such a nice bit of kit. The only other issue I've got is that plugging/unplugging the screen is not recognised by Windows, so you have to swap to tablet mode manually.

​Damn, this kind of ruins it for me. Thanks for the heads up.

Defo pay the £5 extra at John Lewis just so you don't need to deal with the muppets in Curry's/PC world if it becomes faulty.

John Lewis link - OOS

Is there anything like this with 4gb memory for a few more quid?

Award for most pointless comment today and it's just gone Saturday

Hpi you can look at the Linx 1010 it's similar to this but £15 more

saw in John lewis today for 119....If anyone wants it.
I think it's the same
http://www.johnlewis.com/lenovo-miix-300-tablet-with-detachable-keyboard-intel-atom-2gb-ram-windows-10-10-1-32gb-wi-fi-black/p2309219

thanks op. will mull this over

Could someone please take the time to tell me is this or the LINX 1010B 32GB Windows 10 Tablet & Keyboard better. Thanks in advance

good price but id rather get one for a fiver more from john lewis for better warranty:)

Thanks