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Need to catch up on Star Trek: Lower Decks, Discovery, or Picard? Amazon Prime Channels is offering a 1-month subscription to Paramount+ for $1, which is just 10% of the usual price for an ad-free subscription.
Meanwhile if you need something to watch it on, a bunch of Lenovo tablets are on sale this week – including the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 2-in-1 tablet with a 10 inch display and detachable keyboard. Best Buy is selling it for $199, which is one of the lowest prices I’ve seen to date.
Here are some of the day’s best deals.
Tablets
- Lenovo Chromebook Duet 10″ 2-in-1 w/Helio P60T/4GB/128GB for $199 – Best Buy
- Lenovo Tab M8 FHD Android 9 tablet w/Helio P22T/3GB/32GB for $100 – Lenovo
- Lenovo Tab M10 HD Android 10 tablet w/Helio P22T/4GB/64GB for $140 – Lenovo
- Lenovo Smart Tab 10.1 FHD Android 9 tablet w/SD439/4GB/64GB for $180 – Lenovo
- Lenovo Tab P11 Android 10 tablet w/SD662/4GB/128GB for $280 – Lenovo
- Lenovo Tab P11 Pro 11.5″ WQXGA Android 10 tablet w/SD730G/4GB/128GB for $300 – Lenovo
Laptops
- Lenovo Yoga 6 13″ convertible w/Ryzen 5 5500U/8GB/512GB for $680 – Lenovo
- Dell XPS 13 (non-touch) w/Core i5-1135G7/8GB/256GB for $715 – Dell
- Dell XPS 13 w/touchscreen/Core i5-1135G7/8GB/256GB for $735 – Dell
- Apple MacBook Air w/M1 for $850 and up – Amazon
Other
- 1-month Paramount+ subscription for $1 – Amazon Prime Channels
- Tile Bluetooth trackers for $5 and up – Tile
- Anker PowerPort III 36W 2-port USB-C wall charger for $20 – Newegg (coupon: 93XRZ73)
- Logitech C920e 1080p webcam for $55 – Newegg
- Microsoft Surface Duo for $413 and up – Amazon
I got the Lenovo chromebook duet for my 1st grader last year at a discount and it works really well. I also got a USI pen because I got tired of printing assignments (he was home schooled last year). It was a great set up. Keyboard is good for small hands. I think the CPU is kinda old now. Plus 4gb for chromebooks is now not enough. If you have android apps, or Linux (the same kid now in 2nd grade is learning python and navigating the linux cl) or any webpage that is media heavy, things do start to slow down.
My kid watches netflix, pbs kids and does scratch programming using the browser and mostly, it’s still adequate. It looks very nice with the included cover.
I wish that Lenovo Duet was discounted like that here in Canada. They’re $400 still here.
I was opposed to buying one when they came out, due to some lacking features (video output). But for $199, I would buy one for sure.
I have owned the Lenovo Tab M8 FHD P22T/3GB/32GB model for almost a year (bought it pre-Black Friday last year)… and it is doing great.
Here is the bad:
Digitizer is a bit inaccurate at the very top of the display
Unable to play FHD Netflix (Amazon appears to be fine)
Display brightness adjustment to low levels is not very good (it does adjust to very bright settings for outside usage).
Here’s the good.
It has excellent battery life
It has a flashlight
Display looks great (1080p)
Good wifi and bluetooth (no problems there)
Good durability (I don’t use a case, and did drop it once)
Camera works fine.
Thanks for the feedback! My sense is that while Lenovo stinks at providing OS updates (that’s the reason I included the Android version that these ship with), they offer good-enough hardware at a lower price than competitors like Samsung, which makes these rather attractive alternatives to the Amazon Fire tablet line for folks that don’t want to fiddle with installing the Play Store on their own.