Lenovo Miix 320

Regarding sizing, I ended up with a small, same as my 320 and my supermarine. Initially I thought an xs would have been better, but honestly I’m beginning to think an xs would have been a big mistake. The shoulders and chest are a perfect fit, I think with an xs there wouldn’t have been room to layer anything under. like I said before the shoulders are usually where things get tricky with layers.

0, and even Ethernet. That along with its lower price are enough to make the Miix 320 our new Editors' Choice budget detachable hybrid tablets. With a low price and long battery life, the Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 320 is a very well-integrated detachable hybrid that serves equally well as a laptop and a tablet

Now, from my personal experience, as I said, I'm impressed. The tablet is very fast, the pen is extremely responsive, I've written entire A4 pages as fast as I could, there was 0 input lag, but that also depends on the app, some apps don't really work well (GIMP and Krita won't recognize the stylus, it will work as if it's a mouse but there is no pressure sensitivity and no erase button) meanwhile Autodesk Sketchbook and Inkodo work perfectly fine. I've also run some games on it as well, Starcraft Brood War plays quite interestingly with a stylus, surprisingly, Metal Gear Solid 5 also runs on it, at low settings with some bearable lag and Wallpaper Engine also works quite well. For now the only "downside" I found was the tiny mousepad, even if the keyboard is a little bit cramped I personally appreciate their effort to include the Fn keys (I also had Lenovo Miix 320-ICR which had the worst keyboard I've had).

0, and even Ethernet. That along with its lower price are enough to make the Miix 320 our new Editors' Choice budget detachable hybrid tablets. With a low price and long battery life, the Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 320 is a very well-integrated detachable hybrid that serves equally well as a laptop and a tablet

The input devices of Lenovo's IdeaPad Miix 320 leave us with mixed feelings. The keyboard actually offers a pleasing typing comfort - but it also lacks details here as a backlight should be standard these days! ?.