Lenovo IdeaTab Miix 10 Pro Reviews

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 power to handle basic email and Microsoft Office documents.

Lenovo's Miix 10 is a solid hybrid: It's comfortable and responsive, and the optional keyboard cover is a cut above. But so is the price tag for a generation-old processor.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 10 Tablet is a fairly well-built Windows slate tablet, but it does little to distinguish itself in a crowded field of competitors.

It came, it saw - but did it also conquer? The IdeaTab Miix 10 (64-bit version) does a lot of things right but also places some stumbling blocks in the buyer's way. First the good features: Only bright sunlight defeats the very bright, reflective IPS screen. We had a perfect view from all viewing angles in less stressful situations. The runtimes of 5:30 (Wi-Fi test) to almost 15 hours (idle) are acceptable for the price range although the contenders last longer. In total, the keyboard that is the main feature of the Miix 10 is quite decent in use, which is primarily due to the clear and immediate pressure point. Big keys in AccuType style, separated arrow keys and a few function buttons (brightness, flight mode, volume, etc.) result in a balanced picture. Unfortunately, the TFT's set-up angle cannot be altered. We deem an opening angle of 110 degrees too little particularly for taller people. Most laptops open to at least 130 degrees.