I got my Duet yesterday although I bought one for a family member and had experience helping her set it up. I was impressed with the quality of the tablet. It's sturdy and attractive. The back cover/kickstand is fine although I have trouble finding where to slip my fingers to push out the kickstand.The miracle to me is the keyboard. I learned to touch type in 1956 and I was amazed that I can type on the tiny keyboard. Most of the keys that were reduced in size are ones I rarely use such as [ and ] but after just a few hours use my fingers were hitting the apostrophe and the backspace reliably. I would want to take a speed test on this keyboard but for emails and documents it's really quite good.I had a problem with Bluetooth and contacted Lenovo Support. That was a difficult and non-productive experience. They advised I get a new Duet. I ordered a replacement from Amazon and the next time I tried to use Bluetooth it worked. I don't know why but I'm happy.Later...Okay, I've been using the Duet for a week now. A friend who was mildly interested in Chrome OS wanted a show and I took my Lenovo Duet and showed her how Chrome OS works. That was three days ago and she wrote yesterday saying she had ordered one. Even she was amazed at how easy typing was on the tiny keyboard. Occasional mistakes on the right but not at all bad.