TPV 2-in-1 Tablet/Laptop (2024), RenoPad 14" Windows 11 Pro Tablet with Keyboard, 16GB RAM 512GB SSD, Intel N100 Quad-Core Processor, 1920x1200 Touchscreen, WiFi-6, Type-C (Gray-Upgraded)

This is a great alternative to a costly Microsoft Surface tablet. The N100 processor had enough power for general use. The 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage really make this product shine. Similar priced options have smaller screens, lower, specs, and no accessories. I have purchased 6 of these to use thoughout my organization to function as portable kiosks. The only negative comments I can make about this product is that I wish it came with USB C to USB A adapter(s). The included bluetooth keyboard also turns off often. I am not sure if this a a power saving feature but it can be annoying having to keep hitting the power button throught the day while using it. Lastly these have no serial numbers which can cause some difficulties when trying to inventory them for business purposes

Pretty good deal for the tablet. It worked just fine right out of the box and it is larger than I expected! I like that it came with a stylus, detachable keyboard, and "kickstand". It transitions quickly and easily between a laptop and a tablet. It seems to last quite a while on battery power as well. All in all, I'm happy with the purchase.

It's a great product, beautiful, light and very practical. Excellent price too! I needed support because I had reinstalled Windows and they helped me extremely quickly. I recommend TPV and its products!

My daughter wanted the much more expensive name brand 2-in-1 computer. Much to her disappointment, Mom purchased this value option with strong computing power. The TPV computer was 1/3 of the cost the specs good. My child is on her third computer in 3-years of high school and I wasn't about to pay $1,500 for a computer for her. She HATED the TPV at first, because how can you be cool at school when Mom is going for value??? She complained constantly for a week or so and then gave up when we didn't give in.Her main complaints are the keyboard attaches differently than the name brand, the keyboard charges separately, and the stand is a disaster. With time, she came to accept her fate and learned to live in harmony with the TPV. (We've had it for 5-months now.)Overall it's a good option. The computing power is plenty strong for her high school needs. It reacts quickly, the screen is clear, bright, and responsive, battery life is good, and she likes the small size. (Apparently, she needs a small computer that's about the size of her books to prevent banging it on corners at the school while moving between classes. Who knew?? ... There was glass coming out of the 15.6" laptop we replaced and the corners were banged up.)The biggest problem with the TPV RenoPad is the stand. We agree on this complaint. It's not permanently attached and constantly falls out. There are tabs you put in a slot. and then slide them over to lock them in. It's not very tight so the tabs slide around and fall out. This design makes it impossible to use in your lap in computer form. One time when the stand failed while on her desk at school, the computer knocked over her teachers coffee cup and it was a whole scene. Not good when you're trying to fly under the radar with your maypop computer! I received a barrage of angry texts that day. She came up with a plan to resolve this issue. Still trying to live in harmony with it, she hot glued the stand to the back of the computer to prevent this problem. It's come unglued a time or two after that and she hot glued it again. I imagine if we could find a compatible case for it this problem could be overcome. The cases are all designed for specific computers and warn of being frequently returned which has made me afraid to order something.The whole situation came to a head in the these past couple of weeks when she lost the charging cord for the keyboard, It's unique, some type of unusual two pin magnetic thing. I replaced it with something I found on Amazon but the replacement doesn't work. She has school work to do and cannot continue to go without an actual keyboard. She'd been saving her own money since my maypop purchase. This morning she purchased the laptop version of the name brand because it's less expensive than the 2-in-1.I've reached out to the manufacture about the cable issue and they seem to be able to send me a new one. I was instructed to reach back out as they're currently celebrating the "May Day" Holiday time. I figure I will hang onto the TPV and use it for myself when I want something more portable than my larger laptop. Hopefully I can find a case for it to overcome the poor stand design, which is the reason for 4-stars.

So far, so good! Will post an update. I work in tech, so people are constantly asking me what kind of computer they should get. My response is always, what are you using it for? Great day-to-day computer so far. Web browsing, news, whatever - we're not running nuclear simulations on it, but that's not what it's for. Happy with the purchase.

So far so good, seems to be a great product

I started buying this because the Asus that i used to buy many of is no longer in production. It works ok, but like all unknown brands you pay a lot in struggle with this, struggle with that. The keyboard works, but you almost have to pair it daily - huge frustration. The LCD is clear, but not as clear as others. The peripherals work, but not all of them. I was very happy with the Asus devices at the same price point, but wow this is just one huge frustration. I will never buy an unknown laptop brand again - the reviews on this was good, but I guess from people for whom spending an hour a day struggling with technology is normal

Better than expected quality especially at this price point. Great design, excellent form factor.