Purchased for my 10 year old for both home and school use. Very happy with the device and the learning apps. I also purchased the Lenovo pen which works great. I was a little surprised and miffed when it arrived without a keyboard. I co side red returning it, but decided to obtain a Bluetooth keyboard and cover, and it all makes the package complete. Read more

The Lenovo Edu G2 is the education market version of the Lenovo Chromebook Duet Gen 9. As a teacher, I love the sturdy TPU case and the convertible laptop/tablet mode. Pros * ChromeOS boots super fast, and most of the apps I need for work are entirely online (Microsoft 365's app suite, Zoom, Discord, and Google Keep for notes). * Can run many Android and Linux apps if you need offline apps. * 5 MP front camera with privacy shutter and 8 MP rear camera. No one uses the rear camera on tablets unless you're scanning a document. * Sturdy TPU case ideal for a classroom environment. * Convertible tablet/keyboard mode interface. * Faster Mediatek processor. The 828 series is faster than the 520 series on previous Chromebooks. * 10 years of automatic updates. Cons * Disappointing battery life. Typically, Chromebooks with ARM processors like Mediatek tend to have 10+ hours battery life because of the absence of fans. This one runs for about 5 hours with 50-75% brightness and moderate tasks like 5 tabs open plus video. My other ARM-based Chromebook with a Mediatek 520 series could easily go for 10 hours. * Stylus and keyboard sold separately. There are SOME models that include the keyboard, like the non-educational version of this device, the Lenovo Duet Gen 9. It doesn't make sense that the educational market has to get these separately. * While this model has 8 GB of RAM, the eMMC drive slows it down when it comes to working with local apps like the file manager--an SSD would have been a better choice here. So while it's faster than a budget Chromebook, it's not quite in Chromebook Plus category. Read more