Dell Latitude 7210 2-in-1 12.3 - Intel Core i7 10th Gen - i7-10610U - Quad Core 4.9Ghz - 256GB SSD - 16GB RAM - 1920x1280 FHD Touchscreen - Windows 10 Pro (Renewed)

Purchased 9/2023 - Received a like new unit; no blemishes, scratches or indications of wear, etc. Shipped timely.Tablet runs flawlessly, is super fast, beautiful screen and touch characteristics, battery lasts more than seven hours.Purchased the OEM Dell back-lit keyboard (renewed) for $24 from Amazon too. It too was like-new and likely never used. This keyboard is the best keyboard I've ever typed on.Everything exceeded my expectations.Your mileage may vary.

Did not come with a keyboard. So far everything else about it has been working.

This is a horrible device. The battery life isn't long. The microphone doesn't work and I've been trying to get someone from Dell to help me with it since I had it. They kept bouncing me around. To now I call my warranty expired and they want $100 but when I had the warranty they bounced me from call to call. Not what I expected i can't even open documents from my last laptop that was saved on a USB. So disappointed. I have to conduct meeting on my phone because this laptop serves no purpose

For the size of this tablet and computer, it is great and fast you cannot go wrong

Some blemishes and weak battery but it works

The computer arrived without any defect, looks new. 0 signs of use.I was surprised that it came with a keyboard even though I saw comments that said it came without a keyboard.In addition, I paid for a 256 GB memory and received the computer with 512 GB.thanks.

If you're looking for a tablet that can occasionally double for a laptop, this is a good option. I picked this because of the price and 10th gen i7. Though I wished there would have been a Ryzen option( more power for less power consumption as well as better iGPU), the i7 runs fine. I immediately upgraded to a 1TB SSD, not too bad at all. I also got on of Dell's active pens and it works OK, but there are some quirks that I am working through (not a fault of this device) Currently upgraded to Win11 Pro, but have also run CachyOS with KDE's Plasma desktop and that runs fine as well, just wasn't happy with the onscreen keyboard.

I thought about an iPad to have around the house to quickly look up items. I found this as an alternative. I was surprised it had a Thunderbolt 3 port that actually supports an eGPU. Windows 11 allows for some settings that doesn’t get the CPU hot and still provides gaming on an eGPU in slightly less than high/ultra settings for most games. Not the reason intended but for the price, beats most other tablets.