It doesn’t happen all that often, but if the old Duet was $149 and the new Duet 3 wasn’t on sale and sitting at $379, the conversation shifts quite a bit. However, there have been a few times where the original Duet has dipped to half off, and that really muddies the waters a bit. They have different strengths and weaknesses and though they are the only two Chromebook tablets I’d fully recommend here in the second half of 2022, there’s a pesky fly in the ointment that has consumers being pulled towards a third option that – in my honest opinion – doesn’t need to even be in consideration in most circumstances. Both are great devices that meet different needs, and we’ve fleshed those differences out in a video prior to this one. Instead, let me show you why in every way, you should really consider an upgrade to the newer Duet 3…even if it costs a bit more.įirst, a quick note about the two most-recent Lenovo tablets on the market: the Duet 3 and Duet 5. They look a lot alike and come with many of the same features but don’t be fooled by the lower price of that older model.
But the brutal truth at this point is the only Chromebook tablets worth considering come from Lenovo, and that means one of the toughest decisions for anyone reading this right now comes down to the differences present in the older Lenovo Chromebook Duet and the newer Duet 3. With the introduction of a few new ChromeOS tablets in the past year, it can be easy to get a little confused on which one to pick up if you are in the market for a detachable Chromebook.
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