Toshiba Satellite Click 2 L30W

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

0
Average:

0
Bad:

4

Pros:

Smarter, slicker design.
Easy detachable mechanism.
Bright, high-contrast screen.

Cons:

Still heavier and thicker than other hybrids.
Lack of processing power.

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Last revision on March 24, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Smarter, slicker design
Easy detachable mechanism
Bright, high-contrast screen
Snappy, lively speakers
Cool and quiet
Very good battery life
Good price-to-performance ratio

Reviewers Didn't Like

Still heavier and thicker than other hybrids
Lack of processing power
Average battery life
Poor keyboard
Low screen resolution
Big and heavy (almost too big to use as a tablet)
5400rpm hard drive

Expert reviews and ratings

The Toshiba Satellite Click 2 L35W-B3204 detachable tablet sits between dinky budget tablets and pricey hybrid laptops in terms of price, performance, and even physical design, but the larger size and affordable price don't make it any less awkward.

By PCMag on September 08, 2014

The Toshiba Click 2 provides good performance and battery life in a 13.3-inch detachable screen, but the sheer bulk and awkward keyboard dock detract from the experience.

By PCWorld on September 02, 2014

The latest Toshiba hybrid is a visual and ergonomic improvement over the last generation, which means it’s easier to use, but it remains thicker and heavier than the competition. Its good screen and build quality are hampered by its low-end components, poor keyboard and mediocre battery life. The Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 2 11 has more going for it – including a better price.

By TrustedReviews on August 19, 2014

As far as 2-in-1 products go, Toshiba's Satellite L30W is too much tablet. Its 13.3in size and its 1.12kg weight make it an awkward tablet to use, and we'll admit to not wanting to use it as such during our test period — it simply wasn't alluring in...

By PCWorld New Zealand on August 13, 2014