I do like this little (and it is little) fella
352607
Ok, so now I'm over the size of the screen (yes, I did know it was a 10") and have up'd my reading glasses from a +1.25 to a +1.50 I like this little guy.  The keyboard is small and it's a learning curve using it when you're used to pounding away on a full size keyboard all day.  Note to the ladies: can't use this keyboard with fingernails!

My irk - the irk that lessened this review by a whole star - is the placement the micro USB and the micro HDMI ports.  Which rocket surgeon thought that putting them 2mm apart was a stellar idea!!  Did anyone actually TEST it with adapters??  If you need to power the tablet while using the HDMI port for, say, a monitor (so I don't actually go blind), you will need an HDMI adapter CABLE (read: expensive), not just the adapter (read: cheaper).  The adapter doesn't fit when the power cable is plugged in.

Since it only has 1 (full-size) USB port I bought a bluetooth mouse that works like a charm.  The screen is crystal clear and the sound from the speakers is not bad.  It's a shame they don't yet make the 64GB SSD with the 500GB HD in the keyboard.  That would be absolutely optimal for me.
1350169
Cute little guy! I have been eyeing this for a while before I decided to go ahead and get it!
1898526
I could have a bigger one, but I like it nevertheless.
3469729
I love this little gem, I can bring it with me as a secondary device. It's slim enough to fit nearly anywhere, and it's small enough to fit easily in a backpack or in a bag.

The hardware is weak, but pretty standard when it comes to how small the machine is. A celeron can handle tablet tasks, but sometimes it has to back down when it comes to common laptop tasks. It's no gaming PC, but streaming games from my rig to my laptop works just fine. It never overheats, but it gets a tad bit warm on the left palm-rest. In tablet mode, it's slightly bigger than an Apple iPad, but much heavier. I personally like it in tablet mode, but always keep it in landscape mode, otherwise it feels strange.

Here's the part that kills it and wins it for me... the display
It's a nice looking IPS panel, with vibrant colors and deep blacks. The only thing is that it is completely destroyed by a common "ghost touch", which happens nearly once every day. I have found a solution that works- I knock and lightly press on the front of the laptop / back of the touchscreen, this seems to fix it.for a bit.
4238798
Slightly shorter and smaller than I was thinking but still love it
4116351
It looks big online but very small. But noe the less I like it
2990111
Wasn't sure about just how playable this teeny tiny thing was when ordering, reviews went either way, toy/novelty or real instrument. It is the latter. Looks very nice, good mahogany veneers. Built pretty well, small but solid, not as thin as the pictures made it look. Sounds better than some reviewers implied but I tuned it to CFAD, if it isn't tuned that high maybe the sound suffers; mine sounds like a decent soprano with a capo, sort of but with its own little tone too, I like it. Sufficient volume for me.  Intonation actually ok, not perfect. A little hard to play, I'm a guy with normal size hands I guess and I can do it but if you have bigger hands then I dunno; it's easy enough to hold but the frets are small (surprise, surprise!). It would probably make a good travel uke or an ok kids instrument, or like mine a cool, useful and fun addition to my ever growing ukulele collection, obviously not a good starter uke though. But yeah, it is fun when people laugh at its itty bitty size and then kind of marvel at how it plays and sounds. 35 dollars well spent. PS: see YouTube video: "Teeny Tiny Ukulele Meltdown; Rubin 17" Pocket Uke Demo." Also: just got a 2nd one to give to someone as a gift (25 dollars). Both are tuned to CFAD. Intonation on 1st one: top string is off 10 cents (5%) from the C note at the 12th fret while in tune open, other strings are in perfect intonation. 2nd one: same as the first except the low string (F) is the only one off, again by 10 cents. That's close enough , not gonna try any setup on either one. They both stay in tune fairly well after about 2 weeks, these are Aquila nylguts, not Supernylguts, gotta give 'em time to break in. Can't say I disagree with anything another buyer stated in his extremely long and detailed review except: he said this uke sounds like a banjolele. To compare this pocket uke's sound to that of a little old banjo uke go to Youtube search engine, type in "banjolele owl", watch that and then the above mentioned video. No, it doesn't sound like a banjolele, sorry dude, that's crazy talk.
2413220
It,s a tad bit small but it Work,s. And That,s All that Matter,s to me!
755780
I enjoy the simple things and this is one of those.
1451979
Its smaller than what i thought i would be but i don't mind i still like it
3316695
Glad I bought this little inexpensive little birthday present to myself.  I guess good things do come in small packages.
4263500
I like it.  It's smaller than one might think, and if someone wants something on the largish side or even mid-sized, this isn't it.  It is, rather, jewel like, an extra to something a bit larger, or even a stand alone if one wants small.  I have a larger version (1555TI) and I like them both.  The small one has to be opened with the flipper protrusion, and the other can be, or it can be opened with the blade studs (and faster too if that matters).  The small one has no blade studs.

Anyway, I like them both, and they are a bargain at the asking price for the quality had.
328858
I like it.  See my more detailed review here:  [...]
3137086
WOW......smaller than I thought but I gotta tell you.....little guy sounds awesome and looks cool in my kitchen....I love it
3350306
This is a nice little toy - the little boy I got it for liked it
4403307
It's so cute and does as its supposed to. I wish there were a way to latch it closed for travel, but otherwise I'm quite happy with this little guy.
2752887
small and easy to carry, nice one and small enough