Very good. Some issues with touch screen.
355301
Best bang for the buck. Good cammera, great performance. Only one drawback: touch screen has some sensitivity issues and detects many uninntend "clicks" ot taps while scrolling. This issue seems to be common.
953783
The IBK-02 is definitely "ultrathin" which is good and bad. The unit has a bit of a flex to it  and feels a bit flimsy at first. However, the keyboard section is fairly stable with only minor flex, not enough to be objectionable. I am typing this review using it and it feels fine. There are some flaws. The Backspace and Enter keys are smaller than I'd like, but for a mini-keyboard it's OK and I think I'll get used to it.  (The tiny Backspace key is the most troublesome.) Also, the device "lock control/screen lock" is right above the backspace key and easily hit by accident - at least while you are getting used to the keyboard. The main thing is that I can type fine on it.

It paired quickly and without any trouble to my android tablet.  The main thing for me was a keyboard with a built in trackpad and I am happy to say that the trackpad works great. That is key, for me, and I am quite satisfied with it. The keyboard also has various Fn keys and modes and most of these seem to work well. It also has a built in "remote control" unit for TV's but I have not tested that as I have no use for it.

The keyboard comes with a very brief printed manual that is iffy at best. It has the basic stuff you need to know to set it up and so on, but not much on the various features and modes.  Luckily, most of it is easy enough to figure out.  I also found that the keyboard can be used while charging which is good. (The micro-USB charging cable was included. The fact that it uses a standard cable for charging is a plus.)

In Android mode, as I am using it, it has some nice Fn+ keys like Home/End, PageUp/Dn (mapped to the arrow keys), a "go back" (F1), media controls (F8-F12 including vol up/dn), direct access to email (F4), search (F2), and so on.

In my brief use so far, it has worked well and I'm happy with it for the price paid.
4565216
Overall excellent but it has two issues for me:

- Small blue and red smear spots on screen when black.
- Screen sometimes go crazy and starts doing weird things like distorting everything in a frequency like manner and I have to restart the phone.
2027667
Speakers are great, resolution is excellent and many great features are included.  I don't like the inconsistency of the touchpad, so I may have to invest in a mouse.  Also the screen tends to jump from the internet to the desktop, or Word to some other application without my clicking on anything.  Other than those issues everything is as good as I expected.  Worth the price!
572071
As many reviews have stated, both here and on other sites, this is a wonderful device.  The device itself is intuitive, the touch screen well done, it's built like a tank and the navigation through the screens and all the various tools is simple and well thought out.

My only problem: I can't read books on the thing.  The glare/reflection gives me a wicked headache after less than an hour.  It's due to the touch screen being layered on top of the e-ink screen.  I actually returned it because an electronic reading device is of no use to me if I can't comfortably read on it for long periods of time.  Many folks say they can ignore the glare, adjust angles, etc.  If you can: more power to you.  Personally, I don't want to have to worry about angling it just so to read my book.  I want to forget I'm using a device.

That said, when I returned it, I bought a Sony Pocket Edition (PRS-300, one step down and no touch screen).  If you can stand the glare, enjoy it.  If you can't, take a look at the Pocket Edition.
300854
I have been finding some sensory issues with this screen protector. The touch screen has become far less initially responsive. Aside from that it has lived up to it's advertised claims.
3575860
Really good product, except by the fact that the touch screen don't work very well when it has water on the surface.
1637060
Nice, affordable touch screen.  The only issue I have is that there setup instructions need a little work.  There was nothing in the instructions that mentioned the need to attach a USB cable to the screen to get the touch function to work.  Found that info online.
1290335
Pretty good. There is some compromise with the touch screen since the protective screen is covering it. Not much, but it's there. Tore one of the smaller pieces nearly off trying to put together.
2884955
So far so good. Keyboard feels good.  Oddly, upon receipt the touch pad was completely unresponsive.  I plugged in an external mouse and waiting for the Chromebook to automatically download a system update.  After the update, the touch pad is working fine.  Other than the touch pad glitch, it seems like a good Chromebook.

The display is bright and crisp.  The performance is noticeably better than my older Samsung XE303 Chromebook.  Can't yet speak to battery life but I will update this review after a few weeks.
4408618
It definitely affects touch screen sensitivity.  It isn't terrible, but it is annoying especially when you are in a hurry.
2260026
Pros:
+Touchscreen is fast and responsive
+Fast processor
+Nice size and slender
+Back lit keyboard

Cons:
-keys on keyboard sometimes do not sit correctly (not a deal breaker because they do work...just looks odd)
-No caps lock or num lock indicators
-bottom doesn't sit flat on a table surface. I have tested both this and my old laptop, so I know it's not the table that is out of level! Again, not a deal breaker, but slightly annoying.

Other:
+/- Windows 8: It's cool, but is not what you are used to...some great stuff and some things that should be there that aren't. I won't review windows 8 any further.
4717126
A fast laptop. Screen resolution is excellent. The only problem has been the touch pad sensitivity. A touch to click only works in the center of the pad, but a light touch anywhere on the pad will change the cursor position in a document unexpectedly.
4712536
Update: so after 2 weeks,  I can see the right edge of the screen has last it's adhesive properties. There is now a long streak half the length of the screen where you can see there is an air gap.
The curved edges are definitely nice.  But I read a review saying touch sensitivity is compromised. I can confirm that. I usually touch my screen very lightly. After applying,  I've noticed the phone doesn't register some touches. You'll have to press slightly harder.  If you're one of those people who use your touch screen like everything is a physical button,  you'll be just fine.

I've also noticed the cutouts are ever so slightly off center.  I placed the cutout for the camera and sensors perfectly, dead center as far as my eyes can see.  However the speaker is sits slightly high inside it's cutout.  Not really noticeable at a glance though.
1701344
I am completely addicted to the touch screen! This laptop has great display and battery life. The only thing that I dislike is that when you use the touch screen to zoom in,  the page often gets stuck and you have to zoom back out to move the page up or down...which to me isn't a major problem. Overall, it is a great computer!
3254611
I'm coming to one of the devices from an iPod 5G 60GB, and two Creative players prior to that.

First, the device itself. Sleek, slightly fingerprint prone on the front and fairly intuitive. The screen is beautiful and the built-in speaker is a plus. As for the touch screen itself, it's not quite as good as the iPod Touch's but it's good. For maneuvering around your media your finger works fine, however for web browsing you may want to pick up a stylus since some links can be very small. The 5's biggest setback, if you've read other reviews, is the beta nature of it's software, but it has come very far in the last few months.

My device has been fine except for not recognizing files. I have about 1300 tracks under one artist (Various Tracks) and the Archos only sees 1013, as well as other albums with missing tracks here and there. Hopefully it's something that will probably be fixed in the upcoming firmware update.

The device itself plays almost any audio and video format, however for certain file types you'll need to buy a plugin depending on the type of file you wish to play. It can handle SWF internet Flash files, PDF and the Opera browser supports Flash Video, but not every site. So far I've only used YouTube and Google Video, as well as a few others you can see in the comments below and they've worked great (the ones that worked).

Charging can take a long time, so a dock purchase is recommended when they're released or a USB charger at 5 volts with at least 1A. A small problem I have is foreign language character support in a different default language. Example: My device is set for English, but songs I have in Russian Cyrillic appear as random characters (but display perfectly if you make Russian the default language).

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Update: Device works fine (apart from beta features/ads for upcoming products). Be sure to charge fully before using. I repurchased and still had the cataloging problem, but I re-converted all the problematic files which took a while and now all is good. Apart from that, it's a good device. 4-Star rating still stands as that problem shouldn't even be an issue these days.

If you'd like me to test any Flash-based websites for compatibility on the Archos, write your inquiries in the comments.
496758
The touch screen stopped working after about two years. The other features seem OK. Would like to know if the touchscreen can be repaired.