Portable But Not Useful Oversea
585954
Basically it's a power surge protector with three outlets and two USB ports for charging your electronic devices.  One thing that got left out is that it's only rated for American's 110-120Vac.  If you're traveling around the states, you've got a decently small size protect, but if you're planning on going to Europe or Asia where 220-240Vac are common, then it's useless.
1933645
Nice portable size for a travel mouse, but the thinness makes it less ergonomic to use. In reality, I barely use this and just default to my laptop's trackpad because it's not as ergonomic. Otherwise, functions as advertised.
4138602
I was looking for a travel laptop that needed to do some basic things well.
Basically I purchased this laptop for the size, weight and that it at least had okay specs (pentium processor, SSD, 4GB RAM)
However, the laptop has some serious construction drawbacks
1) Horrendous Keyboard - It just doesn't work well. You cannot type normally without having missing letters. Instead you have to make sure to really punch each letter. I've never used a laptop with such a bad keyboard.
2) Battery Life is Pathetic - It barely makes it three hours and I'm only surfing the web.
3) Overheating - The bottom part gets incredibly hot when charging the battery.
4) Crashes - The machine is constantly crashing.
5) Doesn't detect all wifis - I was travelling and in some places the machine just doesn't detect the wifi even though my tablet and phone do. Apparently uses a bad wifi adapter (AVOID any machine with a Realtek wireless adapter) that just doesn't detect channels 12 and 13, which are common outside of North America.

Basically this is probably the worst computer purchase I have ever made and I would have gladly returned it if I hadn't left on a trip before trying it and so missed the deadline for returns.

I will never buy Toshiba again because their customer service for computers is awful.
1919645
I didn't like the fact it didn't have enough mbs for what I needed being out of the country.
960363
Took this on my trip to Europe and it was no good... the connection was not reliable- I ended up having to put pressure on it a certain way in order for it to charge.  I recommend a different adapter, spend a few extra bucks for something more solid and reliable... not fun to have to worry about an uncharged camera/phone.
1722457
This probably would have been fine if I had been visiting a country where the outlets are oriented up and down. However, in Peru, there were sideways. THe prongs flip out and the weight of the adapter pulls it out from the wall, making it more or less impossible to use in some places. It just didn't stay snugly plugged in.
3704724
I originally bought this convertible laptop because I wanted a small device to take with me when traveling that could run all my desktop applications, including Microsoft Office and Photoshop. I went with this unit because of it's small size and because it was using an Intel Core M chip, which I thought would give better performance and battery life than the Intel Celeron processors the cheaper devices use. Boy was I wrong. Even with 8 GB Ram, this laptop is average speed when it's working smoothly, and that is rare. More often, even with just a few windows open, the performance makes it almost unusable. I can't even watch YouTube videos (1080p) without it having glitches.

It's a shame, because I love the build of the laptop. It's a perfect size for travel, lightweight, and has a pretty solid build.

Overall, if you don't mind slow performance, go with a laptop with an Intel Celeron processor and save a few hundred dollars. If you want better performance, go with a i-Series Intel processor (i3, i5, i7).
1168695
Great unit technically. But there is a pretty serious design flaw if you are wanting to use this in Japan. The slide out prongs for that socket are at the lower part of the adapter. Plugged in to a wall, the weight of the unit just pulls the entire thing out. I basically had to prop something against it when I was in Japan. Same problem on multiple wall sockets. I'm thinking I would have the same problem in North America as it uses the same prongs.

If you have NZ/AU/UK devices and are wanting to use this in Japan, I'd try a different one. I'm looking for one that doesn't stick so far out from the wall. As I'm sure this problem wouldn't be so bad if this unit didn't have so much angular weight when plugged in.

If you are the opposite, it's actually a brilliant little unit. The USB sockets are a godsend. It would be perfect to use for a trip to NZ/AU/UK.
1979788
The Bad:
Without wifi, the only thing that works on this is the calculator.
Since there is no place to load programs onto, this is not going to be able to run Java.
Lastly, every now and then, it locks up for no reason at all. The only cure is to close and leave it for over an hour.

The Good:
It is a great size for travel
It holds its charge really well

Don't buy this as a replacement for a laptop, but for something cheap and good for travel, it is worth the $$
805596
Didn't work for me, it is however very dependent on location.
1952579
I loved how low weight, small, and portable this was, but theres not much you can do on it. It won't allow you download java which is needed for a lot of things, and it wouldn't allow me to install Norton which is essential for keeping it safe. Amazon was great with returns and refunding my money. I will continue to look for computer that fits my needs here.
4228206
Worked fine in South Korea, although when used on the wall outlet it felt a bit loose and wobbly due to its weight. Dual USB comes in really handy. Didn't need this for my electronics in Japan since I didn't have anything with 3 prongs.
4734249
I purchased this for my frequent business trips.  I did not realize how big this thing is.  Much larger than I expected which is not great for travel.  The plug that you plug into a wall output is fixed and does not fold up which makes it awkward to use.  If you plug in something to the last two plugs, the pressure you apply to insert your plug will almost definitely cause the whole thing to come out of the wall socket.  Very annoying.  Since the plug is three prong, you have to use an adapter in most foreign countries which makes the whole thing stick out so far from the outlet it is comical.

Overall, I jut don't like this product.  It needs to be about half the size to be considered a travel companion.  It needs to have built in adapters to plug in to any outlet no matter where in the world you are.  With all that real estate, they should have added all the other flavors of USB, such as USB-C, USB-Micro, Lightning, etc.
2108244
While this mic IS wonderfully portable, a feature I had been seeking, it works only intermittently on my MSI GE40 Windows 10 laptop, and sometimes causes loud static and electronic noises for other participants in webinars or Skype sessions. It sometimes fails to function even after repeated removal and reinsertion into my USB 2 or 3 ports. Sadly, I cannot recommend this unit.
4081582
I purchased this computer for a trip overseas to handle support for my job. The first problem was that the Windows key wasn't able to be activated.  After spending an hour with Microsoft support, I was able to get it reactivated, but the support guy informed me that the key had been deactivated due a return, so clearly it was not new. When I went to work on it after my flight, it wouldn't turn on. That was because it was out of battery and the power button is very difficult to trigger. I didn't think much of it and was very busy with other stuff. After two weeks in Asia, I got very sick and was out off commission for a few weeks. Once I caught up with work, I dug into the issues more. It actually loses battery life very quickly even when it's off! The won't take the return back because the timeframe has elapsed. It was supposed to be new, but they sent me a repackaged POS and won't take responsibility. Avoid this seller (MoneySaving Deals - https://www.amazon.com/s?marketplaceID=ATVPDKIKX0DER&me=A2UOQ7J1BXG92Q&merchant=A2UOQ7J1BXG92Q&redirect=true)!
56627
Rickety after assembly, table is tilted to the left, not easy to move on carpeting, enough of an angle on upper position so that a mouse will continually slide off, almost enough room for a mousepad, be really careful if you try to pick it up when moving it, no flat position.
  Relatively light in weight, leg base will fit under the front of an easy chair, easy to assemble.
  Overall, it is a typical Chinese product lacking quality.  Useable, but not recommended.  For this price, I expected something better.  There are better products for less and Amazon sells them, too.  The laptop in the product photo is probably a 14-inch or less.  My 17-inch only allows about 6 tight inches of mouse space.  I think this one is a poor design for a laptop table.
140024
Nice form factor. The tradeoffs in the product design limit its usefulness:

* It's nearly useless on devices with USB 2.0 interfaces
* Its driver can't co-exist with the DisplayLink drivers used by Pluggable and others

Given the price and the design limitations, I'd spend the extra bucks for another device if I had it to do over again :)