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Lenovo Miix 630 hand-on review: Bossing battery life with 20 hours per charge

Posted on January 9, 2018June 11, 2019 By Jarvis

Lenovo has been producing Miix 2-in-1 tablet-cum-laptop devices for a number of years, but relying on Intel for its chipsets. In the last model, the Miix 720, that resulted in an over-powerful, battery-limited product that didn’t quite cut the mustard.

But that’s all about to change, with the new Miix 630 signalling a new era for on-the-go laptop computing. Thanks to Windows 10 S and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 platform, the Miix 630 touts battery life for up to 20 hours. Yep, pretty much double what you’ll get from anything else of an equivalent product.

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