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Pros : Lightweight and portable, sufficient number of ports, decent display
Cons : Keyboard’s backlit is not much usable in low-light, average camera performance, body prone to smudges
Bottomline : As a budget convertible it’s a viable choice without putting burden on your pocket. This works well in both modes for light usage, but performance, it was little lower than its own sibling Canvas Lapbook L1161, and Asus Eeebook E402.
Micromax canvas LT777 is a detachable 2-in-1 running on Windows 10 OS. This is the solution for the consumers who are looking for a portable notebook that can turn into a tablet as well. This lightweight device can handle all your tasks and stores your data without being a burden on your shoulders.
Design and features : Micromax Canvas Laptab is a 2-in-1 convertible, which comes with a tablet and the detachable keyboard that can be joint via the hinges. This 11.6-inch convertible weight about 1.5 kg, which is well distributed, meaning does not topple while working with it on your lap. It has a blue LED backlit QWERTY keyboard with tiny isolated keys, it will take some to trainee your fingers. The build quality and material of the keys are good. There is small trackpad which is quite responsive that supports Windows 10 gestures and two-finger scrolling. The laptab has a complete rubberized plastic body which is prone to smudges but offers good grip.
The volume, power, camera, and windows key are placed on the top of the tablet. The back panel of a tablet boasts dual speakers on the bottom comers. Left side edge of the tablet accomplished with mic, 3.5 mm headphone jack, 1 micro USB port, 1 micro HDMI port and a small notification light. There are a bit inwards curves at the edges, especially at the top which makes it thinner and also display has broad bezels on the top. And to detach the tablet from keyboard there is a silver button at the hinge.
The Micromax Canvas Laptab comes with a 1280 x 800-pixel resolution display, which is not great but good for most cases. It has 11.6-inch touchscreen loaded with the latest Windows 10 OS. It is powered by Intel Atom quad-core processor and 2 GB RAM. It offers 32 GB of inbuilt flash storage, which is surely not enough, but thankfully you can expand the storage capacity via micro SD card slot of up to 64 GB.
For connectivity, it has 3G SIM card slot, 2 MP front & rear camera, inbuilt WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. The keyboard dock has a two 2.0 USB port which lets you connect external HDDs or peripherals such as a mouse and so on.
Performance
With the good viewing angles and crisps picture quality, this is good enough for watching movies or doing day-to-day work. Thanks to its 1280x800-pixel resolution, the display looks vibrant and text looks crisp.
It comes with a 1.33 GHz quad-core Intel AtomZ3735F processor, Intel HD graphics with 2 GB of RAM which is not meant for some heavy duty computing but great for doing office work, playing casual games, web surfing and watching movies. While using the device we didn’t notice any lags or glitches. In short, the performance is good for the price. You would get a convertible device for moderate usage, but don’t expect much from a low-budget notebook.
It comes with a 9000 mAh battery which is good for this type of devices. Here is what we concluded while testing its battery, its lasted approx. 4 hours and 25 minutes while watching an HD video in a loop with full brightness and sound. In moderate usage, it lasted for more than 7 hours, surfing the net, watching a video, etc.