Topton L10 laptop brings the same dual-screen design as Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 3 but is cheaper

The thing about dual-screen laptops is that they tend to be expensive. For example, there's the ZenBook Pro Duo 15 (Core i9 and RTX 3060 variant curr. $1,999.99 on Amazon), which comes with a fancy hinge mechanism for the secondary screen. Lenovo took a different approach with the ThinkBook Plus 3rd Gen laptop, embedding a secondary screen next to the built-in keyboard. Well, it seems that Topton L10 took inspiration more from the latter than the first.

But the good part is that the Topton L10 dual-screen laptop doesn't cost as much as the two laptops mentioned above. Its starting price is currently $329 on Aliexpress, which is a lot less than the Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 3. However, don't expect to see top-end specs for this price.

Under the hood, the Topton L10 features the Intel Celeron N5095 CPU, a 15-watt processor that has four cores and four threads. It's basically an entry-level chip for budget-friendly laptops and mini PCs (Beelink Mini S curr. $169 on Amazon). This CPU is paired with 16 GB of LPDDR4 RAM and up to 2 TB of SSD.

The displays of the L10 dual-screen laptop aren't as premium as the Lenovo ThinkBook Plus either. It has a 15.6-inch FHD primary screen and a 7-inch secondary display on the right side of the keyboard. Topton says that the smaller screen supports a stylus and 10-point multitouch input. But the laptop doesn't bundle with a pen.

Besides that, the Topton L10 laptop has a metal body with a 180-degree hinge. The touchpad has a built-in fingerprint sensor to provide secure access, and the keyboard has RGB lights.

As for connectivity, the ports aren't as modern as the ones on the 3rd Gen Lenovo ThinkBook Plus. You will find a USB-C 3.1, two USB 3.0, one card reader, a 3.5 mm audio, and a Mini HDMI. The same goes for wireless connectivity, as the Topton L10 has somewhat dated Bluetooth 4.2 and WiFi 5.