Kogan Atlas D600 10.1″ 2‑in‑1 Touchscreen Laptop Review
Summary: The Kogan Atlas D600 10.1" 2‑in‑1 Touchscreen Laptop provides exceptional value for those looking for a truly portable and affordable Windows 11 system.
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Portable Value
If you’re looking for an affordable Windows 11 device that’s ultra‑portable, touch‑enabled and doubles as a tablet, the Kogan Atlas D600 10.1” 2‑in‑1 is worth having a look at. At its core, the Atlas D600 is designed for basic computing on the go and while it’s not trying to compete with premium ultrabooks, it delivers far more than its price tag suggests.
Key Features
- 10.1” IPS Touchscreen
- Intel Celeron N4020 Processor
- 128GB eMMC Storage + 4GB RAM
- Dual‑band Wi‑Fi AC
- Windows 11 Home S pre‑installed
- Detachable keyboard included
- Built‑in microphone
- Up to 4 hours of battery life
- Ports:
- 2 × USB ports
- 1 × MicroSD card slot
- 1 × Micro HDMI (1.4a)
- 1 × Headphone jack
Unboxing
Inside the box, you’ll find:
- Kogan Atlas D600 10.1” 2‑in‑1 Touchscreen Laptop with Windows 11 Home S (128GB)
- Power Adapter
- User Guide
… and on arrival from Kogan, the Kogan Atlas D600 10.1″ 2‑in‑1 Touchscreen Laptop comes very well packed.
The Review
The device itself is tiny at just 24.8 × 2.2 × 17.3 cm (with keyboard) and a weight of 1.14kg. This makes it one of the most portable Windows laptops you can buy, ideal for travel, commuting or simply tossing (gently) into a backpack or handbag due to its size.
The overall build quality is good, especially considering the price and hile the design is a little dated compared to modern alternatives, it still performs its role well. The detachable keyboard is functional, the hinge is sturdy enough for everyday use, and the lightweight plastic body keeps the device extremely portable. If you want a second laptop or a compact device for travel or basic tasks, this fits the role perfectly.
Setup follows the standard Windows 11 wizard, requiring a Wi‑Fi connection to commence the initial configuration which also requires a Microsoft account, whether existing or new. One issue that I encountered was the device becoming stuck on Windows 21H2 which was shipped with the D600, preventing further updates. The fix was simple thanks to Google: download the latest Windows 11 installer from Microsoft onto a USB drive and perform an install. After that, updates worked normally and while not a deal-breaker, it’s something to be aware of.
The 10.1” IPS‑level touchscreen features a 1280 × 800 resolution, producing crisp text and vibrant colours. The IPS‑level panel ensures better viewing angles and more accurate colour reproduction than typical budget displays, making it perfect for reading, browsing and media use. Using the Kogan Atlas D600 10.1″ 2‑in‑1 Touchscreen Laptop in tablet mode is super easy which is just done by detaching the screen from the keyboard and presto, you’re ready to use it as a tablet.
The Intel Celeron N4020 CPU, paired with Intel UHD 600 graphics, is purpose-built for efficiency. It handles everyday essentials such as web browsing, YouTube, basic apps and even Citrix for remote work without the heat or noise typical of beefier machines. While the 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM is the bare minimum for a smooth Windows 11 experience, it performs reliably as long as you avoid heavy multitasking or keeping dozens of tabs open at once.
Additionally, storage is surprisingly generous for this category as the 128GB eMMC drive provides plenty of room for the OS, essential apps and media. If you do start to feel the squeeze, you can easily and affordably expand your capacity via the MicroSD slot or a USB drive without sacrificing the device’s portability. It also comes with the Wi‑Fi AC (802.11ac) wireless standard that supports both the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz bands giving you faster speeds and better performance for smoother streaming, quicker downloads and more reliable connectivity compared to older Wi‑Fi versions.
In terms of battery life, expect up to 3–4 hours (more so 3 hours) depending on usage. This is more than sufficient for short work sessions, travel or casual browsing. The only drawback is the proprietary charging cable as USB‑C charging would have been ideal, but it’s not a major issue unless you misplace the included adapter.
It’s also worth mentioning that the Kogan purchasing experience was flawless. From the moment the order was placed, Kogan provided clear, timely delivery updates, making it easy to track the package from dispatch to arrival. They also offer simple feedback options after delivery, which adds a nice touch of customer care.
Final Thoughts
The Kogan Atlas D600 is a compact, capable and affordable 2‑in‑1 Windows device. It’s not built for heavy workloads but for basic tasks and portability, it shines. So, if you want a lightweight secondary laptop or a simple machine for everyday use, this is a great option through Kogan.
For more information, please visit https://www.kogan.com/au/
Full Specifications
Audio
- Impedance: 8Ω
- Speaker Wattage: 2 × 1W
- Speakers: Built‑in stereo speakers
Body
- Form Factor: 2‑in‑1
Camera
- Webcam: 2.0MP + 2.0MP
Connectivity
- Bluetooth: Yes
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Headphones: Headphone jack
- Wi‑Fi: 802.11b/g/n/ac
Dimensions
- Dimensions: 24.8 × 2.2 × 17.3 cm (with keyboard)
- Weight: 1.14 kg
Display
- Resolution: 1280 × 800
- Size: 10.1″
- Type: IPS‑level Display
General
- Body Material: Plastic
- Features: Built‑in rear cam & detachable keyboard
- Operating System: Windows 11 Home S
- Touch Screen: Yes
- Type: Laptop
Inputs
- MicroSD Card: 1
- USB 2.0: Yes (on keyboard)
- USB 3.0: Yes
- USB Type‑C: Yes (data transfer)
Inputs / Outputs
- Micro HDMI: 1 × 1.4a
Model
- Colour: Black
- Type: Kogan Atlas
Performance
- CPU: Intel Celeron N4020
- CPU Speed: 1.1GHz (up to 2.8GHz)
- GPU: Intel UHD 600 Graphics
- OS: Windows 11 Home
- RAM: 4GB LPDDR4
Power
- Battery Capacity: 3000mAh
- Battery Life: Up to 4 hours
- Battery Type: Lithium‑ion Polymer
- Battery Voltage: 7.6V
- Current: 2A
- Output: 12V DC
Storage
- Internal Storage: 128GB
- Type: eMMC
Warranty
- Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year
About the Author
Andrew Bistak When he's not trying to save the world, Andrew enjoys travel (although loathes turbulence), going to the movies, reading and being a dad to his two dogs (and now twins) with his wife.
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