Click10 quick review:
1. Looks & feels an awful lot like a 10" netbook. Like they recycled the keyboard & stuff. T100 has a better keyboard imo. It's not terrible but the keys do feel kind of thin & cheap. The machine itself OTOH is surprisingly sturdy for the price, feels very good.
2. Right off the bat, hinge tilt is annoying. It feels like barely tilts past 90 degrees (85 degrees according to the website). If I am sitting at a comfortable typing/viewing distance, it feels like I'm looking almost straight down, like I'm in the first row of a movie theater. Rolling my chair back to proper screen vs. angle viewing distance, the text gets too small & I'm too far away to really use it. It's hard to see how much it doesn't lean back in the video, but this review has some angle shots:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xnf0aUi7C1A
Like, this picture is really misleading because it seems to angle back further than it does IRL. Unless I'm just not tilting it properly (I don't want to break it), this is going to be a big annoyance to people who want to use this a lot as a laptop. In tablet mode, no problem, but as a laptop...I really wish it had double the degrees of tilt:
http://www.tabletblog.de/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/toshiba-satellite-click-10-hands-on.jpg
3. Having an HD screen this size is nice. The one thing I hated about netbooks was the standard 1024x600 resolution. The screen is bright, clear, and a good resolution for the size. I am not disappointed by the brightness either, which is great, because a lot of times the devices can be a bit dim. I'm in a well-lit room & the screen is very good.
4. Feels just like an iPad when I detach it. Very nice design. Feels good in the hands. Touchscreen is very responsive, doesn't feel a tad laggy like the T100 did. I have yet another defective T100 on my desk I'm comparing it to. The hinge is really easy to latch & unlatch to pop the screen off, zero usability issues there. It does have some bounce when docked, but nothing horrible like some of the other models I've used that are super flimsy back & forth while typing. It's hard to believe an entire good computer is inside just the screen when you're holding it...silent, cool to the touch, not heavy, good design.
5. The charger is surprisingly large. Palm-sized & over an inch thick, sort of a mini wall-wart. Has a Micro USB charging plug, which I don't like, but it is reinforced & has fairly thick plastic around the plug, so at least it doesn't feel like it's going to break on day one. I've had bad experiences with all of the micro USB plugs falling apart, bending, and breaking over time, but it is pretty cool that it can charge off just a USB connector.
6. Separately from the device, Windows 10 is actually pretty nice. It's not terrible on a desktop, but in conjunction with a touchscreen, it actually works really well. I've found myself using both the keyboard & screen for different commands & functions, depending on where my hands are, especially due to the smaller 10" screen size - it's very accessible as a touchscreen device. There is a tiny bit of lag, like when doing searches in the Start Menu, but nothing killer. It's quite zippy overall.
TL;DR: Really neat machine for the price. Hinge issue is driving me bananas (next to zero screen tilt). Windows 10 is great with a touchscreen.