There is not much to criticize in terms of the build quality, but the tablet could be more robust since you can twist it quite a lot. The supplied Power Keyboard is also made of sturdy plastic, but it is not a Folio keyboard. The top is silver-colored and the bottom is black. We cannot find any build quality issues with the keyboard, either. It could also be more robust as you can easily twist it. Both the tablet and the docking station have their own batteries. HP also offers an optional travel keyboard (around 220 Euros/~$239) as an alternative to the supplied unit. The travel unit is lighter and protects the tablet with a cover, but it does not have a battery.

There is no shortage of ports on the Detachable. Among others, the tablet element offers a full-size USB 3.0 port. Note: The tablet ports cannot be used when the tablet is attached to the docking station. There are also two USB 3.0 ports on the keyboard dock as well as two video outputs. On the right side of the dock is an HP docking port, which can be used with the optional HP 2013 UltraSlim docking station, for instance.