Lenovo Flex 11 2-in-1 Convertible Laptop, 11.6" HD Touchscreen Display, Intel Pentium Silver N5000 up to 2.7GHz, 4GB DDR4, 64GB eMMC, Bluetooth, Windows 10 in S mode, 1 Year Office 365 Personal, Black

Around $250 this is an excellent value for a new laptop. The Pentium processor is a current generation model that is snappy compared to other laptops in the price range. Also, the 4GB of RAM and 64GB eMMC storage is double what you typically get at this price and what I consider the minimum required for a Windows 10 machine. It was easily converted to full Windows 10 Home at no cost and includes a 1 year subscription to Office 365 - a $69 value. I will be using this as a secondary laptop for my office as a media player and web browsing machine. The keyboard and trackpad work well. Battery life seems to fall between 8 and 10 hours with light use. Cons - Display is a TN panel and colors and viewing angles are mediocre at best. The touchscreen is not pen compatible. The plastic and aluminum base seems stiff but there are weak spots that could get bent if thrown in a backpack with books and other objects. Unexpected Plus - I opened up the machine and was able to install an m.2 SATA SSD in an unused port. Other than the wireless card and battery that is the only upgradable parts inside.

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Very please with this Lenovo small laptop. I debated whether to get another tablet or go for this convertible laptop. I am glad I went with this one. Its 2 in 1. It has met my expectations in some area. Now I can take a tablet/laptop with me on trips to watch my favorite programs. Just remember the memory and storage size is limited. Although you can put a micro sd card for more storage. I found this much more affordable than some tablets out there. Do be prepare for updates running for the Windows 10 S mode. It can take hours and cause your laptop to lag but once its done, it runs pretty well. Thumbs up from me.

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this is a great for a student but when you get it you must install a m.2 ssd(price start from 20 dollars) and to install win 10(not the s mode). the improvement you get after the ssd installation is amazing! and its simple to install yourself, just google it. you need a "m.2 2280" ssd, SATA III. that the type that worked for me

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Not so fond of this windows S Mode considering all the programs I need to use on my computer wont install. Couldnt leave S Mode bc the Microsoft/Windows product key on the specific computer I received was invalid, and it wanted me to purchase a "genuine" product from the store, a product it was supposed to come with. After troubleshooting with Amazon support they ordered me a replacement. Hoping the second one will work.

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So heres the thing: My company wants me to bring my company issued laptop with me whenever I go anywhere. It doesnt matter if its a business trip or a vacation. Thats fine and not entirely unreasonable, but sometimes when Im on the road I want to watch movies or play games or read non-work related emails or other personal things that I cant do or prefer not to do on my company laptop. I find this Lenovo Flex to 2 in 1 to be just perfect for that. Its big enough that I dont have to squint when looking at the screen but small and light enough that I can slide it into my bag next to my company laptop without adding significant weight. They keyboard too is just the right size so my long fingers dont feel cramped when typing. The 64GB of storage isnt a LOT, but its enough for most of the basic apps I need without filling up (I previously had a 10" tablet with 32GB of space and I found myself having to uninstall programs whenever Windows 10 needed to update and then re-install them when the update was done). Its also got a quad core processor which makes things run just a little more smoothly. And hey, it runs games! Maybe not cutting edge first person shooters that require dozens of gigs of space and a $400 graphics card, but older games and/or games with lower system requirements run reasonably well on it. Cons? Eh, if I had my druthers Id prefer 128GB over 64GB, but beggars cant be choosers right? And its my understanding a similarly configured Lenovo 2-in-1 can be had for 128GB for a little more cash. So I cant complain that loudly.

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I got this laptop because I am starting grad school soon. I had my more techy brother do some research for me, and he came across this one. I went with his suggestion and purchased this laptop. I love it! It is fast enought to load youtube videos, and for school work. The screen is on the smaller side, but this doesnt bother me. It is a great deal for what you get!

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Product sorely under performed. Failed to connect with home network will work with tether hotspot. could not support my standard daily use of multi applications.

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Good value for money. If the screen were better, it would be the best choice among small laptops. There are small flaws, such as the location of the power button and the difficult opening of the cover, but they are not critical. Good laptop for study and travel.

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This very good

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I like its size, it is compact, its mobility. I do not like its screen, it does not looks sharp. I use it to watch YouTube and news.

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