Lenovo Flex 5 14 Laptop, 14.0 FHD Touch Display, AMD Ryzen 5 5500U, 16GB RAM, 256GB Storage, AMD Radeon Graphics, Digital Pen, Windows 10H

I have a similar Asus laptop, as well as an Acer laptop, and this Lenovo. The Lenovo is functional, but it is my least favorite of the three, and I would recommend the other two above it any day. The Lenovo has several issues worth mentioning:

Powerful and cheap laptop, very functional

This works great. love how easy it is to use. its pretty lightweight battery lasts a long time nd the tablet mode is so cool. can do way more than any tablet can do and runs fast.

First off, great price from seller conputersUSA. Screen looks great in 1080p, touch screen works nice and the amd is plenty enough power for my sons gaming needs on steam. Perfect size and flexibility

This convertible from Lenovo is really nice. Ive been using Lenovo products for years and have never been dissaponted. This convertible falls right in with the others- build quality, speed, functionality.

I have been a fan of Lenovo laptops for a while now. They are not loaded with too many garbage apps and they are usually well-built, fast, and designed well. This 2-in-1 is no different. Here are some of the highlights:

THE GOOD:

For home use only, size and weight are excellent; not completely set up yet; dont use touch screen much; dont know yet about battery life; live with spouse , so dont need fingerprint feature, although it might be useful for some.

The laptop is decent albeit somewhat flimsy, but overall the worst part is the implementation of the stylus holder. Not only does the holder clip open constantly under its own tension, but it plugs into an actual usb port. Its point of weakness is the structural integrity of a usb port, and it breaks than you break your USB port as well.

Democracy thrives in the brilliance of the 14-inch screen with millions of scintillating pixels.