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

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Laptop is lightning fast and really better than expected. Its only been 2 days so ill update if anything changes. Right size for what I wanted. Not to heavy. Touch screen works as expected. Setup was super fast and everything work very quickly. The high end components definitely make this one shine.

This laptop is decent but there’s nothing inherently great about it.

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.

This is a nice little laptop. I have been using it for a couple months now and I really have no complaints. I am not a gamer but I dont think a gamer would even consider this one anyway. I am a lover and streamer of Netflix and other services. I do research and work from home on it with no problems. I have not tried out the features that make this a good choice for creative types. I think it is a good middle tier device that will work well for most people.

This Ideapad Flex 5 is a very powerful laptop/tablet convertible for the price. It offers tons of flexibility and options in a nice looking system that will satisfy most users. The use of a Ryzen 5  5500U is a welcome addition. I would have liked to see the more efficient Ryzen 5 5600U based on Zen 3 instead but that would have raised the price some. There are definitely a few issues that I have with this laptop, most notably, the screen and USB-C port. If these two issues could be addressed, this laptop would be a sure-fire winner.

This is a really nice laptop in the mid-range pricepoint. Its thinner and much better made than the low-end $300-400 laptops. The case doesnt flex, and the keyboard is much nicer than those found on lower priced models. The screen is very nice, both in terms of color and clarity, as well as the touch screen responsiveness. I really give Lenovo a lot of credit for this design. The hinges are very sturdy and I didnt ever feel like it was cheap or flimsy when going from laptop mode to tablet mode. When using as the inverted V shape, the hinges are stiff enough that you dont have to worry about it unfolding, yet they are still easy to move.

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: