Screen had a dead pixel out of the box. Returning immediately.

I was looking to replace a 17" Lenovo Ideapad which not only turned out to be too bulky, but had a very flat keyboard that wasn't comfortable to type on. I decided I was prepared to spring for a 2-in-1 that was a bit smaller (15" or so) and had an SSD drive for performance. I tried every 2-in-1 at Best Buy, and fell in love with the ThinkPad because of its keyboard. I'm a developer, so having something comfortable to type on was very important to me, and one of the primary reasons I was trading in the previous laptop. After having it for a couple of months, I've really enjoyed the portability and performance. I haven't used the 2-in-1 feature much, but it was very handy to have when I needed to quickly show something to someone at a conference. My only very minor wish was that it had a regular RJ-45 ethernet port for the occasional time I've had an opportunity to use a wired network connection, but that is very minor. Highly recommended!

This laptop is the perfect combination of performance and features and portability. I take it everywhere because the size and weight means it is barely noticeable in my backpack. The key board and build in pen means I can shift from reviews content and doing research online to building presentations and spreadsheets anywhere. I find the keyboard key feel to be one of the best on most laptops. The solid state drive and i5 boot instantly so I am never waiting for the computer.

Bought this on sale for $759 and added an additional 8gb RAM for $40. Took me 10 minutes to put the memory in and really noticed a difference in speed. The screen is fantastic, the i5 is faster than the 7 core 3.8 Ghz. Data transfers very fast from the mini SD card. Computer is solid. I bought the 3 year warranty for this laptop. Best purchase I've made all year. Much much better than the $500 cheap laptops and many times more durable.

I'm historically, a Mac guy. But I was looking for something that worked well and gave me mobility. After researching and playing with my friend's Yoga, I was hooked. Now if you're after the top-end device, this won't have the specs, but for average use... it kills. Especially given that its touchscreen, can be used in Book mode as a tablet, and comes with a pen. PS. Using my Edge browser, I can open 3 separate windows with about 40 tabs active in each. That's while streaming a movie and having a tune playing. Come on now, that's more than enough power for typical use.