Lenovo - Flex 3 2-in-1 11.6" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Celeron - 2GB Memory - 32GB eMMC Flash Storage - Black

This 2 in 1 Windows PC is great for anyone looking to experience Windows 10 and Tablets in general. I did have to go through purchasing a open box unit that had a faulty touch screen , but exchanging it for a new one was a breeze. It's a solid affordable purchase for less than 300.00 with an extended warranty. You get all the bells and whistles of Windows 10 and the supporting Lenovo software. The only trade off is speed. There is slight lag in the touch screen but adequate. But I was told that by the salesperson when he recommended the later more expensive models. When used as a laptop it's fine. I use it primarily to browse online and stream media. Memory, at 32gb; may be a concern for those not familiar with net books, but paired with a portable hardrive make it very capable. I'm completely satisfied with my purchase.

I like just about every thing about this laptop that can be a tablet, a presentation device, a movie screen, or a tabletop work force. It really is a very versatile item that can't just be called a laptop. It's fast and easy to use. It's my first Windows 10 and once familiar with how it works I really enjoy using it. I registered it with Toshiba pretty much right out of the box but for some reason it keeps asking me to register my device. If I go to the site again, however, it simply tells me I already have. I don't know if this is a Toshiba problem or a device problem but there it is. There are a couple of other things as well. I set it up to use a PIN unlock code with a PASSWORD backup that worked for about a week and now it just wants a password and I can't get it to request a PIN at all. There are a couple of other little glitches too but all-in-all I like this device and would say it's possibly the best I've ever used. I would give it a 5 star rating if not for these small little glitches.

This 2 in 1 is very sturdy. It looks and feels durable. The only drawback is the SD card does not go all the way in. With the limited on board memory, it would be nice to be able to insert a large, say 128 gb sd card to expand the memory. But with the card sticking out the way it is, it cannot be left permanently installed in the unit.

This well built model (based upon the Yoga model) delivers lots of value for the buck. Nice touch screen folds over into tablet. However, the screen does not always revert back to laptop format when folded up again. The 2 GB Ram limits the responsiveness of unit. The solid state drive helped a little. However, to improve performance, I recommend going into the startup manager and shutting down as many unnecessary apps as possible. Also, if you're concerned about storage space,get a 128 GB flash drive (USB3.0). Other issues, not user upgradeable, some bloatware (just remove it). Since this is a budget model, I would remove the memory hogging virus protection (that you pay for after 6 months) and go with Avast or AVG for free. In addition, install Malwarebytes. Another great product would be portable apps...it runs off a flash drive and doesn't get installed. You can install on the flash drive many usable apps including free open office, portable Chrome browser and much more.

Got this for my son & it worked well for basic stuff. Screen viewing angles are below average. Battery lasts about 7-8 hours with light use 5-6 if watching videos or playing games. Speaking of games All from teh Windows 10 store worked except Minecraft, which was the deal breaker & why we exchanged it for a different laptop. There is an issue with the CPU this laptop uses that makes playing Minecraft freeze every 15 -3 seconds. I've researched & found all laptops with this CPU have the same issue. My son also preferred detaching the screen rather than folding it 360 degrees to make it a tablet. I think it was too heavy after awhile for him to hold. Also the SD card slot does not allow the SD card to insert all the way. Adding memory is a must with only 32 GB of storage so I got a mini USB flash drive which worked well. A plus was that it charged relatively fast and has 1 USB 3.0 port.

This Lenovo computer is good overall, though a bit slow and not as powerful as I hoped it would be. It is designed well, comfortable to use, and has nice features. The dimensions are ideal in that the computer is big enough to view without strain, but small enough to carry around easily.

This has been good for my basic/light needs... I just wish it had better memory! Windows 10 can’tupdate and everything has slowed down now... upgrading to a newer (4 years old now) one with better memory & speed

I needed something for work just to type of notes while I was working. It slows down when I run more than 3 programs ,but since it's basically used for note writing, I don't have a problem with that at all. It's by no means my primary computer, but great for what I need.I love the tablet option! It should work great for when I go on vacation and need something small just to keep on things.