This is the second Lenovo I have purchased, and I have enjoyed both. Very easy transition from laptop to tablet. Nice touch for keyboard typing.

Love windows 10 and the laptop is fast and was the perfect price.

Love how compact and light weight it is. Great for personal, business and school. Fits nicely in my purse. Able to do everything and if I get tired using it as a laptop, I can flip it no problem and use it as an ipad. Also, the touch screen features makes it easier.

The 2 in one form factor is nice, the weight is good, the keyboard feels a bit flimsy. Windows 10 seems a little resource intensive for the processor. The mechanical hard drive slows it down some too. Battery lasts about 5 hours doing basic web surfing and e-mail. If I had it to do over again I would spend a few bucks more and buy the i3 processor version, with a solid state drive.

I have a large 17-inch Toshiba I love. It's just too big to carry around all the time. I wanted a smaller 2-in-1 machine and found this. I'm 90% happy with it. It's light, great battery life, easy to read screen, and it woks well as a table or a laptop. Where I would fault it is processor speed and the touchpad is VERY sensitive. I knew it was a Pentium i3 so I can't fault it. (I wanted an i5, but was too cheap to pay that much.) The touchpad is more like a almost-touchpad meaning you don't have to actually be touching it and it "senses" two finger actions. I will have my thumb over one of the two bottom buttons and move the mouse with a finger and it will enlarge or reduce the screen as if I were doing the expand or contract motions on the screen. (I would normally zoom in or zoom out using the touch screen - that would be my preference. The touchpad does the same action which is a little irksome.) Would I buy this machine again? Probably. With a Pentium i5 or i7, no question, Yes.