Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5 14" Convertible Laptop, FHD (1920 x 1080) Touch Display, Intel Core i5-1035G1 Processor, 8GB DDR4 Onboard RAM, 128GB SSD, Intel UHD Graphics, Win 10, 81X1004RUS, Graphite Grey

We have bought three of this computer for our daughters who are in college. Great for taking notes and a good value. Easy to travel with and good memory. Three out of three love it!

I loved everything that is happening since I bought the computer, it supports all my productive creative projects

did not know 2 ports did not work, received a refund.

It's been a while since I've purchased a brand new computer and so I didn't realize how much I would like recent jumps in technology, like the touchscreen and built in camera and microphone. I'm already a big fan of Lenovo products and this easy to use laptop just confirms that. My favorite thing about this new computer is how fast it is to use. Start up seems instantaneous and I love the fingerprint feature for logging in. A great purchase for the price!

I have 2 children and needed an extra labtop for at home school. Works well for school. Very portable. Camera works well for Google Classroom. Great Purchase.

Love the way it goes from keyboard to touchscreen easily and keyboard flips back and out of way!

The Lenovo I've been playing around with is the Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5 14" Convertible Laptop, FHD (1920 x 1080) Touch Display, Intel Core i5-1035G1 Processor, 8GB DDR4 OnBoard RAM, 128GB SSD, Intel UHD Graphics, Win 10, 81X1004RUS, Graphite Grey version. So far in the month I've had it, it's been great. I am not a fan of Windows 10 Home, but it does the job for most things.Pros:- long battery life (outlasts my dell XPS)- fingerprint reader/login- side power button- charges by USB-C- has a card reader- wifi 6, so killer internet connection- keyboard is responsive and is comfortable to type on for long periods of time- i5/8gb RAM/128gb SSD for a $699 price point makes this a good valueCons:- has a bit of bloatware- every fingerprint shows up on the screen and the case- not easy to modify or expand memory or hard drive (requires a special set of tools)I was really hoping to crack this open and put a larger SSD in, but was disappointed when I realized I didn't have the required tools - this makes this not an ideal system for businesses or other enterprise uses that require the quick swap and replace of old/broken parts. I was also hoping for more than 1 USB-C port, as I wanted to connect this to a dock, but my dock doesn't have a power delivery feature, so there's no way to power the computer while connected to the dock I have. There are a few USB-A ports, but since I use a head set and mouse and often a couple flash drives, I don't have nearly as many as I would like. I also am not a fan of how greasy the computer looks now after almost a month of handling it. It seems like every time I've touched it or handled it, it's taken whatever oils I've had on my hands. I've attempted to try and lightly clean it, but it still looks gross.For an i5 processor with 8gb of RAM with a 128gb SSD, this is actually a really great deal. There are only 2 other equivalent systems on the market, which are the HP ProBook and Acer Swift. The SSD is actually what makes up a good chunk of the Lenovo's price, but is also what allows for this laptop to start up so quickly and for a lot of programs to run seamlessly. With care, this laptop can last a good 2-3 years. It's just a shame it's such a magnet for dirt and grease.

This lap top came highly recommended and I've been happy with it.