Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga

I think you would also be served well with a ThinkPad Yoga X1 series. It comes with a pen, is a 2-in-1 and is a thinkpad. It has an average webcam though which is where the surface pro would have it beat.

I have used Thinkpad laptops exclusively for the past 17 years. I have had X-1 models exclusively for about 5 years. I just purchased a 7th gen X-1 carbon direct from Lenovo but it is going back for refund. During all my years of Thinkpads, the touchpads just kept getting better and better.....until...

I could list no SD card slot as a negative as I'd really love it but it's not like there was a whole lot of premium laptops with that in this category. Aside of this I'm very satisfied because it has beautiful build quality and display, very nice performance and keyboard + linux runs flawlessly and very fast on it. All and all even though I don't regret the purchase, I think I should have gone for a FHD version, or even a x1 yoga with full hd, purely for battery life reasons, which is the biggest negative of the laptop for me.

This is my fourth or fifth Lenovo laptop. I love the Lenovo keyboards and they have been reliable. This unit arrived with a problem with the screen; I can't adjust the screen brightness. I called a service tech who told me it's probably a problem with the connection. Unfortunately, I couldn't spare ...

I would get the Lenovo Thinkpad yoga or X1 carbon they are really not in your budget (800-800) a hundred dollars more than your budget is the Thinkpad l490 which should serve you well just looks older design wise, I reckon you'll be okay with it. Has 256gigs storage 8GB ram and Intel integrated graphics which should run the Old Flight sim decently if not great. Personally I'd go with the bit more expensive options as they are solid builds and more upgradability as well as better spec wise, id urge you at least take a look.

Overall, a powerful and easy-to-use business laptop that you'll enjoy using. But, it's not perfect. PROS: Responsive, high build quality, outstanding keyboard, good screen, excellent audio for a small laptop (front and bottom speakers), sturdy, webcam cover is handy (but is also a con - see below), ...

ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 4Part Number: 20SA0004US. $1,746.99 CDNShips Free in 1-3 business days. 10th Generation Intel® Core™ i5-10210U Processor (1.60 GHz, up to 4.20 GHz with Turbo Boost, 4 Cores, 8 Threads, 6 MB Cache)Windows 10 Pro 64.

This is the 3rd or 4th ThinkPad X1 Carbon I've had and I'm very happy with it so far. This X1 replaces a Dell XPS 13 which I returned after repeated problems with the Dell shutting down sua sponte for no apparent reason. The X1 is well built - other reviewers complain about paint rubbing off and the...

Lenovo Campus Yoga Slim 7-14ITL. (refurbed Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga 2 Gen).

When my first order arrived, I couldn’t use the laptop because it had been programmed for as a company computer. The reseller promptly took it back, returned the purchase price to my cc and gave me $100 gift card that I used for the correct laptop purchase. The reseller was great!!! Very Helpful. Lo...