everyone be careful with the screen, I have an HP 2-in-1 and after 5 years of only touching the screen with my fingers to close and open tabs, the screen is lagging, it has 3 thin lines and it's because of the LED.
One question, im kinda worried about the pressure put on the keyboard when put on tablet mode and flipping the tablet for example placing it on the tabke
when/ where did you find this out? your name is science is everything but you dont understand that when a laptop is completely folded like that there is literally less pressure on the hinges than when the screen is up?
@@johngotcash Soldered RAM and Processor with medium temperature glue is not a problem as Dell, Hp etc... Here Lenovo used UV glue it will not melt @ 220 degree Celsius... And i never saw a pin type intel processor failed in my 20 years experience in the laptop chip level servicing... and my 23 years old Pentium 3 processor still working fine...so it need to replace...
the hinges break easily!
everyone be careful with the screen, I have an HP 2-in-1 and after 5 years of only touching the screen with my fingers to close and open tabs, the screen is lagging, it has 3 thin lines and it's because of the LED.
Thank you
I mean its 5 years, that and a constant touching using your fingers shows that it is to be expected of such defaults.
That's expectant after 5 entire years 💀
Hp is different madam
Lenovo has far better build quality than hp
Bro, is the pen tip durable? Since how many years you are using the pen? Does the pen tip get worn out? Can you buy extra pen nibs? Please reply!! 🙏
Are these types of screens quick to break? Is it preferable to buy something like this or buy the one that comes with a non-touch screen?
It's almost the same as a phone screen
My Flex 2-15 from August 2014 doesn't do 360º. How bout this model?
I think it does do 360, when I receive mine I'll let you know
the one in the video? if yes, did you watch the video and pay attention?
Screen looks very reflective
its glossy
Well yes, because its glass, because it's a touch screen.
thanks for the explanation@@Systenize
One question, im kinda worried about the pressure put on the keyboard when put on tablet mode and flipping the tablet for example placing it on the tabke
Yeah, you do have to be careful as it doesn't have rubber feet on the keyboard.
Como consigo comprar com segurança envio para o Brasil?
Microphone doesnt work (driver). What should i do ?
please make a video on how to charge it
Bro it's a laptop, how do u wanna charge it? 😅
@@DRIPPIE.. 😂 just for fun dud….
I'm going get that
Ok
How much bhaiya?
Whoch pen is that?
Do you know how to turn the keyboard lights on?
Fn + f10
@@Anian1024 didnt work
@@heyyitsmei8801 skill issue
Whats the price
These are priced under 400 at best buy now
Kindly share the buy link of Amazon or Flipkart
What's the type of the stylus do you use?
Check out my full video review > th-cam.com/video/XushSoNI9uA/w-d-xo.html
Can you ship it to India
Sorry UK only.
What's the cheapest price you can get that?
Mine was on sale a couple days ago, and it was only $500(without taxes.)
It's on sale now in Canada for 600 something. I definitely recommend it
Sir which gen it is?
Gen 8
Did only i hear that poke?
Display OLED 120hz?
It's just $650, bro. Don't expect it to be that high. It's not a smartphone.
Hm
Can i play The Sims with that? /gen ask
Yes
Suggestion: upgrade of ssd and be happy
@@Daof725 ah i see thank you for your reply!
Hinges dont last long
when/ where did you find this out? your name is science is everything but you dont understand that when a laptop is completely folded like that there is literally less pressure on the hinges than when the screen is up?
Never buy LENOVO, They UV glued the onboard DDR4 RAM and Processor. It can never de-soldering... Horrible!
Why nobody address this big issue yet?
Other than the the 8gb of soldered ram, it’s worth the money. Most laptops have a soldiered processor anyway.
@@johngotcash Soldered RAM and Processor with medium temperature glue is not a problem as Dell, Hp etc... Here Lenovo used UV glue it will not melt @ 220 degree Celsius... And i never saw a pin type intel processor failed in my 20 years experience in the laptop chip level servicing... and my 23 years old Pentium 3 processor still working fine...so it need to replace...
What does any of that mean?
@@vintagepolo1395 good question
@@Arun-yv3us Arun sir, i know you are an expert, and these things maybe not matter to us as a customer, effecting our user experience.